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Asha Rangappa
9 books recommended
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Bring the War Home80% Confidence
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Bowling Alone80% Confidence
“@MelissaJPeltier @AliaGvR @jenmercieca Bowling Alone is the name of a book by Robert Putnam about the decline of social capital. It's an excellent read.”
Rigged80% Confidence
“@suzannebuzz Yes. I explain this in the below thread, based on the book “Rigged,” by @davidashimer (a book I think everyone should read)”
The Folly and the Glory80% Confidence
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Let them Eat Tweets80% Confidence
“cc: @Teri_Kanefield I think you’d like this book. It fits in with and illuminates your great explainers on the GOP tent, spectacle, hierarchy, and the rest”
The Language of Emotions80% Confidence
“On this front, The Language of Emotions is a great book. It's very newagey, but it catalogs a huge range of nuances among the above four basics (like the difference between Sadness and Grief, or Happiness and Joy, or Envy and Jealousy) which I find illuminating.”
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