Re: What is your favorite philosophical book?
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:28 pm
Ibid explores the sense of deja vu one eperiences when constantly referring back the the same piece of work.
Passim expands on this idea, theorising about why the same ideas keep cropping up all over the place.
Finally, Op Cit is a sardonically self-refential work of post-futurist surrealism.
Hope that helps.
More seriously, The Tao of Physics, by Fritjof Capra, has some lovely illustrations in it; including IIRC a cloud-chamber printout compared with The Dance of Shiva.
(Just one of my earliest brushes with serious thought, and one of the nicest. Highly recommend!)
Passim expands on this idea, theorising about why the same ideas keep cropping up all over the place.
Finally, Op Cit is a sardonically self-refential work of post-futurist surrealism.
Hope that helps.
More seriously, The Tao of Physics, by Fritjof Capra, has some lovely illustrations in it; including IIRC a cloud-chamber printout compared with The Dance of Shiva.
(Just one of my earliest brushes with serious thought, and one of the nicest. Highly recommend!)