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Go to My Library言いたいことが一度で伝わる論理的日本語
- Language
- Japanese
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- Publisher
- 海竜社
- Pages
- 189
- ISBN
- 9784759314656
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The reviews indicate that the book offers very few commendable aspects. One specific piece of advice was noted as potentially useful: approaching interactions with individuals who are difficult to understand as an opportunity to develop logical thinking skills, rather than a source of frustration. Additionally, the foundational concept of applying principles from English and mathematical logic was acknowledged as an interesting idea, despite criticisms regarding its execution.
However, the overwhelming sentiment among reviewers is highly critical. Many readers found the book to be poorly structured, lacking overall logical coherence, and ending abruptly without a summary section. Critics pointed out numerous instances where the book dives into examples without adequate explanation, making the content difficult to follow. Furthermore, several recommendations within the book were perceived as unhelpful or even potentially detrimental, particularly the conversation examples, which were deemed unrealistic and likely to create interpersonal friction. The application of logical principles from other fields, while initially an interesting concept, was ultimately seen as self-indulgent theory with minimal practical value. One reviewer also strongly disagreed with a specific suggestion to train logical thinking by engaging with old, hard-to-decipher translations, questioning its necessity and purpose.
In conclusion, the reviews paint a picture of a book that largely fails to deliver on its promise of enhancing logical Japanese language skills. The widespread criticism suggests significant flaws in its logic, structure, and practical advice, leading many readers to feel their time was wasted. While a single, specific piece of advice was deemed valuable, it does not outweigh the extensive negative feedback. Therefore, this book appears to be ill-suited for readers genuinely seeking practical, well-explained methods for developing logical thinking and communication. It might only appeal to those who are extremely forgiving of structural and content deficiencies and are looking for a very specific, niche perspective on a single aspect of logical training, or perhaps those curious about the author's unique, albeit criticized, theoretical approach.
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