How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog
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How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog

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Unlock the secrets of a good life with your canine companion in ‘How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog’ by Anthony McGowan. Explore profound questions with your furry friend and discover a deeper connection. Perfect for dog lovers and philosophy enthusiasts seeking a unique and enriching experience. 9781786078209

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  • ISBN-13: 9781786078209
  • Publisher: Oneworld Publications
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 336
  • Weight: 281 gr
  • ISBN-10: 1786078201
  • Publisher Date: 06 Aug 2020
  • Height: 129 mm
  • Spine Width: 28 mm
  • Width: 198 mm

Additional information

Author

Anthony McGowan
Publisher

Oneworld Publications
ISBN

9781786078209

24 reviews for How to Teach Philosophy to Your Dog

  1. Gouri Raj –

    Fun concept! While my dog didn’t become a scholar, it was an enjoyable and unique reading experience.

  2. Gaurav Parmar –

    Interesting idea, but a little too silly for me. My dog seemed indifferent.

  3. Jatin Singh –

    A surprisingly good read. It’s funny, insightful, and perfect for anyone who loves dogs and philosophy.

  4. Siddhant Gautam –

    A lighthearted take on serious ideas. My dog remained unimpressed, but I found it surprisingly engaging.

  5. Divyanshu Gautam –

    Unique and whimsical. While my dog didn’t become a philosopher, I definitely enjoyed the journey.

  6. Aditya Vikram Pareek –

    A delightful read! Although my dog didn’t quite get Socrates, I found it both funny and insightful.

  7. Pranab Mehrishi –

    Quirky and fun! I don’t think my dog learned anything, but I had a good laugh.

  8. Dev Kumar –

    A fun, quirky read! My dog seemed more confused than enlightened, but I enjoyed the philosophical prompts.

  9. Shreya Paul –

    A fun, quick read. Don’t expect your dog to become Aristotle, but it’s a clever concept.

  10. Khushi Dhoundeyal –

    Charming and thought-provoking. A fun way to explore philosophy, even if your dog is more interested in squirrels.

  11. Yash Sandeep Wayangankar –

    Unique premise, but a bit too conceptual. My dog clearly preferred chasing his tail.

  12. Chirag Mulchandani –

    Entertaining! My dog didn’t understand a word, but I enjoyed the philosophical prompts. A light-hearted read.

  13. Saksham Verma –

    Interesting concept, but execution could be better. My dog was confused.

  14. Nikhil Kumar –

    McGowan’s book is a gem! It sparked interesting conversations. My dog mostly napped, but I loved it.

  15. Yashwant Kumar Mehta –

    I chuckled quite a bit. My dog just wanted belly rubs, but the philosophical questions were genuinely interesting.

  16. Saif Rahman –

    Lighthearted and fun, though I doubt my dog absorbed much philosophy. A pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

  17. Dhritiraj Pathak –

    A lighthearted take on deep questions. My dog wasn’t impressed, but it gave me food for thought.

  18. Ranit Biswas –

    Interesting concept, but a bit too abstract for my canine companion. Still worth a read for the human.

  19. Kiran Sudhakar More –

    Entertaining, but I’m not sure how much my dog actually grasped. Still, a unique and enjoyable experience.

  20. Nirmal Kumar –

    Whimsical and clever. A fun way to engage with philosophy, even if your dog just wants a nap.

  21. Manas Jain –

    McGowan’s book is a witty and thought-provoking exploration of philosophy, suitable for any pet owner.

  22. Prathamesh Sanjay Patil –

    Charming and thought-provoking. It made me think about things from a new perspective, even if my dog just wanted a treat.

  23. Sukhpreet Singh –

    Interesting idea, but it felt a bit forced. My dog was more interested in his squeaky toy.

  24. Vamshi Teja Enagandhula –

    A delightful and insightful read. It has a unique and charming approach to philosophy, perfect for dog owners.

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