Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Uncovering the realism of mountaineering... . A real look into the world of mountaineering that hasn't been glamorized or overly dramatized (in the case of other authors).  The primary focus is Denali, but the book often shifts attention away from it, giving the reader a good look into the mountaineering career of Jon Waterman and a bit of insight upon many others.  For the experienced mountaineer, they can most likely relate to many of Jon's experiences.  To the less experienced, it will give a sobering wakeup call to the realities of mountaineering.  I must disagree with the reader from NY listed below as stating that &quot;The author falls into the trap of thinking that climbing is going to give him and some other fellow climbers an insight into life beyond that of the ordinary man.&quot;  For anyone who has survived a truly epic climb, one does gain a bit of insight into life that they failed to notice beforehand, and that many others do not completely understand...do this regularly enough, and it can in fact change a person.  The book was NOT self-indulgent in the least...merely giving a first hand account of his experiences, both good and bad.  If you are planning a trip to Denali, this should be required reading...
Output (English): POS