A Laughable Book Review: On Hating Hating Perfection

Florida Philosophical Review 15 (1):88-93 (2015)
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This satirical book review humorously attacks two targets. The first is the formality and audacity of the book review proper; the second is the book Hating Perfection, the two copies sent to every APA member (American Philosophical Association). The book review was written for the Lighthearted Philosophers' Society and submitted for publication in their special anniversary journal.

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