Status Anxiety – Alain de Botton
Status Anxiety is the sixth book by Alain de Botton that I have read, and I cannot help but admire this contemporary philosopher with every book. However, this…
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Elif the Reader Status Anxiety is the sixth book by Alain de Botton that I have read, and I cannot help but admire this contemporary philosopher with every book. However, this…
The Historian is one of the books published in 2005, and it was very popular in those years. Last year, when I saw it in a charity shop,…
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I don’t remember when or why I bought The Invention of Morel. It probably intrigued me because Jorge Luis Borges wrote the foreword to the book. I didn’t…