My grandfather was a pastor. He passed away a few years ago. His Bible was a beautiful hot mess. Everytime I read this I think about that. It is just like Mr. Adlder said, "marking up a book is not an act of mutilation but of love."
2 tips from my experience: 1. use a highlighter only for quotable lines i.e. lines that can stand on their own, out of context, and still retain their insight. e.g. "The unexamined life is not worth living." 2. underline with a color designated for people and another designated for other books/writings.
this really helped. ive read this part of adlers book several times but i was having difficulty implementing it into my own reading. this video really makes things clear. much appreciated!
Thank you for doing my summer reading for me I love you 🩵
Thank you, my adoptive teacher, for guiding me through my assignment ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚
My grandfather was a pastor. He passed away a few years ago. His Bible was a beautiful hot mess. Everytime I read this I think about that. It is just like Mr. Adlder said, "marking up a book is not an act of mutilation but of love."
I love to mark up my books.
Either with a tiny visible dot or a triangle or circle. They help a lot.
2 tips from my experience: 1. use a highlighter only for quotable lines i.e. lines that can stand on their own, out of context, and still retain their insight. e.g. "The unexamined life is not worth living." 2. underline with a color designated for people and another designated for other books/writings.
Adler got me through grad school; he’s been a great friend to me and I wish I’d met him. But, we still have the books!
Thank you for sharing this! I just discovered Adler's books and they are really helpful study material to engage with.
this really helped. ive read this part of adlers book several times but i was having difficulty implementing it into my own reading. this video really makes things clear. much appreciated!
So helpful. Thank you. 😊
Thank you very much, very informative and provided great examples!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Very helpful in deed
Thank you, so much. I am currently writing a paper on this text.
This video was great 👍
thank youuuuuuuuuu
Thanks so much. I can't believe Adler didn't show an example of how to do it. It's a bit hard to imagine all in your mind.
Awesome!
Love u brother 🙏
Sweet!
Still waiting for the next video Al lol
does anyone knows the original source of this video?
Im Here because my teacher is making me do this assignment that is going to take a really long time so
Great explanation. Thanks.
This is fine but it takes more effort when you start reading the ancient greeks instead of simple ideas like here. It's a fairly big jump.