What book most dramatically changed your perspective of the world?
What book most dramatically changed your perspective of the world?
Aaron Peterson
Robert Taylor
The Phenomenology of Spirit.
Logan Reed
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
Landon Cruz
The Ego and His Own
Though I wouldn't say it "changed" my perspective: it helped me find my own perspective again.
Unironically
Charles Wilson
nice
Luke Murphy
the bible
Kevin Ramirez
Virtually everything I read impacts my understanding of the world on some level, but it's never quite 'dramatic.' I guess the two works that had the most noticeable influence on my thinking would be Understanding Media by McLuhan and Man and His Symbols by Jung, but it's not like either fundamentally altered my view of the world.
James White
Don Quixote
I hope some of you guys make it to the end of Book 2. It's a wild ride but it pays off.
Joseph Thomas
Écrits by Jacques Lacan
Colton Baker
Gödel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter