Bald: 35 Philosophical Short Cuts

Author Simon Critchley, a prominent philosopher and author, has written extensively on various topics, including Greek tragedy, David Bowie, and popular culture. This collection of thirty-five essays, originally published in the New York Times, explores subjects like Plato’s academy, Eleusis, Philip K. Dick, Mormonism, money, and Liverpool Football Club. Critchley’s engaging and accessible writing style offers philosophically informed insights into happiness, violence, and faith, making philosophy more relatable to the public.

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