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On Bullshit
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In “On Bullshit,” philosopher Harry G. Frankfurt explores the pervasive nature of bullshit in our culture. He delves into the distinction between bullshit and lying, arguing that bullshitters prioritize impression management over truth. ISBN: 9780691226033. This #1 New York Times Bestseller offers a witty and insightful analysis of bullshit’s impact on our ability to discern truth.
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Pranab Mehrishi –
A classic for a reason! This book is a must-read. It gives a new perspective of things.
Abhay Raj Singh Chauhan –
An excellent, concise analysis. It makes you think about your daily interactions in a new way. I liked it a lot!
Prem Pushkar –
Frankfurt’s writing is clear and engaging. This book offers a valuable framework for understanding the way people speak.
Ramanan Kartikh –
Interesting concept. It lacked real-world applications. More theoretical than practical.
Sthita Prangya Das –
Too short, nothing new. It restates the obvious with a few more words. Disappointing read.
Krithik Rohan Sankaran Yuvaraj –
It explains the true nature of bullshit. This book offers something to learn.
Pankaj Yadav –
I found it repetitive. Good concept, but not well written. Needs a better structure and clarity.
Simran Koli –
An enjoyable read that makes you think. I liked his approach, but it felt too short and less practical.
Shreshth Dhuria –
A bit academic for my taste, but still an interesting exploration of a common phenomenon. I enjoyed the intellectual challenge, but it’s not for everyone.
K R Ajaykumar –
A well-argued exploration of a pervasive issue. It’s a short book, but it leaves a lasting impression. I enjoyed reading.
M Anil Naik –
Short and sweet. I found it engaging. It is a fun read to critically think about communications.
Raunaq Mehrotra –
A simple, yet insightful, explanation of a phenomenon we all experience. Worth the short time it takes to read.
Prerna Gupta –
I was expecting more depth. It is simple, but it is not very helpful. Just the author’s opinion.
Tanisha Kumari –
Eye-opening! This book made me rethink how I interpret information and communication. Highly recommend!
Vishesh Mishra –
Brilliant and concise! Frankfurt perfectly captures the essence of bullshit in modern society. A must-read for anyone who values truth and clarity.
Aryan Singh Chauhan –
It is a book I would reread again in the future. This is really an amazing and eye opening book.
Nishita Chowdhury –
A good book to understand the current situation. I will recommend everyone to read this book.
Vipasha Sharma –
While interesting, the book felt like a stretched-out essay. Not bad, but not great either.
Anonymous –
It is a waste of time! It is a boring book and I found nothing interesting in the book.
Divyangi Mishra –
Interesting premise, but the writing style felt a bit dense. I appreciated the philosophical approach, but it wasn’t exactly a page-turner. Still, it offered some food for thought.
Abhinav Singh –
A timely and relevant analysis of a growing problem. Frankfurt’s insights are sharp and witty.
Rohit –
A quick, thought-provoking read. Frankfurt’s distinction between lying and bullshit is insightful, though the concept felt a bit over-analyzed at times. Still, a valuable perspective.
Ankit –
I appreciated the short length, but the ideas felt underdeveloped. Worth a read if you have an hour to spare.
Prem Pushkar –
I appreciated the perspective but ultimately felt it was a bit repetitive. The core argument is strong, but it could’ve been made more concisely.
Annie Goswami –
A must-read! This is a really thought-provoking exploration of the concept of bullshit and its implications. I recommend it.