Category: PHILOSOPHY BOOKS

The worries of a sociologist 60 years ago are pertinent today. Back in 1959, C. Wright Mills...

Multistage lives will make you think harder about you lead yours. We are all living longer and...

Begins to explore the future of society in a pan-tech world. We are only just beginning to think...

An impassioned appeal for a more connected world. Oliver thinks we are way out of kilter because...

An elegant articulation of the panpsychist position. In ancient Greek mythology, Scylla and...

Integrated information theory of consciousness becomes panpsychism. Koch elegantly explains the...

A crystal clear exposition of why free will is an illusion. This is a great book. It is short and...

Morally, we’re largely intuitive, with limited reasoning powers. The righteous mind is a difficult...

A different perspective on ‘self’. Fukuyama’s book is actually about the modern phenomenon of...

The ego trick is a very satisfying book, as far as it goes: it covers a considerable amount of...

This is a handy little book that sets out, predominantly, some reflections by Searle on the nature...

This is a rich and helpful book for students of consciousness by one of the leading philosophers...