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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Reading means being in the company of great men, I want some explanation on this
  

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Anonymous Reading means being in the company of great men. I want would like some explanation on this. When you read a book, you are reading the words of the author.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Reading means being in the company of great men.
  • I want would like some explanation on this.
  • When you read a book, you are reading the words of the author.
  • It is as if you were sitting there with the author and he were talking to you.
  • To be in the company of someone is to be sitting together with them.
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AnonymousReading means being in the company of great men. I want would like some explanation on this.
When you read a book, you are reading the words of the author. It is as if you were sitting there with the author and he were talking to you. To be in the company of someone is to be sitting together wit
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Anonymous Reading means being in the company of great men, I want some explanation on this
If you read Plato's dialogues, John Stuart Mill's "On Liberty", or dozens of other great classics, you will understand.
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AlpheccaStarsJohn Stuart Mill's "On Liberty"
Excellent example.

CJ
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