Anarcho-Syndicalism -
Theory and Practice by Rudolf Rockner
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Tuesday, 25 April 2017
quote [ Zen was published in 1974, after being rejected by 121 publishing houses. "The book is brilliant beyond belief," wrote Morrow editor James Landis before publication. "It is probably a work of genius and will, I'll wager, attain classic status." ]
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NuncEstBibendum said @ 8:39am GMT on 25th April
The whole "Philosophy of Quality" thing was a very personal delirium, but the narrative of the novel was captivating, and quite moving.
It belongs to the "Guru-Book" category, along with Cohelo's Alchemist, de Saint Exupery's Petite Prince, Bach's Livingstone's seagull, Hesse's Siddartha, etc.
Some of them are good, some are bad, but they are all good to be quoted in Facebook, or to inspire the strategies of some CEO with a thing for New-Age.
NuncEstBibendum said @ 10:01am GMT on 25th April
The whole "Philosophy of Quality" thing was a very personal delirium, but the narrative of the novel is captivating, and quite moving.
It belongs to the "Guru-Book" category, along with Cohelo's Alchemist, de Saint Exupery's Petite Prince, Bach's Livingstone's seagull, Hesse's Siddartha, etc.
Some of them are fine, some are bad, but they are all good to be quoted in Facebook, or to inspire the strategies of some CEO with a thing for New-Age.
NuncEstBibendum said @ 11:59am GMT on 25th April
The whole "Philosophy of Quality" thing was a very personal delirium, but the narrative of the novel is captivating, and quite moving.
It belongs to the "Guru-Book" category, along with Cohelo's Alchemist, de Saint Exupery's Petit Prince, Bach's Livingstone's seagull, Hesse's Siddartha, etc.
Some of them are fine, some are bad, but they are all good to be quoted in Facebook, or to inspire the strategies of some CEO with a thing for New-Age.
NuncEstBibendum said @ 12:00pm GMT on 25th April
The whole "Philosophy of Quality" thing was a very personal delirium, but the narrative of the novel is captivating, and quite moving.
It belongs to the "Guru-Book" category, along with Coelho's Alchemist, de Saint Exupery's Petit Prince, Bach's Livingstone's seagull, Hesse's Siddartha, etc.
Some of them are fine, some are bad, but they are all good to be quoted in Facebook, or to inspire the strategies of some CEO with a thing for New-Age.
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NuncEstBibendum said @ 8:39am GMT on 25th April [Score:1 Underrated]
The whole "Philosophy of Quality" thing was a very personal delirium, but the narrative of the novel is captivating, and quite moving.
It belongs to the "Guru-Book" category, along with Coelho's Alchemist, de Saint Exupery's Petit Prince, Bach's Livingstone's seagull, Hesse's Siddartha, etc.
Some of them are fine, some are bad, but they are all good to be quoted in Facebook, or to inspire the strategies of some CEO with a thing for New-Age.
