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27 Philosophy reviews on The Bookish Elf. Philosophy here most often crosses with Psychology, Religious & Spirituality and History. The authors we review most are Yuval Noah Harari and Devsingh Balan.

The final book of Devsingh Balan's Trilogy of Contemplation turns contemplative attention toward the made world. Through unnamed makers, natural systems, and honest accounts of waste, Aesthetic and Efficient teaches readers to see form…

Vishnu Muthu's debut examines nine subjects through five fixed lenses: myth, origin, mathematics, science, and commercialization. Hindu and Tamil stories sit beside control systems, network topology, and business logic, and the repetition itself becomes…

Journey to Infinity Within by Devsingh Balan is a calm, lived-in book that gathers thirty spiritual masters, thirty virtues with their shadows, and one honest personal search into a single companion for the inner…

God and Science by Thomas G G Fournier is not a book that demands agreement on every point. It is a book that demands engagement. It asks readers, whether believers or skeptics, to lay…

This book succeeds magnificently at its stated purposes: it educates readers about Catholic social teaching's historical development, inspires through its moral vision of human dignity and community, and provides practical guidance for building more…

The Power of Paradox is worth reading for its profound insights, practical applications, and accessible presentation of complex concepts. While there is room for even broader cultural integration and some readers might find certain…

Rajiv Malhotra’s The Battle for Consciousness Theory is a landmark work that defends the integrity of Indian philosophical traditions against intellectual colonization. By exposing the appropriation and distortion of Sri Aurobindo’s work, Malhotra not…

"The Candid Odyssey" is more than a travel memoir—it's a mirror that reflects the reader's own potential for growth and discovery. Through its pages, we learn that sometimes the best way to find ourselves…

Nexus is a tour de force that will leave you both exhilarated and deeply unsettled. Harari's exploration of how information networks have shaped human history - and how AI might reshape our future -…

"21 Lessons for the 21st Century" isn't always an easy read. It challenges us, provokes us, and occasionally scares the living daylights out of us. But in a world of fake news, filter bubbles,…
























Aesthetic and Efficient – A Way of Thinking, The Fabric of Creation, Journey to Infinity Within, God and Science, Catholicism and Capitalism are our highest-rated Philosophy reviews.
Yuval Noah Harari (4), Devsingh Balan (2), Adam Aleksic (1), B Johny (1), Bee Wilson (1).
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