Every philosopher should read this. Creative and strong critiques of many methodological aspects of contemporary analytic philosophy.

I really detest this textbook. Gave me no understanding whatsoever. Just calculations, calculations and more calculations.

Can’t believe I finished this in 4 days. Was exhausting.

The last chapter was poorly argued and substantiated though. Thought he never really addressed the spandrel argument.

The Geroch paper on singularities in here is a beaut.

Very well-written, but what’s with all the typos??

I wish I had read this kind of thing instead of all the pop science I read as a teenager!

Very good Brahms 4.

Just started, but love the first ten pages already.

Frankly, I didn’t find it as interesting as I hoped, because I already knew many of the ‘surprising’ results of psychological experiments described in the book. But it’s well-written and would be a great introduction to the psychology of happiness.

Not as good as the previous book.