Official Review: We live in Social Space by Fred Emil Katz

Kaitlyn Canedy · Post by **Kaitlyn Canedy** » 25 Aug 2019, 22:12

The fact that it uses a personal story about the Holocaust as the basis for this book is amazing! The author spares no details in where we went wrong, as a people, during certain times in history. This is great because in today's world, people do not want to hear the cold hard truth about what has happened in the past and choose to cover it up. Love this review of such a great book!

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 25 Aug 2019, 22:25

Mr. Katz has a unique perspective on this philosophical question. It would be interesting to learn what conclusions he has come to on this subject. Thanks for your objective review of this book.

InStoree · Post by **InStoree** » 25 Aug 2019, 22:32

I love the book's concept, and I find it provocative to explore "the sudden resurgence of the taboo, the temporary re-engineering of morality within a certain context, the potential impact of a messianic figure, and the many possible nuances of an action or decision." Fascinating review! Thank you!

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 25 Aug 2019, 22:50

'Official Review: We live in Social Space by Fred Emil Katz' is a useful piece of information about the book for readers. The points of the review are suitable and clear. The theme of a new philosophy has been specified with enough emphasis. It confirms to me that the field of knowledge is vast and all encompassing!

Hester3 · Post by **Hester3** » 25 Aug 2019, 23:04

Thanks for the review, using the holocaust as the main example might put of some readers but it remains one of the best examples of how our social environment can dictate our behavior, even for people who under normal circumstances would behave differently.

ShiRah185 · Post by **ShiRah185** » 25 Aug 2019, 23:17

Re: Official Review: We live in Social Space by Fred Emil Katz
by: ShiRah185

Is it that the new definition of terrorist is one who is immensely and brutally disrespectful of Social Space? I previously had classed some politicians and clergymen as terrorists. I wonder what enlightenment is in store for me within these pages. Great review.

Samy Lax · Post by **Samy Lax** » 25 Aug 2019, 23:47

I really do appreciate how the book pulled me in despite my never having studied philosophy or sociology before. There is a lot of negativity that this book deals with. However, this book is really well-organized and makes for an informative read.

Daniel_ · Post by **Daniel_** » 25 Aug 2019, 23:50

Sounds like a book by a well-researched author, however, I'm not into books like this.
Thanks for the wonderful review.

KendraRobinson · Post by **KendraRobinson** » 25 Aug 2019, 23:50

After reading some of the sample I found the writing to be a bit dry and hard to get into, but seeing that the author is a holocaust survivor makes it a bit more interesting.

This would be a good book for those studying sociology or anthropology, but for an everyday read I will have to pass

Shilpa Paul · Post by **Shilpa Paul** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:05

Thanks for the review. I don't enjoy reading nonfiction and this specific topic don't interests me so I will pass reading this book.

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:07

The book theme is not very much inspiring for me so I will bypass this one. Great review.

Dolor · Post by **Dolor** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:12

We Live in Social Space by Fred Emil Katz is an #Innovative and #Scholarly presentation of #Philosophy about four attributes of social space.

Thanks for the review.

#NonFiction

Susmita Biswas · Post by **Susmita Biswas** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:16

We Live in Social Space by Fred Emil Katz seems like an interesting read. I smell suspense and thrill. I love the theme. Congratulations on #botd.

Sam Ibeh · Post by **Sam Ibeh** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:22

There seem to be a lot of philosophical approach to this one. I do find it difficult reading philosophical books. They can be overwhelming. I'm sure it will go well with people who are inclined to these kinds of books.

supernatural143 · Post by **supernatural143** » 26 Aug 2019, 00:24

In "We Live in Social Space", Fred Emil Katz assumes humans live in the confines of an external womb called social space. It explains how humans can be cruel to one another.

#NonFiction #Philosophy #Scholarly #Innovative