Reviews for Psychology of Television

The average rating for Psychology of Television based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-08-01 00:00:00 Pascal Vaudry Called by many readers as "The Bible of Chinese Philosophy" The Sourcebook is a comprehensive compendium of the many different Philosophical and Religious Schools of Thought in Chinese history, both the magnificent and the lesser known. Organized by school of thought and by philosopher/teacher/leader sections, filled with commentaries throughout history by different Chinese thinkers of note, filled with historical context for eased interpretation, and containing an intriguing glossary of Chinese Written Characters for the reader's pleasure, the Sourcebook is an indispensable tool for any philosopher, academic teacher, academic student, or public servant...the very persons the many philosophies were written down in history for.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-03-08 00:00:00 Richard Frank Believe it or not, I read this book straight through like it was a novel. While it can serve as a reference work, the author also does an amazing job of showing the continuity in the whole history so it has a definite narrative element as you go through. While it could certainly be argued that because this overall structure is so strong that he may have been tendacious in the excerpts or that the interpretations could be more sophisticated, it is essentially an introduction and as such is a great book.