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Kant and the Platypus

480 pages · 2000 · Rating 4.0

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In his newest collection of essays, the master of subtle humor, Umberto Eco, ponders questions of reality, perception, and experience. Using common sense as a base, he shares a vast store of knowledge on such topics as the existence of unicorns, the measurement of time and space by early cultures, and the significance of names. With warmth, wit, and humor that is quintessentially Eco, Kant and the Platypus is sure to be an entertaining read for all.

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