The author is a business consultant who has spent 30 years helping companies with strategy development and the management of change, with a special emphasis…… Read More »
Although this stimulating book was published six years ago, its content is timely in raising issues related to the handling previous SARS outbreaks and the…… Read More »
Looks at first-person thoughts across a number of disciplines addressing questions relating to the ontology of selfhood and asking if it is more than a…… Read More »
A useful and thorough discussion of the moral sense in relation to what it means to be human, bringing to bear multiple perspectives from evolution,…… Read More »
Subtitled 'explaining divine voices and visions' with reference to the Old Testament, this book follows up on the work of Julian Jaynes on the bicameral…… Read More »
When I studied at St Andrews in the 1970s, a year of general philosophy was still a compulsory subject for arts degrees, as it had…… Read More »
Brian Ridley is emeritus professor of physics in the University of Essex, and this well-written book is a breath of fresh air expounding a bracing…… Read More »
This book is a critical exposition and evaluation of the ideas of Jordan Peterson, who has become very well-known in the last few years; his…… Read More »
This book is a robust critical analysis of the #MeToo movement within the context of radical feminism by an emeritus professor of philosophy. It is…… Read More »























