Hardest nonfiction books I ever read

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Not all nonfiction is created equal. Some books are way harder than others. Here are some of the hardest nonfiction books I have ever read.
📚Hard nonfiction books
00:00 intro
00:16 basic readings in cognitive linguistics
03:15 this idea must die
05:05 province of jurisprudence determined
06:37 Oxford handbook of phenomenology
08:39 clinical neuropsychology textbook
10:50 outro
📕 my first book: knowing nothing.
A general overview of skepticism and the implications it has for philosophy, society, and life.
buy here: www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZBM2SY6/
📕 my second book: meditations. A collection of essays that cover various topics like the nature of social power or the cyclic nature of life.
buy here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CL23VB2J
More of my writings:
💻my website: ideasinhat.com/
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12 июл 2024

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@IdeasInHat 24 дня назад

what is a hard nonfiction book you read?

@mrpandaman5421 24 дня назад

Something Deeply Hidden, Sean Carroll It is written in simple language, but it’s the concepts that are difficult for someone who doesn’t know the mathematical modelling behind it.

@IdeasInHat 24 дня назад

@@mrpandaman5421 I want to read Sean Caroll. My physics is terrible, so I would probably spend a few years going through undergraduate textbooks first.

@chrisw7347 23 дня назад

Gotta be The Ego Tunnel by Thomas Metzinger. It's a must read if you care at all about philosophy of mind though.

@IdeasInHat 23 дня назад

@@chrisw7347 I want to do a deep dive through philosophy of mind anthologies and authors. Will add this one. So much stuff to read! My tbr is literally out of control. Lol. I have reading plans for as far as 2030.

@chrisw7347 23 дня назад

@@IdeasInHat Yeah, understandable. It can help to whet one's appetite on the Tedx talk

@weezerdog3 24 дня назад

I liked the Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Phenomenology! Edit: I don't remember much from the book, but I feel like it molded my perception in some unconscious way that now makes me see the world somewhat differently (which I guess other works like Being and Time and Being and Nothingness have also done).

@IdeasInHat 24 дня назад

It was a fun book! I read it in the park, which made it more fun.

@Someshrajspeak 24 дня назад

Could you please recommend me a book with a simple English not that much complicated word because I am beginner

@IdeasInHat 24 дня назад

I am currently reading Seneca, Cicero, and other stoic writers in Turkish. They are easy to read. Try those.

@searchmeinyoutube 12 дней назад

Kabeer Beejak. Commentary by Rabindranath Tagore.

@NoorAli-qc8ik 22 дня назад

The hardest non fiction that I have ever read is my Maths book back in school.. Joking - Personally when I started philisophy then the books like: Beyond good and evil, being and time, critique of pure reason - these really went over my head the first time and it was severly difficult to get through.

@IdeasInHat 22 дня назад

Everyone struggles with those authors! They are tough reads.

@bunnygirlerika9489 24 дня назад

I got a bit of challenge for you. Lets say somone gave have $150 to buy books for them to read, and each book has to be of different genre, you also have to get as many as can while still maintaing a good balance of quality and affordability. What books do you get?

@IdeasInHat 24 дня назад

Wow that is not an easy question to answer lol. Makes a good video though. For 150 my guess is you could probably buy 5 or 6 good nonfiction books new. But if you are living in the united states, you can buy used nonfiction books for literally 1$.

@Someshrajspeak 24 дня назад

You are very good looking