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Will change how you see the world' Derren Brown

Radical Thinking is a book about how you view the world. It's about the things that shape your thoughts, from what you notice and how you interpret it, to what you assume, believe and want. It's also about how, if you think in a radical way, you can look beyond your limited view of the world to see the bigger picture.

This isn't one of those books that points out why you get things wrong, or offers you a set of rules to get it right'. Instead, Peter Lamont (a former magician, now Professor of History and Theory of Psychology at the University of Edinburgh) takes us on a curious tour. As he looks at the things around him, he reveals how we look at everything. He discovers in nearby streets and buildings, and quirky local history (about Sherlock Holmes, the birth of Encyclopaedia Britannica, and the original self-help book) the things that shape how we view the world.

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Will change how you see the world' Derren BrownRadical Thinking is a book about how you view the world. It's... Read more

    Publisher: Swift Press
    Publication Date: 7/18/2024
    ISBN13: 9781800751347, 978-1800751347
    ISBN10: 1800751346

    Non Fiction , Politics, Philosophy & Society

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    Will change how you see the world' Derren Brown

    Radical Thinking is a book about how you view the world. It's about the things that shape your thoughts, from what you notice and how you interpret it, to what you assume, believe and want. It's also about how, if you think in a radical way, you can look beyond your limited view of the world to see the bigger picture.

    This isn't one of those books that points out why you get things wrong, or offers you a set of rules to get it right'. Instead, Peter Lamont (a former magician, now Professor of History and Theory of Psychology at the University of Edinburgh) takes us on a curious tour. As he looks at the things around him, he reveals how we look at everything. He discovers in nearby streets and buildings, and quirky local history (about Sherlock Holmes, the birth of Encyclopaedia Britannica, and the original self-help book) the things that shape how we view the world.

    He sho

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