Reviews

What's It All About?: Philosophy and the Meaning of Life by Julian Baggini

tbr_tyrant's review against another edition

informative reflective slow-paced

2.0

taymwoods's review

5.0

So difficult to rate a philosophy book with so many varying arguments, and etc. The amount of highlighter I used in this one would be described as "over-achieving" but whatever. Fantastic read, especially for anyone who wants to dab into the philosophy world without losing their minds over a butt-load of jargon, 10,000 existential crises, and one massive migraine.

^Me finding any reason to use a gif in my review.

charliemudd's review against another edition

3.0

No great revelation here, but a surprisingly engaging book. It could have been dogmatic or academic, but it hit a sweet spot somewhere in the pragmatic humanist range of the spectrum. You make your own meaning, and, by the way, be kind.