🔣 Symbolic Logic

The formal study of reasoning through mathematical notation and abstract structures, where truth and inference are rendered with crystalline precision.

Symbolic Logic And The Game Of Logic

by Lewis Carroll • 1958

Turn logic into a game: three rules, diagrams and counters, replacing nineteen dense textbook forms.

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🧠 Formal Logic 🧩 Logic Puzzles ⚠️ Fallacy Detection

Symbolic Logic And The Game Of Logic Summary

Symbolic Logic And The Game Of Logic 92%

Turn logic into a game: three rules, diagrams and counters, replacing nineteen dense textbook forms.

by Lewis Carroll 1958

3.94

176 ratings

🧠 Formal Logic 🧩 Logic Puzzles ⚠️ Fallacy Detection

Introducing Logic

by Bill Mayblin • 2001

Logic built your computer, constrains science, and contains a paradox that broke mathematics itself.

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🧮 Formal Logic 📜 History Of Logic 🎨 Illustrated Guides

Introducing Logic 91%

Logic built your computer, constrains science, and contains a paradox that broke mathematics itself.

by Bill Mayblin 2001

3.61

1k+ ratings

🧮 Formal Logic 📜 History Of Logic 🎨 Illustrated Guides

Introduction to Logic

by Irving M. Copi • 1953

How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.

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🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Introduction to Logic 90%

How to spot a flawed argument: the logic toolkit from Aristotle to truth tables.

by Irving M. Copi 1953

4.07

919 ratings

🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Godel's Proof

by Ernest Nagel • 1958

Arithmetic cannot prove its own consistency. The man who proved that was twenty-five.

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🧮 Mathematical Logic 🏛️ Foundations Of Mathematics 🧩 Incompleteness

Godel's Proof 90%

Arithmetic cannot prove its own consistency. The man who proved that was twenty-five.

by Ernest Nagel 1958

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6k+ ratings

🧮 Mathematical Logic 🏛️ Foundations Of Mathematics 🧩 Incompleteness

I Think, Therefore I Laugh

by John Allen Paulos • 1985

A mathematician's tour of logic's strangest corners, where every lesson arrives disguised as a joke.

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245

🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 🔄 Logical Paradoxes 🔬 Philosophy Of Science

I Think, Therefore I Laugh 89%

A mathematician's tour of logic's strangest corners, where every lesson arrives disguised as a joke.

by John Allen Paulos 1985

3.48

245 ratings

🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 🔄 Logical Paradoxes 🔬 Philosophy Of Science

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

by Ludwig Wittgenstein • 1921

Language pictures facts but cannot contain ethics, value, or the mystical; these lie beyond words.

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📝 Philosophy Of Language 🧠 Analytic Philosophy ➡️ Meaning And Reference

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus 89%

Language pictures facts but cannot contain ethics, value, or the mystical; these lie beyond words.

by Ludwig Wittgenstein 1921

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23k+ ratings

📝 Philosophy Of Language 🧠 Analytic Philosophy ➡️ Meaning And Reference

Come, Let Us Reason

by Norman L. Geisler • 1990

A Christian philosopher on why most arguments fail, and how to construct ones that hold.

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🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ✝️ Christian Philosophy

Come, Let Us Reason 89%

A Christian philosopher on why most arguments fail, and how to construct ones that hold.

by Norman L. Geisler 1990

4.02

194 ratings

🧮 Formal Logic 🧠 Critical Thinking ✝️ Christian Philosophy

Doing Philosophy

by Timothy Williamson • 2018

Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.

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🛠️ Philosophical Methodology 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 🧪 Thought Experiments

Doing Philosophy 89%

Philosophy is a science that tests ideas with thought experiments, and the best explanation wins.

by Timothy Williamson 2018

3.67

213 ratings

🛠️ Philosophical Methodology 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 🧪 Thought Experiments

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World

by Eugenia Cheng • 2018

Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.

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2k+

🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🔄 Systems Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World Summary

The Art of Logic in an Illogical World 89%

Mathematical logic isn't about numbers. It's about untangling the arguments tearing us apart.

by Eugenia Cheng 2018

3.47

2k+ ratings

🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🔄 Systems Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book

by Robert M. Martin • 1992

Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.

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🧩 Philosophical Puzzles 💭 Thought Experiments 🔄 Paradoxes

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book Summary

There Are Two Errors in the the Title of This Book 88%

Logic, morality, identity: each cracks under a well-chosen paradox. This book chooses well.

by Robert M. Martin 1992

4.01

247 ratings

🧩 Philosophical Puzzles 💭 Thought Experiments 🔄 Paradoxes

Critical Thinking

by Tracy Bowell • 2001

Map an argument's structure, test its logic, and know when rhetoric is doing the work.

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249

🔍 Argument Analysis 🧩 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

Critical Thinking 88%

Map an argument's structure, test its logic, and know when rhetoric is doing the work.

by Tracy Bowell 2001

3.82

249 ratings

🔍 Argument Analysis 🧩 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies

The Logic of Sense

by Gilles Deleuze • 1969

Sense is not a thing but an event, a surface effect where language meets the world.

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🧩 Post-Structuralism 💬 Philosophy Of Language 🏛️ Stoic Logic

The Logic of Sense 88%

Sense is not a thing but an event, a surface effect where language meets the world.

by Gilles Deleuze 1969

4.29

1k+ ratings

🧩 Post-Structuralism 💬 Philosophy Of Language 🏛️ Stoic Logic

Attacking Faulty Reasoning

by T. Edward Damer • 1980

Every bad argument breaks a specific rule. Spot the rule, and the response becomes clear.

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208

🧠 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🔍 Argument Evaluation

Attacking Faulty Reasoning 88%

Every bad argument breaks a specific rule. Spot the rule, and the response becomes clear.

by T. Edward Damer 1980

3.99

208 ratings

🧠 Informal Logic ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🔍 Argument Evaluation

Is Maths Real? How Simple Questions Lead Us to Mathematics’ Deepest Truths

by Eugenia Cheng • 2023

Math is not about right answers but about asking why. A manifesto for the curious.

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731

📐 Philosophy Of Math 🧮 Mathematical Thinking 📚 Math Pedagogy

Is Maths Real? How Simple Questions Lead Us to Mathematics’ Deepest Truths Summary

Is Maths Real? How Simple Questions Lead Us to Mathematics’ Deepest Truths 88%

Math is not about right answers but about asking why. A manifesto for the curious.

by Eugenia Cheng 2023

3.52

731 ratings

📐 Philosophy Of Math 🧮 Mathematical Thinking 📚 Math Pedagogy

Metaphysics

by Michael J. Loux • 1997

From universals to time: the central problems of metaphysics, mapped for the first-time student.

3.93

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🧱 Analytical Metaphysics 🏷️ Ontology 🎓 Analytic Philosophy

Metaphysics 88%

From universals to time: the central problems of metaphysics, mapped for the first-time student.

by Michael J. Loux 1997

3.93

354 ratings

🧱 Analytical Metaphysics 🏷️ Ontology 🎓 Analytic Philosophy

The Joy of Abstraction

by Eugenia Cheng • 2022

What if math’s deepest lesson is that context always beats content? A category theorist explains.

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190

🔢 Category Theory 🧠 Mathematical Thinking 📚 Popular Mathematics

The Joy of Abstraction 88%

What if math’s deepest lesson is that context always beats content? A category theorist explains.

by Eugenia Cheng 2022

3.84

190 ratings

🔢 Category Theory 🧠 Mathematical Thinking 📚 Popular Mathematics

Computer Power and Human Reason

by Joseph Weizenbaum • 1976

The computer's greatest danger isn't outthinking us; it's that we'll remake ourselves in its image.

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🦾 Philosophy Of Technology 🤖 Ai Criticism ⚖️ Computer Ethics

Computer Power and Human Reason 88%

The computer's greatest danger isn't outthinking us; it's that we'll remake ourselves in its image.

by Joseph Weizenbaum 1976

4.31

294 ratings

🦾 Philosophy Of Technology 🤖 Ai Criticism ⚖️ Computer Ethics

Being Logical

by D.Q. McInerny • 2004

Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.

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2k+

🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 💬 Argumentation

Being Logical 88%

Spot fallacies, build arguments, and keep your own mind honest: logic for everyday life.

by D.Q. McInerny 2004

3.75

2k+ ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 💬 Argumentation

Mathematics

by Timothy Gowers • 2002

Real mathematics does not compute. It builds worlds where objects are defined by their behavior.

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2k+

📐 Pure Mathematics 🧠 Mathematical Thinking 🌌 Mathematical Abstraction

Mathematics 88%

Real mathematics does not compute. It builds worlds where objects are defined by their behavior.

by Timothy Gowers 2002

3.86

2k+ ratings

📐 Pure Mathematics 🧠 Mathematical Thinking 🌌 Mathematical Abstraction

The Art of Logical Thinking

by William Walker Atkinson • 1909

Master the machinery of valid arguments and detect the logical flaws that fool most people.

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🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🏛️ Classical Logic

The Art of Logical Thinking 88%

Master the machinery of valid arguments and detect the logical flaws that fool most people.

by William Walker Atkinson 1909

3.42

117 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking ⚠️ Logical Fallacies 🏛️ Classical Logic

Objective Communication

by Leonard Peikoff • 1980

Most communication floats free of reality. An Objectivist shows how to anchor yours in facts.

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🧠 Objectivism ✍️ Clear Writing 🎤 Public Speaking

Objective Communication 88%

Most communication floats free of reality. An Objectivist shows how to anchor yours in facts.

by Leonard Peikoff 1980

4.22

74 ratings

🧠 Objectivism ✍️ Clear Writing 🎤 Public Speaking

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar

by Thomas Cathcart • 2007

Jokes and philosophy work the same way: both ambush your assumptions. Here's how.

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18k+

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar Summary

Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar 88%

Jokes and philosophy work the same way: both ambush your assumptions. Here's how.

by Thomas Cathcart 2007

3.76

18k+ ratings

Incompleteness

by Rebecca Goldstein • 2005

A genius turned a paradox into a proof that broke the promise of a complete mathematics.

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📐 Philosophy Of Math 📜 Intellectual History 🔁 Self-Reference

Incompleteness 88%

A genius turned a paradox into a proof that broke the promise of a complete mathematics.

by Rebecca Goldstein 2005

3.99

2k+ ratings

📐 Philosophy Of Math 📜 Intellectual History 🔁 Self-Reference

Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming

by Peter Norvig • 1991

Build the AI that taught a generation: pattern matchers, logic grammars, solvers, all in Lisp.

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505

🖥️ Lisp Programming 🤖 Symbolic Ai 📋 Case Studies

Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming Summary

Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming 88%

Build the AI that taught a generation: pattern matchers, logic grammars, solvers, all in Lisp.

by Peter Norvig 1991

4.33

505 ratings

🖥️ Lisp Programming 🤖 Symbolic Ai 📋 Case Studies

The Little Book of Mathematical Principles, Theories & Things

by Robert Solomon • 2008

A compact tour through math's biggest ideas: zero, infinity, and the proof that broke mathematics.

3.97

438

🏛️ History Of Mathematics 📐 Math Primers 🧱 Mathematical Foundations

The Little Book of Mathematical Principles, Theories & Things Summary

The Little Book of Mathematical Principles, Theories & Things 88%

A compact tour through math's biggest ideas: zero, infinity, and the proof that broke mathematics.

by Robert Solomon 2008

3.97

438 ratings

🏛️ History Of Mathematics 📐 Math Primers 🧱 Mathematical Foundations

Socratic Logic

by Peter Kreeft • 2003

Reason with precision, argue with force, and catch every fallacy: a classical logic course.

4.31

468

🧠 Critical Thinking 🏛️ Classical Education 💬 Argumentation

Socratic Logic 87%

Reason with precision, argue with force, and catch every fallacy: a classical logic course.

by Peter Kreeft 2003

4.31

468 ratings

🧠 Critical Thinking 🏛️ Classical Education 💬 Argumentation

The Universe and the Teacup

by K.C. Cole • 1998

Your gut is wrong about fairness, risk, and scale. Mathematics proves it, elegantly.

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The Universe and the Teacup 87%

Your gut is wrong about fairness, risk, and scale. Mathematics proves it, elegantly.

by K.C. Cole 1998

3.78

594 ratings

Hyperreality

by Mike Hockney • 2012

Reality is a self-solving mathematical equation, and God is the answer, not the author.

4.61

🔢 Mathematical Platonism 🕯️ Esoteric Philosophy ⚛️ Quantum Consciousness

Hyperreality 87%

Reality is a self-solving mathematical equation, and God is the answer, not the author.

by Mike Hockney 2012

4.61

56 ratings

🔢 Mathematical Platonism 🕯️ Esoteric Philosophy ⚛️ Quantum Consciousness

Can You Solve My Problems?

by Alex Bellos • 2016

A wolf, a goat, a cabbage, and the puzzles that teach you to think in proofs.

4.03

387

🧩 Recreational Mathematics 📚 Puzzle Collections 🧠 Mathematical Thinking

Can You Solve My Problems? 87%

A wolf, a goat, a cabbage, and the puzzles that teach you to think in proofs.

by Alex Bellos 2016

4.03

387 ratings

🧩 Recreational Mathematics 📚 Puzzle Collections 🧠 Mathematical Thinking

Language, Truth and Logic

by Alfred Jules Ayer • 1936

A single test separates meaningful statements from nonsense, and most of philosophy fails it.

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4k+

🧠 Logical Positivism 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 💬 Philosophy Of Language

Language, Truth and Logic 87%

A single test separates meaningful statements from nonsense, and most of philosophy fails it.

by Alfred Jules Ayer 1936

3.75

4k+ ratings

🧠 Logical Positivism 🔍 Analytic Philosophy 💬 Philosophy Of Language

I Am Right You Are Wrong

by Edward de Bono • 1990

Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.

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518

🧠 Creative Cognition 👁️ Perception Logic 🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems

I Am Right You Are Wrong 87%

Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.

by Edward de Bono 1990

3.82

518 ratings

🧠 Creative Cognition 👁️ Perception Logic 🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems

Computing machinery and intelligence

by Alan M. Turing • 1950

Fool the interrogator through conversation alone, and the machine deserves to be called intelligent.

4.15

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🤖 Machine Cognition 📜 Foundational Texts

Computing machinery and intelligence Summary

Computing machinery and intelligence 87%

Fool the interrogator through conversation alone, and the machine deserves to be called intelligent.

by Alan M. Turing 1950

4.15

574 ratings

🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🤖 Machine Cognition 📜 Foundational Texts

Letters to a Young Mathematician

by Ian Stewart • 2006

Proof is story, pure and applied one: a mathematician's letters on the creative life of numbers.

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🧩 Mathematical Proof 🎓 Math Education 💡 Mathematical Creativity

Letters to a Young Mathematician Summary

Letters to a Young Mathematician 87%

Proof is story, pure and applied one: a mathematician's letters on the creative life of numbers.

by Ian Stewart 2006

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2k+ ratings

🧩 Mathematical Proof 🎓 Math Education 💡 Mathematical Creativity

Shape

by Jordan Ellenberg • 2021

Geometry is not about triangles. It is the hidden structure of pandemics, search, and democracy.

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2k+

Shape 87%

Geometry is not about triangles. It is the hidden structure of pandemics, search, and democracy.

by Jordan Ellenberg 2021

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2k+ ratings

How to Bake Pi

by Eugenia Cheng • 2015

Math is logical structure, not calculation. Category theory reveals it; baking makes it stick.

3.64

2k+

How to Bake Pi 87%

Math is logical structure, not calculation. Category theory reveals it; baking makes it stick.

by Eugenia Cheng 2015

3.64

2k+ ratings

Being And Event

by Alain Badiou • 1988

Set theory is the science of being itself, and the One is nowhere in it.

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1k+

🏛️ Continental Philosophy 🔍 Ontology 📐 Philosophy Of Mathematics

Being And Event 87%

Set theory is the science of being itself, and the One is nowhere in it.

by Alain Badiou 1988

4.01

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Continental Philosophy 🔍 Ontology 📐 Philosophy Of Mathematics

Logically Fallacious

by Bo Bennett • 2012

A catalog of 300+ reasoning errors, with techniques to catch them in everyday arguments.

3.85

613

🚩 Logical Fallacies 🧠 Critical Thinking 🔍 Cognitive Biases

Logically Fallacious 87%

A catalog of 300+ reasoning errors, with techniques to catch them in everyday arguments.

by Bo Bennett 2012

3.85

613 ratings

🚩 Logical Fallacies 🧠 Critical Thinking 🔍 Cognitive Biases

Mythologies

by Roland Barthes • 1957

Wrestling, soap ads, and the Tour de France: how everyday life gets made to look inevitable.

4.08

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🧩 Cultural Semiotics 📖 Cultural Criticism 🔍 Ideology Critique

Mythologies 87%

Wrestling, soap ads, and the Tour de France: how everyday life gets made to look inevitable.

by Roland Barthes 1957

4.08

17k+ ratings

🧩 Cultural Semiotics 📖 Cultural Criticism 🔍 Ideology Critique

Science and Sanity

by Alfred Korzybski • 1933

How to train your nervous system to stop mistaking words for the things they name.

4.40

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🤔 Epistemology 🗺️ General Semantics 💬 Linguistic Relativity

Science and Sanity 87%

How to train your nervous system to stop mistaking words for the things they name.

by Alfred Korzybski 1933

4.40

386 ratings

🤔 Epistemology 🗺️ General Semantics 💬 Linguistic Relativity

Rational Choice and Security Studies

by Michael E. Brown • 2000

Two visions of political science: one builds mathematical temples, the other wants to stop war.

3.78

🔒 Security Studies 🧮 Rational Choice ⚔️ Methodology Wars

Rational Choice and Security Studies Summary

Rational Choice and Security Studies 87%

Two visions of political science: one builds mathematical temples, the other wants to stop war.

by Michael E. Brown 2000

3.78

9 ratings

🔒 Security Studies 🧮 Rational Choice ⚔️ Methodology Wars

Mathematics and Humor

by John Allen Paulos • 1980

The mind reads a joke like a mathematician reads an equation: hunting for structure.

3.40

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🧮 Mathematical Humor 📖 Philosophy Of Humor 🧠 Humor Psychology

Mathematics and Humor 87%

The mind reads a joke like a mathematician reads an equation: hunting for structure.

by John Allen Paulos 1980

3.40

159 ratings

🧮 Mathematical Humor 📖 Philosophy Of Humor 🧠 Humor Psychology

Computer Science Distilled

by Wladston Ferreira Filho • 2017

The missing CS toolkit for self-taught coders: how to think in algorithms, not just syntax.

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🧠 Computational Thinking 🧮 Algorithm Design 🗂️ Data Structures

Computer Science Distilled 87%

The missing CS toolkit for self-taught coders: how to think in algorithms, not just syntax.

by Wladston Ferreira Filho 2017

4.07

1k+ ratings

🧠 Computational Thinking 🧮 Algorithm Design 🗂️ Data Structures

Love and Math

by Edward Frenkel • 2013

Prime numbers and quantum fields share a hidden architecture. Most people never learn it exists.

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4k+

Love and Math 87%

Prime numbers and quantum fields share a hidden architecture. Most people never learn it exists.

by Edward Frenkel 2013

3.70

4k+ ratings

Only a Joke Can Save Us

by Todd McGowan • 2017

When lack and excess collide, laughter erupts. A philosopher shows why that shock is liberating.

4.32

🎭 Comedy Theory 🛋️ Psychoanalytic Theory 📖 Continental Philosophy

Only a Joke Can Save Us 87%

When lack and excess collide, laughter erupts. A philosopher shows why that shock is liberating.

by Todd McGowan 2017

4.32

37 ratings

🎭 Comedy Theory 🛋️ Psychoanalytic Theory 📖 Continental Philosophy

An Introduction to General Systems Thinking

by Gerald M. Weinberg • 1975

Stability is not a property of a system but a contract it negotiates with its environment.

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671

🧩 Systems Theory 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🤖 Cybernetics

An Introduction to General Systems Thinking Summary

An Introduction to General Systems Thinking 87%

Stability is not a property of a system but a contract it negotiates with its environment.

by Gerald M. Weinberg 1975

3.94

671 ratings

🧩 Systems Theory 🔬 Philosophy Of Science 🤖 Cybernetics

Are Numbers Real?

by Brian Clegg • 2016

Invented to count goats, numbers now predict black holes. A history of math's grip on reality.

3.57

288

📜 History Of Mathematics 📐 Popular Mathematics 🔢 History Of Numbers

Are Numbers Real? 87%

Invented to count goats, numbers now predict black holes. A history of math's grip on reality.

by Brian Clegg 2016

3.57

288 ratings

📜 History Of Mathematics 📐 Popular Mathematics 🔢 History Of Numbers

Once Upon A Number

by John Allen Paulos • 1998

Stories and statistics are two languages your brain was never designed to reconcile.

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228

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔢 Popular Mathematics 🔍 Philosophy Of Math

Once Upon A Number 87%

Stories and statistics are two languages your brain was never designed to reconcile.

by John Allen Paulos 1998

3.36

228 ratings

🧠 Cognitive Biases 🔢 Popular Mathematics 🔍 Philosophy Of Math

Thinking In Numbers

by Daniel Tammet • 2013

Numbers live in a family of nine, an Icelandic counting word, snowflakes, and how decades shrink.

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🧮 Everyday Mathematics 🌍 Cultural Mathematics ✨ Mathematical Imagination

Thinking In Numbers 87%

Numbers live in a family of nine, an Icelandic counting word, snowflakes, and how decades shrink.

by Daniel Tammet 2013

3.53

2k+ ratings

🧮 Everyday Mathematics 🌍 Cultural Mathematics ✨ Mathematical Imagination

Dialogism

by Michael Holquist • 1990

All speech answers prior speech, all selves depend on others: the dialogic philosophy of Bakhtin.

4.09

📖 Literary Theory 💬 Philosophy Of Language 👥 Intersubjectivity

Dialogism 87%

All speech answers prior speech, all selves depend on others: the dialogic philosophy of Bakhtin.

by Michael Holquist 1990

4.09

88 ratings

📖 Literary Theory 💬 Philosophy Of Language 👥 Intersubjectivity

How to Solve It

by George Pólya • 1944

Most problems are not solved by attacking them harder but by approaching them sideways.

4.12

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🔍 Problem-Solving Heuristics 🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🧠 Heuristic Reasoning

How to Solve It 87%

Most problems are not solved by attacking them harder but by approaching them sideways.

by George Pólya 1944

4.12

5k+ ratings

🔍 Problem-Solving Heuristics 🧮 Mathematical Thinking 🧠 Heuristic Reasoning

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