After reading "The Brain" I switched to less popular "The Stuff of Thought" by Steven Pinker. For me it is revolutionary book. I must admit - I never had appreciation to linguistic approach to philosophical problems. However, this book slowly changes my prejudice into admiration.
Too soon for the full review, but I already can say that it shows how important and fundamental and not-just-formal are linguistic studies. As one of the reviewers wrote: "Pikner probes the mystery of human nature by examining how we use words"....
More to come, I will continue reading (listening to) while travelling across Paris & London ...
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Macrospherology of humans. Globes - volume two of Peter Sloterdijk's Spheres
I have been reading the second volume of Sloterdijk's magnum opus for a couple of months now. I still haven't found the time for a f...
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I was able to buy a true rarity (through SealsThings via Amazon): the antiquarian volume of "From Cardinals to Chaos. Reflections on ... -
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In my busy life, it took me almost a full year to read the first volume of Peter Sloterdijk's trilogy "Spheres". The volume, t...
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