'This fine book introduces readers to the important issues of philosophy with clarity and intelligence'. - BYRON KALDIS, THE HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY. 'Anyone interested in discovering philosophy will find this engaging and easily readable, and enjoy the personal flavour and provocative charm of Flynn's discussions.' - ADRIANE RINI, MASSEY UNIVERSITY. 'Valuable ... presents perennial intellectual troublemakers, such as what it is to be morally good, is there any point in religion, and how to resist recent attempts to portray science as just another story.' - ROM HARRE, FORMER LECTURER IN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY.
Jim Flynn is one of New Zealand's leading intellectuals and an international authority on intelligence and IQ.
Flynn is one of the most interesting and independent thinkers of
his generation." —Thomas W. Pogge, Columbia University, on Where
Have All The Liberals Gone?
"Anyone interested in discovering philosophy will find this
engaging and easily readable, and enjoy the personal flavor and
provocative charm of Flynn's discussions." —Adriane Rini, Massey
Univeristy
"Valuable . . . presents perennial intellectual troublemakers, such
as what it is to be morally good, is there any point in religion,
and how to resist recent attempts to portray science as just
another story." —Rom Harré, former lecturer, Oxford University
"A compilation of life-changing must-reads." —North & South on The
Torchlight List
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