The Art of Logic
How to Make Sense in a World That Doesn't
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Narrated by:
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Anna Leong Brophy
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Eugenia Cheng
About this listen
Emotions are powerful. In newspaper headlines and on social media, they have become the primary way of understanding the world. But strong feelings make it more difficult to see the reality behind the rhetoric. In The Art of Logic, Eugenia Cheng shows how mathematical logic can help us see things more clearly - and know when politicians and companies are trying to mislead us.
First Cheng explains how to use black-and-white logic to illuminate the world around us, giving us new insight into thorny political questions like public healthcare, Black Lives Matter and Brexit. Then she explains how logic and emotions, used side by side, can help us not only to be more rational individuals but also to live more thoughtfully.
Clear-sighted, revelatory and filled with useful real-life examples of logic and illogic at work, The Art of Logic is an essential guide to decoding modern life.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-04-2021
Aggressively political for a maths book?
The maths and narration are good, I just wish the examples were less politically charged.
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- Anonymous User
- 30-08-2020
such an important topic but author is an amateur
lame race logic arguments
keeps on rambling on lame arguments
wish someone else wrote this book
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