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This topic is currently marked as "dormant"—the last message is more than 90 days old. You can revive it by posting a reply. 1sgstarlingWhat a great concept! I'm sure I will never complete the list, but it should be fun to see where I gravitate. Also, it will push me to read more widely. I'm starting from today, as I'm too lazy to incorporate my past books... List of Dewey Decimal Classes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dewey_Decimal_classes Dewey Browser: http://deweybrowser.oclc.org/ddcbrowser2/ Overall Progress: Classes: 4/10 40% Divisions: 5/99 5% Sections: 5/908 0.6% Division Progress: 0/9 - 000 Comp. science,info&general 1/10 - 100 Philosophy & psychology 1/10 - 200 Religion 1/10 - 300 Social sciences 0/10 - 400 Language 0/10 - 500 Science 0/10 - 600 Technology 0/10 - 700 Arts & recreation 2/10 - 800 Literature 0/10 - 900 History & geography 4sgstarling200 – Religion 1/10 divisions -210 - Natural Theology ---211 - Imagine No Superstition by Stephen Frederick Uhl *** 5sgstarling300 – Social sciences 1/10 divisions -320 - Political Science --320 - The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism ***1/2 10sgstarling800 – Literature 2/10 divisions -810 - American Literature --811 Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg * -820 - English & Old English Literatures ---823 The Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad, ** 13sgstarling823 I was disappointed by The Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. ** For future reference: * = I hated it, it's a wonder I bothered to finish the book. ** = Did not like it. *** = It was ok, fine, I kind of liked it. **** = I really liked it. ***** = Life changing. Truly amazing. 14sgstarlingDewey 155 The Introvert Advantage **** I really enjoyed most of this book. Introversion is not something to be corrected, it's just a different temperament. It has a different set of advantages and disadvantages than extroversion. Just this realization is enough for me to gain a greater acceptance of myself, and that is a beautiful thing. I think this book is a keeper, and I will refer to it in the future. 15sgstarlingDewey # 811 - American Literature, Poetry Howl and Other Poems * I wanted to like this, but alas, it was above me. I had to make myself finish it, luckily it's a short book. I wish I had a better understanding of literature and poetry so that I can appreciate works like this. 16fundevogellol, I've got Ginsberg's complete collection sitting on my shelf, and I really enjoy it. But it's still probably going to take me most of my life to get through it. It's huge. 17sgstarlingDewey # 320 - Political Science The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism by Andrew J. Bacevich ***1/2 Another book that explains and warns about American Imperialism. Parts are a bit dated now, but the overall theme is very important for the present and foreseeable future. | AboutThis topic is not marked as primarily about any work, author or other topic. TouchstonesWorks
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