Story Of Philosophy By Will Durant [2021]

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Story Of Philosophy By Will Durant [2021]

Immanuel Kant, Arthur Schopenhauer, and Friedrich Nietzsche. The contemporaries (at time of writing):

Originally, Durant published a series of pamphlets called The Little Blue Books to explain major thinkers. Encouraged by their popularity, he compiled and expanded them into a single manuscript. When no publisher showed interest, his wife, Ariel, typed the final draft. Simon & Schuster finally took a risk, printing The Story of Philosophy as a $5 book. It became an instant sensation, catapulting Durant to fame and remaining on bestseller lists for decades.

Is The Story of Philosophy a perfect textbook? No. It ignores Eastern thought almost entirely, and its interpretations of specific texts are sometimes dated by modern scholarship. But as an invitation to think, it is flawless.

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Immanuel Kant, Arthur Schopenhauer, and Friedrich Nietzsche. The contemporaries (at time of writing):

Originally, Durant published a series of pamphlets called The Little Blue Books to explain major thinkers. Encouraged by their popularity, he compiled and expanded them into a single manuscript. When no publisher showed interest, his wife, Ariel, typed the final draft. Simon & Schuster finally took a risk, printing The Story of Philosophy as a $5 book. It became an instant sensation, catapulting Durant to fame and remaining on bestseller lists for decades.

Is The Story of Philosophy a perfect textbook? No. It ignores Eastern thought almost entirely, and its interpretations of specific texts are sometimes dated by modern scholarship. But as an invitation to think, it is flawless.