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7Sage Podcast Episode #74 - 7Sage Tutor Brittney - 160 to 178 LSAT
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In the podcast, Brittney references a book (or series of books) from Big Ideas, Simply Explained. I was looking into this online for some e-book versions and found the Philosophy title, if anyone's interested: https://cabmakassar.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/The-Philosophy-Book-DK.pdf
As we know, outside knowledge is not a requirement for succeeding on this test, but it can certainly help to have some foothold on the concepts addressed - my understanding from listening to this ep is that the books from this Big Ideas series can help supplement that (especially for someone like myself who until quite recently thought "Kant" was pronounced "can't").
If anyone has another review of this or other books in this series, I'd be interested in hearing what you thought of them!