Lot of Philosophy, Literature & Nonfiction Books – Classics, Essays, and Modern Though

Diverse collection of modern and classic philosophy, literature, and nonfiction works, ideal for readers, students, or collectors of intellectual and cultural studies. This thoughtful lot includes works spanning philosophy, design, poetry, sociology, psychology, and technology, with authors ranging from Nietzsche and Bertrand Russell to Ta-Nehisi Coates and Ray Dalio. Highlights include: • The Epic of Gilgamesh (Penguin Classics) • Freedom Is a Constant Struggle – Angela Y. Davis • A Rulebook for Arguments – 4th Edition • On the Genealogy of Morality – Friedrich Nietzsche • The Design of Everyday Things – Donald Norman • The Measure of a Man – Martin Luther King Jr. • Being Wrong – Kathryn Schulz • Arguably: Essays – Christopher Hitchens • The History of Western Philosophy – Bertrand Russell • The Emperor’s New Mind – Roger Penrose • Sentient – Jackie Higgins • The Changing World Order – Ray Dalio • Steve Jobs – Walter Isaacson • The Truth of the Matter: Art and Craft in Creative Nonfiction • The Selected Poems – Jonathan Swift • New Kid – Graphic novel by Jerry Craft • Bad Arguments: An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments • Guide to a Better Day – Mr. Porter Approx. Quantity: 25+ books Condition: Mixed good to very good; some light wear or markings typical of used books Subjects: Philosophy, literature, poetry, design, technology, self-development, and sociology Perfect for: • Building a home library • Philosophy or literature enthusiasts • Reading, teaching, or display collections Pickup category timeslot {A}