The summary in global philosophy - a small book full of big ideas

This book is an enjoyable journey to what the best minds have reached over the past 2500 years regarding the big questions in life, and why they are still relevant to us today. The "Summary of Global Philosophy," by Johnny Thompson and translated by Ismail Kazem, covers various topics from Sun Tzu's strategy to Freud's insights, and explains why De Beauvoir believed that the motherhood instinct is a myth, and why Schopenhauer was not an enjoyable companion. All these philosophical summaries will expand your mental horizons, stimulate your thinking, and explore what it means to be a human philosopher. Author: Johnny Thompson Translator: Ismail Kazem Number of pages: 301