Do you ever seek out a book mentioned in reference to a question or answer you saw on Yahoo Answers ?

Question

( In regards to non-fiction or current events ; politics , etc .)

Answer 1

Yes, and I bought the following book: Why Good People Do Bad Things, Understanding Our Darker Selves, James Hollis - Author.

Excellent summary of what others have believed on this subject over the centuries and what Jungians think is the best answer to date. You can be a Freudian and still get a lot out of this book, even if only to stimulate further study of the matter.

Answer 2

If they're available to read on-line (or, at least sections thereof), I'm much more likely to. Like these, for example:

This series is on the importance of Reading Aloud to Children:
http://www.watchtower.org/library/g/2001/11/22/article_01.htm

This is about Good Neighbors, the current state of neighborlliness, & its future:
http://www.watchtower.org/library/w/2002/9/1/article_01.htm

This is about world-wide problems of children, & their solution:
http://www.watchtower.org/library/g/2000/12/8/article_01.htm

Only if they are factual & use sound reasoning will I be interested, so ... I at least like to read a bit of other works by the same person/s before making a trip to pick up an entire book.

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Answer 3

I imagine that almost evey one doesn't. I haven't asked any questions . . . yet. But if the best answer to my question refereed to a book I would lest look it up in my local library's on line catalog, check Hastings, or a on line bookstore. especially if I still didn't have enoth information.

Answer 4

Sometimes.

Answer 5

Once, so far.

Answer 6

no not really