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A review by holies
How to Think More About Sex by Alain de Botton
3.0
After reading The Art of Travel I became intrigued with De Botton and decided to read at least another of this books. This was the first I came across.
Much like The Art of Travel this book was full of unexpected moments of insight. I'm not sure i agree completely with de Botton's views ( the chapter on the future if pornography in particular left me scratching my head) but he certainly gave me some food for thought and got me thinking about some of my own preconceptions about sex. I love books that do that - give me so something new to chew over whilst forcing me to reassess my own beliefs.
Incidentally, as someone who is contemplating marriage, this left me wanting to check out Ingmar Bergman's 'Scenes From a Marriage'.
Much like The Art of Travel this book was full of unexpected moments of insight. I'm not sure i agree completely with de Botton's views ( the chapter on the future if pornography in particular left me scratching my head) but he certainly gave me some food for thought and got me thinking about some of my own preconceptions about sex. I love books that do that - give me so something new to chew over whilst forcing me to reassess my own beliefs.
Incidentally, as someone who is contemplating marriage, this left me wanting to check out Ingmar Bergman's 'Scenes From a Marriage'.