What’s Wrong with the World Audiobook

" I've heard several good things about Chesterton. While this was a fairly decent read, I did not agree with all of his arguments, nor did I feel that he defended them to the best of his ability. I plan to read other works by Chesterton. "

" Facinating approach to gender differences and societal organization. Helps me to understand his opinions regarding democracy much better. "

" If you like reading Chesterton rant about whatever crosses his mind, you'll love this book. "

" not finished yet, but so far I really like him. He wrote in 1920, but he could eaily be writing about today! "

" Clearly dated, somewhat worthwhile for the historical content and the contrarian mindfulness of the commentary. "

" I think he may have been incorrect about some differences between men and women. However, he seems spot on regarding modernity. He points out the problems with both Capitalism and Socialism. Soap and Socialism or Beer and Liberty! "

" Absolutley loved it! Incredibly pertinent to today. Look forward to reading it again. "

" you gotta read this book. you just gotta. "

" Great book of social essays. While many of the ideas are dated there is still much to chew on (especially re: women's suffrage and elitism). Chesterton has a way with words (if not with facts lol). "

" this is essentially chesteton's explanation of his distributist leanings, as well as other things concerning england in 1919. while i don't agree with all of it, i can see his reasoning behind it. oddly, it has remained topical. "

" Some excellently thought-provoking sections that were alarmingly current a century later, and others that were a drag because they were about issues too specific to that time period in England. "