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Mark Manson
ISBN 9780062888433
Rs. 880
HarperOne
Everything Is F*cked
A Book about Hope
Who it's for: Readers of self-help and motivational books seeking a philosophical take
Mark Manson's Everything is F*cked: A Book About Hope builds upon his previous work, offering a candid exploration of modern anxieties, the nature of hope, and the human struggle with conflicting thoughts and emotions. Through a series of essays, Manson integrates psychology and philosophy to present his perspective on societal challenges and individual well-being in an increasingly complex world.Why You Should Read? Examines the relationship between our rational "thinking brain" and emotional "feeling brain." Offers a philosophical lens on contemporary issues and the pursuit of meaning. Provides a grounded, no-nonsense approach to understanding personal and societal struggles. Expands on themes of self-help and reality with a unique, direct style.
Highlights
- Examines the relationship between the rational 'thinking brain' and emotional 'feeling brain'.
- Offers a philosophical lens on contemporary issues and the pursuit of meaning.
- Provides a grounded, no-nonsense approach to personal and societal struggles.
- Expands on self-help themes with a unique, direct style.
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Questions about this book
What is this book about?
It's a candid exploration of modern anxieties, hope, and the human struggle with conflicting thoughts and emotions, integrating psychology and philosophy.
Does this book follow up on the author's previous work?
Yes, it builds upon his previous work, expanding on themes of self-help and reality with a direct style.
What is the author's approach?
The author uses a series of essays to present his perspective on societal challenges and individual well-being, examining the relationship between our rational and emotional brains.
Is this book based on research?
The description mentions it integrates psychology and philosophy, but no specific research is cited.