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The Philosopher's Beach Book invites you to relax and think; to wiggle your toes in the sand (literally or metaphorically) and reflect on the meaning of life. Have you ever stretched out on a holiday beach or taken a relaxed stroll in the evening, musing on your life 'back home' - your family, your work, your values - and wondered if it all makes sense? This book invites you to ask questions; to explore the assumptions of everyday life; to challenge your own values. You may go on holiday to see something new, but it also offers you a new perspective on the familiar. From the distance of your (literal or metaphorical) beach, now is the chance to give life a gentle, intellectual prod. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Thompson refers to the sorites paradox early in this book. I didn't think much of his use of it - among several problems with the book - and now I have found that his usage seems to fall within the continuum fallacy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_fallacy