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Man's Search for Meaning is not just a book to be placed on a shelf, gathering dust, guarded by readers' eyes, and shrouded in darkness when the lights complete their task. Rather, it is a unique, rarely repeated life experience that has changed the...

Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner's book "" explores how to develop the skill of accurate future prediction. It draws on practical studies and experiments that showed some individuals possess exceptional forecasting abilities through critical thinking, information gathering, and flexible analysis. The book offers practical...

Todd Henry was inspired to write his book during a business meeting when an American manager asked the attendees: "What is the richest land in the world?" One person replied: "The oil-rich Gulf countries." Another added: "The diamond mines in Africa." The manager then...

Seneca's Letters are magnificent masterpieces of Stoic philosophy, written some 2000 years ago during the philosopher's political retirement, fearing the emperor's wrath in the final years of his life, which indeed ended with his execution by Nero at the age of seventy. Between the...

"Rare are the books that leave a mark on a person and open many doors within them, leading only to their childhood, their past, and their hidden secrets that no one can fathom. This book tells a different journey of a heroine who suddenly...

Four days before the accident that took his life, Albert Camus wrote a letter to Maria Casarès, promising to have dinner with her on Tuesday once he arrived in Paris. He told her that he had closed his files, with no more work, just...

How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog was intended as an introduction to celebrate the world of philosophy. And just like walking a dog, there are always different paths you can take in this kind of work, varying in direction, distance, and even purpose....

Guy Debord's book "The Society of the Spectacle" offers a radical critique of modern society, where life has been transformed into a performative spectacle managed by images, advertisements, and media. Debord argues that humans no longer experience life directly but through representations and images...

Reconsidering Orientalism in Light of Global Transformations, Postmodernism, and Cultural Globalization.  

"The book offers a modern and practical reading of Seneca's Stoic philosophy, explaining how his ideas can be applied in our daily lives. Through Seneca's quotes and meditations, the author presents ways to deal with stress, anger, fear, death, success, and failure. It focuses...

The Self's Disappearance from Itself The book revolves around individualistic philosophy and how it has transformed us into a society of individuals rather than a society governed by a collective spirit. It also addresses individualism from an anthropological perspective. De Breton believes that the...

Love, at its core, is not a relationship with a specific person, but rather an attitude and orientation of one's personality that defines their relationship with the world as a whole, not just with a single object of love. If I truly love one...

Why can the act of sacrifice (however sublime) not be reduced to merely a pathological symptom, a clumsy act of betrayal, or a form of pure madness? Why are efforts made to systematically eradicate it from our societies, or at least from societies where...