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In this task, you are given books product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
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unsatisfying on multiple levels . Most of the people looking at this book most likely already have an interest in women's studies, feminism, and the like.  If that's you, you're going to be disappointed.  You could already guess the author's point and what she's going to say, and she offers it all up without any interesting insights.  If you're just interested in stripping, you'll also be disappointed, because there's nothing particularly compelling about her story or the "back stage" scenes she offers.  If you're familiar with Eaves's reporting, from Slate magazine and such, you'll already be familiar with her style -- superficial analysis and lack of compelling argument or detail.  Skip this book -- there are better feminist analyses of stripping out there, and there are much more interesting stripper "tell-all" autobiographies as well.
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NEG


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No much change . Although this book has been written almost 50 years ago it still provides basic insight into our behavior in the modern world. 'Money, prestige and power are the main incentives today for the largest section of our population - that which is employed'. This probably holds still today whereas some of the major concerns of the fifties are not concerning people any more.  A book to read and think about
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POS


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Slotkin's vision will change the way you think about America . Slotkin analyzes the popular texts of early American life--&quot;capitivity narratives&quot; of women abducted by Native Americans, dime novels, etc.--to show how early Americans came to  rationalize the gap between their religious ideology and the reality of the  wilderness they were meant to transform into the &quot;city on the  hill.&quot;  His careful study of the documents seems almost academic at  first, and is sometimes rough going, but when I let his argument sink in  (as a student in Slotkin's undergraduate class which used this book as its  text), it  profoundly and permanently transformed the way I saw American  culture and history.  This book is revelatory for anyone interested in  &quot;American Studies,&quot; the creation of our national mythology, and  in what makes America America
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POS