Title: The selections in this book miss the point completely
Product review: Althought the editor has done a fine job of selecting sections of prose writing, he has failed to include anything that may give a glimpse into the thoughts and contemplations of John Ruskin. The overall effect is that of a politically correct tippy-toe around beautifully written passages that, in light of Ruskin's depth, say nothing at all and would thouroughly have disipointed Ruskin himself.
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