This book traces the evolution of philosophy at Oxford from 1900 to 1960, focusing on the major thinkers who shaped the discipline during this period. Nikhil Krishnan explores the debates, rivalries, and intellectual breakthroughs that defined 20th-century British philosophy, bringing figures like Gilbert Ryle, J.L. Austin, and A.J. Ayer to life with wit and clarity. Reviews “A fascinating deep dive into one of philosophy’s most influential eras.” — The Guardian “An essential read for anyone curious about the evolution of modern thought.” — Times Higher Education “A brilliantly written intellectual history.” — The Spectator “Philosophy has never been so entertaining.” — The New Statesman
Book Title: A Terribly Serious Adventure: Philosophy at Oxford 1900-60 - Nikhil KrishnanBook Genre: Philosophy, History, Nonfiction, Biography, Education, Language, Criticism, Historical, WarISBN: 9781800812369Number of Pages: 416Publishing Date: March 16, 2023Cover Type: Hardcover
