Shelf Reflection
Found 43 books
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Collection Details
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Shelfology
Fiction
8
Philosophy
8
Science & Technology
4
Fantasy
2
Political Science
2
Psychology
2
Art & Design
2
Biography
1
FictionNon-fiction
34%
66%
10 books19 books
Languagesprominent
English95%
+25%
43 booksFrench, German
Publication timeline
1920s2020s
Spans 1927 → 2026 · peak in the 2010s
Herbal Remedies for Beginners
Sandra Kynes
Why Does the World Exist?
Jim Holt
Phenomenology and existentialism. --
Robert C Solomon
Wind and Truth
Brandon Sanderson
Nausea
Jean-Paul Sartre
Existentialism
Charles B. Guignon
The Little Prince
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Labyrinths
Jorge Luis Borges
Parliamentary versus presidential government
Arend Lijphart
Philosophy and the mirror of nature
Richard Rorty
Being and Time
Martin Heidegger
Introducing Wittgenstein
Judy Groves
The Conscious Mind
David J. Chalmers
The concept of a legal system
Joseph Raz
The age of reason
Jean-Paul Sartre
Let That Sh*t Go
Let That Publishing
Data Visualization
Kieran Healy
R for Data Science
Hadley Wickham
Learning SQL
Alan Beaulieu
Python For Data Analysis
Wes McKinney
Neurophilosophy
Patricia Smith Churchland
Learning Tableau 2022
Joshua N. Milligan
Blackthorn's Botanical Magic
Amy Blackthorn
The History of Philosophy
A. C. Grayling
Einstein's Dreams
Alan Lightman
The Cambridge companion to medieval philosophy
Arthur Stephen McGrade
The Daily Stoic: 10th Anniversary Edition
Ryan Holiday
Amusing ourselves to death
Neil Postman
The metaphysical poets
H C. White
John Keats
Robert Gittings
Medea and other plays
Euripides
On Liberty, Utilitarianism and Other Essays
John Stuart Mill
Humanly Possible
Sarah Bakewell
The poetry of meditation
Louis Lohr Martz
Llewellyn's Complete Book of Tarot
Anthony Louis
Introduction to Logical Theory (Routledge Revivals)
P. F. Strawson
Lord Valentine's Castle
Robert Silverberg
How To
Randall Munroe
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
Bobby Fischer
Calculate Like a Grandmaster
Danny Gormally
Silman's complete endgame course
Jeremy Silman
Chess openings for black, explained
Lev Alburt
Elementary Statistics
Ron Larson