Books, Audiobooks
and Summaries
Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future Who are the right-brainers, to begin with? Well, mostly people who are not devoured by the darkness of survival. Those who thrive in creativity and freedom to express themselves. But why even mention that […]
And Other Adventures You’d think that we’ve summarized all of Gladwell’s books, right? Well, there’s still one left: What the Dog Saw. Who Should Read “What the Dog Saw”? And Why? If you read Gladwell’s New Yorker column regularly, then […]
The Tao Te Ching – also known as Daode Jing – is an ancient Chinese text purportedly written by Laozi, aka Lao Tzu, a mystical 6th century philosopher and sage. Even though rather brief – merely 81 chapters – and, […]
Paul and the Early Church Want to learn how the Christian Church was established? David Limbaugh tells it all, from Paul’s Conversion to the Gospel of Love. It’s his fourth Christian-themed book: Jesus Is Risen. Who Should Read “Jesus Is […]
Want to learn something more about ethics? Then you’re at the right place! With 12min, Aristotle and his most famous book on the subject: Nicomachean Ethics. It’s the Dream Team. Who Should Read “Nicomachean Ethics”? And Why? If you need […]
A Study in Human Nature Science and religion haven’t been exactly on speaking terms for most of history. America’s great philosopher and first psychology teacher William James attempted to mend that. And he did it best in one of the […]
An Essay in Phenomenological Ontology You are condemned to be free. And yet, you’re living an unfree, inauthentic life. No matter who you are. How’s that? Let Jean-Paul Sartre explain that to you. In the principal text of modern existentialism: […]
The Matter, Form and Power of a Common-Wealth Ecclesiastical and Civil Now, that has to be one of the greatest covers of all time! A monstrous creature with the head of a man and the body of, well, three hundred […]
“Man is born free, and yet he is everywhere in chains.” Do you know where that line comes from? Well, no surprises here: of course it comes from the book we summarize below. Rousseau’s The Social Contract. Who Should Read […]
Interested to find out what happened during the famous trial of Socrates? If so – this is the book to do it. Plato’s Apology. Who Should Read “Plato Apology”? And Why? Just yesterday we summarized for you a discussion between […]
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