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

[Corina Elena]

This book seems to cover many interesting themes, usually present in the philosophical sphere. I am genuinely interested in reading it. Thank you for the review!

[Oyedeji Okikioluwa]

Sound like an intellectual and philosophical analysis of why man commit atrocities against man. A book to read for me. Great review.

[leiabutler]

I wouldn't have guessed this book revolved around the Holocaust. This detail from the review makes me so much more interested. From other general reviews, I thought it was simply a study of human life but didn't realise it revolved around deeper issues. I'd love to know more information on that.

[April Ruvs]

Sounds like an insightful book. I look forward to reading it. Wonderful review very detailed.

[J3nni315]

This book sounds like something I would read in my philosophy/sociology classes. I always found both of those subjects to be incredibly fascinating. Great review!

[jemgirl202]

This nonfiction book written by a holocaust survivor sounds fascinating. I am curious to read about his analysis of humans and human interaction. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.

[sheli16]

Seems like a great book for some people who interested in philosophy. I think I’m gonna pass since this book discuss serious topic. thanks for the review

[ccundall2130]

I agree, this book sounds a bit dry. But the review promises otherwise. Wasn’t a fan of my sociology class, but might give this a try.

[ernest mwangemi]

It's good to use science to explain human behavior.

[AntoineOMEGA]

I don't care for philosophy and I would rather read a story, so I'll pass.

[Laura Ungureanu]

I like the subjects this book touches. The human nature and it's ability to act inhuman is very interesting. I like that it deals with the Holocaust. I can't wait to read this.

[Moushmi Radhanpara]

Philosophical in nature, I think this book is quite unique in the non-fiction genre. Readers who like philosophical discussions should definitely give this a read. Thank you for your honest and thorough review.

[EvaDar]

Well, it sounds like this should be not just the book of the day but the book of the century. The similarities between this time in US history and the pre-holocaust period in Germany are terrifyingly parallel. Perhaps if democracy is to be preserved, and another genocide is to be prevented, all should read this book.

[MsH2k]

Thank you for a great review. Initially I was put off by the scholarly approach - perhaps it was too much before I finished my first cup of coffee. But it is a very interesting subject, and it may be worth my continued reading. Your input about the clarity of the writing and the relative brevity of the book is also encouraging.

[Tars]

Interesting review for something I won't read. It is not that you couldn't convince me, just that I unfortunately have no interest whatsoever in the subject matter of this book. Congrats on BOTD!