Time and Free Will – 5/5 I am not a philosopher or even particularly well-read in philosophy, so this review is more from the perspective of someone with a literature background, and who is used to using philosophy to serve the aims of literature and philology. This book is particularly suited to the task because through early breakthroughs (or perhaps just ideologies) in psychology — specifically he references William James (and it’s possible he mentions Freud, but I don’t recall it specifically) — to better […]
Some stuff — Round Up
Money by Jacob Goldstein
Sour Sweet by Timothy Mo
Time and Free Will by Henri Bergson
Mind of my Mind by Octavia Butler
The Utopia of Rules by David Graeber
Sign of the Unicorn by Roger Zelazny
Assembly by Natasha Brown
Jews Don't Count by David Baddiel
People Love Dead Jews by Dara Horn
A Fanatic Heart by Ron Rosenbaum
How Civil Wars Start by Barbara Walter
My Evil Mother by Margaret Atwood
