I think that because it is a long and difficult book it would be more useful to have a study group for it than for say “Economics in One Lesson” or something else of a less high brow nature. I’m not sure what kind of book you would suggest that is difficult enough to require a study group but not as difficult or as long as Human Action. I can’t tell what you have in mind.
Hasn’t there already been an audibook of it done?
I bought the book from LVMI many months ago and only started reading it. Nearly finished part 1.
At the time I downloaded from a private bitorrent site, both Mises Liberalism and Human Action in audio. (I do alot of traveling)
The Human Action audio is an unabridged recording, published by Contemporary Books inc. , produced in 1990 by Blackstone Audio Books - which holds the copyright.
So, I guess you’ll just be getting another reading of the book done? Amazing.
[Bernard Mayes] did the reading btw.
I just got Human Action for Christmas, and am interesting in a study group as I slog through it. Whether this happens or not, I will be using the study guide from LvMI.
I don’t know what I have in mind, this requires some thinking. Maybe America’s Great Depression? It’s hard in some aspects, but since we’re heading into a depression we should remember the polices done during the Hoover years and what started the Depression.
Maybe we can also hold tests. Sounds like fun.
Maybe, but I don’t know if that would receive a whole group’s worth of attention.
I don’t think we want to make it too school like. [:)]Besides how would we make sure everyone took the tests? Or do you mean like help out tests to see how good you’re doing?