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"Sanatlı bir eser, sanatkârı icab eder..."
İşte ey tabiata saplanan ve bataklıkta boğulmak derecesine gelen gàfil! Bütün mâzi ve müstakbele ulaşacak hikmetli ve kudretli mânevî el sahibi
the book that made me want to be a neuropyschologist for a good amount of time. the way Lisa found herself, her way to choose this very specific, untouched, large subject to research on and had her whole laboratory-from monkeys to humans- (not your usual science lab!) work on it is truly what i always wanted to do. even though i haven't fully grasped on the scientific terms when i first read it, it has changed my way of thinking a lot. it completely cleared the classic concept of 'emotions' from my mind and put something way more complicated instead of it. i struggle explaining people why emotions were made by people and that there aren't just 4 or 5 of them around. so this book is a nice standing point for me. ofc it's hard to put something that's pages long in a single paragraph, so im just gonna say i will read it once more, maybe adding up my experiences from med school, and maybe see if some of these researches are still scientifically valid. (since this book was written in 2017, i'm sure A LOT has changed!)
History Lovers should bot have missed to read it1000k
Dictatorship and Decline
Many historians and citizens criticize Abdulhamid II’s reign for:
that story makes me realize one thing about how exactly I see myself. I just want to give my thoughts on this book in a short and basic way.
The title itself is a perfect summarization of the inner conflict so many face: a desire to escape life, yet also finding comfort in something as simple as a favorite food.
It offers quiet companionship to readers who might be going through similar emotions.
This isn’t a book of answers—it’s a book of questions and quiet revelations. For anyone who has ever felt like they’re "not sad enough to be depressed" but also not quite okay, this book will likely resonate deeply. It reminds us that small joys can coexist with deep pain, and that both are valid. veryone will see some details from their own live perspective in the book.
Regular readers of Vladimir Nabokov are aware that his books are full of what I call “verbal acrobatics” as he is one of the few non-native English speakers who have mastered the language and can use
