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Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler’s Ninth Symphony
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Explore the profound depths of human existence with Lewis Thomas’s “Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler’s Ninth Symphony.” This National Book Award-winning scientist’s essays delve into topics like the mind’s mysteries (“The Attic of the Brain”), societal truths (“Falsity and Failure”), the nature of altruism, and the crucial role of scientific research. Experience the brilliance of a timeless collection, now available with ISBN 9780140243284.
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Parjeet Singh –
Found this to be a slow and tedious read. Thomas’s writing is dense and difficult to penetrate. I wouldn’t recommend it.
Vashu Katiyar –
A truly remarkable book! Thomas’s ability to blend science and philosophy is unparalleled. A must-read for anyone interested in the big questions.
Rohan Mahajan –
One of the best books I’ve read in a long time. Thomas’s intellect shines through on every page. Truly inspiring!
Mridul Sharma –
Brilliant and insightful. Thomas has a way of connecting seemingly disparate ideas. I especially enjoyed his essay on altruism. Highly recommend!
Anubhav Ranjit –
A mixed bag. Some essays were thought-provoking, while others were rather dull. Overall, an okay read but not a favorite.
Hitesh Bhatia –
A thought-provoking read. Thomas’s essays offer a unique perspective on science and humanity. Some essays resonated more than others, but overall, a worthwhile experience.
Rupesh Kumar –
Thomas is a gifted writer. This book really open my eyes to see science and world in general. Must read!
Linu Jangid –
Thomas writes with such clarity and grace. His essays are both informative and deeply moving. I’ll be revisiting this book often.
Tanu Priya –
Excellent collection of essays. Thomas’s insights are timeless and relevant. I appreciated his perspective on scientific research.
Mansi Sharma –
An amazing book! Thomas’ mind works in mysterious ways that can be unraveled with a second read. I’d recommend this book.
Anirudh Pushp Dubey –
While Thomas is clearly intelligent, I found the book rather dry and academic. It lacked the emotional resonance I was hoping for.
Jyotika Tuteja –
I found myself disagreeing with many of Thomas’s views. While thought-provoking, the book ultimately left me feeling frustrated.
Rishav Ghosh –
I struggled to connect with the material. The essays felt disjointed and lacked a clear focus. Disappointing.
Aman Kanwar –
I enjoyed the book but some of the science was over my head. Still, his insights on society were spot on. A good but challenging read.
Shubh Sharma –
Found this collection to be a bit uneven. Some essays were fascinating, others less so. His writing style can be dense at times.
Sasi Priyatham Sadanala –
I wanted to love this book, but it just didn’t click with me. Thomas’s writing style felt a bit pretentious. Not for me.