Author

Julian Baggini

14 books · 1 series · 1 reader

Julian Baggini (born 1968) is an English philosopher and journalist who has written over twenty books about philosophy for general readers. Titles include The Duck That Won the Lottery, a collection of short essays on everyday reasoning errors, A Short History of Truth, and Atheism: A Very Short Introduction. Baggini co-founded The Philosophers' Magazine, has written for newspapers and magazines, and also writes on secularism and national identity, and is a patron of Humanists UK.

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14 books

2002

  1. Making Sense

    Standalone

2003

  1. ATHEISM: A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION

    Very short introductions

2004

  1. What's It All About?

    Standalone

2005

  1. The Pig That Wants to Be Eaten

    Standalone

2007

  1. Welcome to Everytown

    Standalone

2009

  1. The Duck That Won the Lottery

    Standalone

2010

  1. Do They Think You're Stupid?

    Standalone

2012

  1. The Ego Trick

    Standalone

2014

  1. The Virtues of the Table

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2015

  1. Freedom Regained

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2016

  1. The Edge of Reason

    Standalone

2017

  1. A Short History of Truth

    Standalone

2018

  1. How the World Thinks

    Standalone

2021

  1. The Great Guide

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