The Republic of Imagination
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The Republic of Imagination

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SKU: 9780099558934

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Unleash your imagination in “The Republic of Imagination” by Jason Hickel (ISBN: 9780099558934). Explore a land where free minds and dreamers challenge conformity and orthodoxy. Hickel argues against the notion that fiction has nothing to teach us, offering a powerful testament to the importance of imagination in today’s world. Dive into this thought-provoking journey and discover the transformative power of stories.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780099558934
  • Publisher: Cornerstone
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Height: 130 mm
  • Returnable: Y
  • Weight: 245 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0099558939
  • Publisher Date: 27 Aug 2015
  • Depth: 28
  • No of Pages: 352
  • Spine Width: 23 mm
  • Width: 198 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for The Republic of Imagination

  1. Jay Ishwarbhai Sadhu –

    A good argument with interesting concepts. The author makes the book an easy read, though it is a bit too theoretical at times.

  2. Shikal –

    Very good book for those interested in exploring the imagination. It might be a bit heavy for casual reading, though.

  3. Pankaj Kumar –

    I found the book to be repetitive. The central idea is a great one, but it just keeps going back to the same point.

  4. Manish Kumar –

    Not very engaging. I found myself trying to finish this book instead of wanting to read it.

  5. Rajanish Sharma –

    It’s a book that’s a must-read. We must be reminded of the value of imagination and reading this book helps!

  6. Manav Shrivastava –

    I enjoyed the concepts presented, but the writing style didn’t fully resonate with me. Good ideas, though.

  7. Saksham Kumar Srivastava –

    Wonderful book. It inspires the reader to think deeply about the imagination and its purpose. Not the easiest read, though.

  8. Harsh Khera –

    Opens a world of imagination and allows you to expand your mind. A wonderful book!

  9. Kranti Karan Vir Singh –

    Thought-provoking and well-written. It challenged my assumptions about fiction’s role in society.

  10. Manan –

    I recommend it for anyone who wants to explore something new. The book is definitely something that expands your mind.

  11. Archit Singhal –

    A bit hit or miss. There are parts that are very strong and parts that are somewhat uninteresting.

  12. Yatharth Bhardwaj Bhardwaj –

    An okay book. The author repeats a few things, and this becomes boring after some time.

  13. Arpit Kalra –

    While the argument is solid, I felt that I needed the author to go deeper into his thinking.

  14. Suraj Kumar –

    Overall, a very good book. It has a great premise and discusses the importance of fiction in the modern world.

  15. Arosh Kumar –

    I loved the core message! It really opened my eyes to the importance of creativity and stories. It was slightly repetitive at times.

  16. Simran Keshri –

    A brilliant and inspiring book! Hickel’s passion is contagious, and the arguments are solid.

  17. Ahammed Omar Fathahi –

    Hickel makes a compelling case for imagination. Some parts felt a bit preachy, but overall, a worthwhile exploration.

  18. Robin Thakur –

    Hickel’s book is something to behold. It is the type of book that sticks with you for a long time. Inspiring!

  19. Venu Gopal –

    Did not feel that it was a great read. It was somewhat hard to get through, but had some highlights.

  20. Ravi Verma –

    A powerful book that everyone must read. We all need our imagination to be sparked once again, and this book does that!

  21. Prerna Sharma –

    Not what I expected. It got a little too abstract for my taste. The overall message was positive, though.

  22. Tushar Tukaram Magar –

    This book is an excellent read, though I feel that it needed a bit more real-world examples to substantiate the ideas.

  23. Yamini –

    Decent book, but not something that I can see myself reading again anytime soon. There are other books that cover similar topics better.

  24. Fredrick Lakra –

    A good read, but I expected more depth. The ideas are interesting, but the execution felt rushed. Still, worth considering.

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