Back to Non-Fiction
After reading Sideways, I have reverted back to non-fiction. There were a slew of books to choose from:
- Science and Relegion - Bertrand Russell
- Why I am not a Christian - Bertrand Russell
- Complete Plato
- Development as Freedom - Amartya Sen; Left in half a long time ago.
- The Emperor's New Mind - Roger Penrose
- Vernon God Little
- And then some.
I was confused for a while but book number 1 in the above list won. It has been a while since I read any of Russell's works. Number 3 was an intimidating tome; Number 4 was a tad too involved; Number 5 was heavy on Math; Number 6 - well, I was not in a mood for another fiction.
Between the two books by Russell, I choose Science and Relegion because the theme seemed to follow that of Consilience. Maybe not. I am just past the introduction (written by Mike Ruse, a Zoology and Philosophy Professor in Canada) and have finished a few pages in the first chapter.
More to come.
Between the two books by Russell, I choose Science and Relegion because the theme seemed to follow that of Consilience. Maybe not. I am just past the introduction (written by Mike Ruse, a Zoology and Philosophy Professor in Canada) and have finished a few pages in the first chapter.
More to come.
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