1001 Ideas That Changed The Way We Think

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Explore the pivotal thoughts that have shaped our world with “1001 Ideas That Changed The Way We Think.” This comprehensive volume delves into the most fascinating and innovative concepts from history’s greatest minds, spanning ancient philosophers like Confucius and Plato to contemporary thinkers. It offers a treasure trove of intellectual stimulation and enjoyment for anyone with a curious mind. Challenging the narrow view that education’s sole purpose is career advancement, this book demonstrates how discoveries and inventions with the most profound impact often emerge from the humanities and social sciences, just as readily as from technology, science, and engineering. These fields, in turn, thrive when grounded in a broad understanding of significant ideas. “1001 Ideas That Changed The Way We Think” reveals a crucial truth: a meaningful life is not solely derived from an education focused on practical professions. True meaning and purpose are found through engaging with profound ideas, which empower us to form and defend our personal viewpoints on essential matters. This book enriches the way you live and present yourself to the world, offering a depth of understanding that transcends specialized professional training. The foundation for pursuing any field of study should indeed be an immersion in these foundational ideas.

About the Author

Robert Arp is a Senior Research Analyst for the U.S. Army. Arp has written numerous articles, book chapters, and books, and is the editor of South Park and Philosophy (Blackwell Publishing, 2006), the co-editor of Philosophical Approaches to the Devil (Routledge, 2015), and the author of An Integrated Approach to the Philosophy of Mind (Cambridge University Press, 2010). He is also the general editor of 1001 Quotations to Inspire You Before You Die.

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9789351950448 ISBN
Robert Arp Book Author