Enlightenment Now The Case for Reason Science Humanism and Progress (English)
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- Data-Driven Optimism
- Defense of Enlightenment Values
- Global Progress Examined
- Reason and Science Explored
- Published by : PW Creation
- Ratings: 4.9 out of 5
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“Enlightenment Now” by Steven Pinker is a powerful defense of reason, science, and humanism as the pillars of progress. Drawing on data and historical trends, Pinker demonstrates how these Enlightenment values have improved health, wealth, safety, and quality of life worldwide. Written with clarity and optimism, this book challenges modern pessimism and offers a hopeful vision for humanity’s future.
You Will Learn
- How reason and science have driven global progress.
- The role of humanism in fostering equality, safety, and prosperity.
- Evidence-based insights into trends in health, wealth, and sustainability.
- Why defending Enlightenment values is critical in the modern world.
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Enlightenment Now The Case for Reason Science Humanism and Progress (English)
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Ishita Bose –
A much-needed counterpoint to the doom-and-gloom narratives we hear every day. A bit dense but rewarding.
Suresh Patil –
Eye-opening and insightful. Pinker makes a compelling case for reason, science, and progress.
Pooja Dutta –
I appreciate Pinker’s optimism, though some arguments could have been more concise. Still, a valuable read.
Nikhil Menon –
An essential read for anyone who wants to understand why the world is improving, despite what the media tells us.
Tanya Bhatt –
A positive and well-argued book that presents progress in a new light. A bit heavy on data, but overall excellent.
Arjun Saxena –
The book challenges fear-based narratives with facts and reason. Every chapter provides a new perspective.
Deepa Kulkarni –
Pinker uses logic and evidence to show that humanity has never been better off. Inspiring and thought-provoking.
Manish Verma –
A refreshing take on progress. While some parts felt stretched, the overall message is powerful and necessary.
Ananya Banerjee –
The book made me rethink my views on modern society. Progress is real, and Pinker explains why.
Rajiv Pillai –
A book that restores faith in the future. Pinker’s arguments are convincing and well-supported by data.
Simran Kapoor –
Pinker proves with facts that humanity is advancing in ways we often fail to notice. Enlightening and well-written.
Aditya Malhotra –
A thorough and well-argued defense of Enlightenment values. Highly recommended for those interested in rational thought.
Neha Choudhary –
The book offers hope in a world filled with negativity. It’s a bit lengthy, but well worth the effort.
Vikram Joshi –
An eye-opener. Pinker methodically dismantles myths about decline and paints an inspiring picture of human progress.
Kavita Reddy –
This book is a wake-up call for those who believe the world is falling apart. Pinker proves otherwise with solid evidence
Kavita Reddy –
This book is a wake-up call for those who believe the world is falling apart. Pinker proves otherwise with solid evidence.
Siddharth Nair –
Pinker’s reliance on data and historical trends makes a strong case for reason and humanism. However, some parts felt repetitive.
Meenal Desai –
A fascinating read that highlights how progress is real and measurable. It changed my perspective on many global issues.
Rohan Iyer –
Pinker provides data-driven insights into how the world is getting better. His optimism is contagious and refreshing.
Priya Sharma –
A well-researched book that challenges the pessimistic narratives we often hear. However, it’s a bit dense at times.
Aarav Mehta –
A masterpiece! Pinker presents a compelling argument for why reason and science have led to humanity’s progress. A must-read for optimists and skeptics alike.