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A Question of Values

Six Ways We Make the Personal Choices That Shape Our Lives

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Written by: Hunter Lewis
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What are personal values? How do we decide what they are? What are the alternatives?

Seventy-eight value systems are featured in this audiobook, which has been used at Harvard and around the world. It's been praised by educators from Harvard, Yale, Stanford, the Institute for Advanced Study, the University of Virginia, Berea College, and elsewhere.

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Oh boy...

If Harvard seriously uses this book then the University should be closed. Shallow, erratic to the point of stupidity. Didn't survive past chapter 4. Literally, I value my time enough not waste any more of it.

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