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Go to My LibraryÆrlig talt: memoarer 1944-2007
- Language
- Norwegian
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- Publisher
- Cappelen
- Pages
- 571
- ISBN
- 9788202260774
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The reviews highlight that the book offers an exciting and open-hearted insight into a unique and important figure in Norwegian political history. Readers appreciate its up close and personal nature, which provides a direct look at the subject's career and perspectives. Some found it entertaining, especially when the author critically discusses various aspects of society and politics during specific periods. It is considered relevant not only for conservatives and liberalists but also for anyone with a general political or societal interest.
Conversely, the book faces criticism for being unnecessarily long. Several reviewers noted a lack of critical self-reflection within the autobiography, with the author appearing self-important and offering little scrutiny of his own career choices. The narrative is also described as containing an excessive number of ideological lessons, particularly in connecting personal experiences to broader political viewpoints, which some found repetitive or preachy.
In conclusion, the book serves as a valuable, albeit subjective, account of a significant political figure and his impact on Norwegian history. While it delivers an engaging and personal narrative, potential readers should be prepared for its considerable length and the author's largely uncritical perspective. This book would particularly appeal to readers interested in Norwegian political history, those who appreciate a direct and opinionated voice, and anyone seeking to understand the viewpoints of a figure who significantly challenged established political norms.
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