The Art of Thinking. Psychology and Society. BUR. Alberto Oliverio. Rizzoli 2006
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The art of thinking
Psychology and society
Alberto Oliverio. Rizzoli 2006
Excellent conditions
Belonging to one of my private collections, well kept away from light and heat.
The soft cover is in excellent condition, there are very slight signs due to normal use.
The binding is perfect. The paper on the pages is in good condition and the ink is perfect.
On the cover:
Each of us is bombarded with an enormous amount of information and must continually make decisions. It thus becomes vitally important to develop an art of thinking. This by Alberto Oliverio is a fascinating journey through theories of the mind, a journey into our psyche, into our problems, into our lives: we will learn not to be influenced too much by opinion polls; we will be forced to admit that our senses can deceive us and that what we like to call "intuition" is often just the sum of our prejudices; we will distinguish logical arguments from expedients to persuade us; and above all we will develop the ability to exploit the creative potential of our mind.
Description:
- Title = The art of thinking
- Gender = Psychology and Society
- Language = Italian
- Author = Alberto Oliverio
- Series = BUR the scale, essays
- Publishing house = Rizzoli
- Soft cover
- Year of printing = 2006
- Number of pages = 223
- Overall weight = 193 grams
- Careful packaging
- ISBN code = 88-17-11224-0
- EAN code = 9788817112246
It is not shipped by "book fold" which is a slow and untracked method
Combined shipments are made
It is not sent to post office boxes
The soft cover is in excellent condition, there are very slight signs due to normal use. The binding is perfect. The paper on the pages is in good condition and the ink is perfect. Each of us is bombarded with an enormous amount of information and must continually make decisions. It thus becomes vitally important to develop an art of thinking. This by Alberto Oliverio is a fascinating journey through theories of the mind, a journey into our psyche, into our problems, into our lives: we will learn not to be influenced too much by opinion polls; we will be forced to admit that our senses can deceive us and that what we like to call "intuition" is often just the sum of our prejudices; we will distinguish logical arguments from expedients to persuade us; and above all we will develop the abil