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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mr.Manners who wrote (39823)	6/8/1999 11:21:00 PM
From: jbe	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 108807

Caught me with my pants down that time (metaphorically speaking only, of course)! Otto Rank? The birth trauma man? The orgone box man?! I always found that a little rank...And anybody who would get mixed up with Anais Nin had to have his own head examined, rather than go around examining other people's heads... I must confess that I had to do a little web search to find out who Carlos Saures is/was. I came across this comment, on a discussion board: What is excitement about Suares? What reason to say “wow”? Last time I read, maybe twenty years back, I remember he say things like “this so” and “that so”, but nothing to back up words. Suares not modest guy. I decide revisit him and find book in back of used store, with others by Freud and like. I read him again. I not say “wow!”. And to prove that I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP, as Dave Barry would say, here is the URL: google.com Now, Becker I have heard about, and my little web search showed that I might indeed have been missing something. The only thing that puts me off is this reader's comment, from the Amazon.com web site: I just finished the book today. It took me a while to finish it, but a book of this caliper takes time to read. I am not sure I want to read a book of calipers. And what is their prose style like? I never read philosophers that have a bad prose style (especially if they are psychoanalysts). That fortunately reduces the field of contenders for my attention considerably, at least to manageable proportions. <g> jbe