Instruct: Classify the given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Lucid, clear and complicated

Reviews are rarely about books but about other people's perceptions of them, particularly in this case. The last review, which reads like an advertisment for Donald palmer's imitations of Philosophy for beginners, is clearly about some imaginary form that exists seperate from the book itself. Philosophy is contextualised, introduced and summarised in the most lucid way imaginable in Philosophy for beginners and no amount of 'analytic' posturing obscures that fact. One thing that is stressed in philosophy is not to believe other people's views of things, try it for yourself. No good philosopher would use vague generalizations to try and justify an argument. Read the book and ignore the reviews.