Title: Sometimes Hubben only sees the surface
Product review: My main problem with this book is Hubben's inability to see the true depth of any of the men he portrays. Although I was attracted to the book mainly because of my interest in Kierkegaard and Dostoyesvsky, I thought Hubben managed to gloss over much of Kierkegaard's philosophy. Furthermore, he seems to rely a great deal on a blind "classical" interpretation of the ideas that these men have, so he doesn't capably manage to give much new information. All and all, I think it has the potential to be a good book -- but it needs to be rewritten and substantiated.
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