The Presence of Others : Voices and Images That Call for Response

Rating:
Summary: A shocker!
Review: The Presence of Others : Voices and Images That Call for Response
by Andrea A. Lunsford (Editor), John J. Ruszkiewicz was use in my freshman English course. In the beginning I was not too enthusiastic about the book. It took some time to get used to. Now it has become part of my growing home library. It has great essays ranging from John Henry Newman to Bell Hooks. I love the diversity.Lunsford and Ruszkiewicz did a great job putting this book together. There are subjects that everyone can relate to. Since using the book in my English class I have become a both critical reader and thinker that John Henry Newman had a vision of.

Rating:
Summary: A shocker!
Review: This book gave me a new insight into the thoughts and ideas of many of the great thinkers of my time. It let me read captivating speeches which contained the same words that once rallied thousands to march in protest,the same words that showed hundreds what their real drive in life should be, and it also showed me that their are more views to life than just my one.

Rating:
Summary: The Prescence of Others
Review: This book gave me a new insight into the thoughts and ideas of many of the great thinkers of my time. It let me read captivating speeches which contained the same words that once rallied thousands to march in protest,the same words that showed hundreds what their real drive in life should be, and it also showed me that their are more views to life than just my one.