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“While language may shape the way we think about the world to some small extent, it makes much more sense to say truth shapes language to a very large extent. That’s the central argument of this book: Truth is the condition that makes language possible.”
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Amazon Reviews for A Footnote to Plato:
“In this humorous and engaging novel of ideas, the author provides an amusing perspective of student life at a private Liberal Arts college in Vermont as well as a droll and entertaining satire of administrative politics.”
“Tina Forsee is a master of suspense…I have never had a class in philosophy or studied it myself. I found the subtle lessons very interesting and easy to take since they were woven seamlessly into the story. I'm going to keep an eye out for her next novel.”
“This project is ambitious and I greatly admire the author for making this her first publication, most would lounge on a lake while she ventured into the ocean. Time and experience can cure many faults, timidity, unfortunately, rarely among them. I will, in the coming days, process this book further, since it's one of the few books I’ve read that has made me unsure of myself, of my overall thoughts and feelings. The good of the novel certainly outweighs the bad, and even when discounting the sheer ambition of the text, its quality holds its own against much of today’s dreadfully acclaimed literature. And I’ll certainly think about the question the novel poses regarding legacy, no answers are given, only a few vague hints, just like Socrates.”