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A review by andreandrea
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
5.0
The author shares with the reader well sourced thoughts about humanity.
The book is basically organised in three main parts:
-) past history of humanity, from its beginnings
-) an insightful analysis of the current world economy and human organisations
-) human psychology and fundamental questions, thoughts about possible futures of our species
The book is really pleasant to read, it is easy and it takes you by hand to really understand the author's way of thinking.
It made me like history in a way that I would have never thought.
You can get really good food for thought out of it. The author is really good at distinguishing between his thoughts and facts, linking all the sources.
You may disagree with some of the author's thoughts, but this only offers to you some new and insightful views about our world.
The book is basically organised in three main parts:
-) past history of humanity, from its beginnings
-) an insightful analysis of the current world economy and human organisations
-) human psychology and fundamental questions, thoughts about possible futures of our species
The book is really pleasant to read, it is easy and it takes you by hand to really understand the author's way of thinking.
It made me like history in a way that I would have never thought.
You can get really good food for thought out of it. The author is really good at distinguishing between his thoughts and facts, linking all the sources.
You may disagree with some of the author's thoughts, but this only offers to you some new and insightful views about our world.