Sophie's World: A Novel on the History of Philosophy, Paperback Book, By: Justin Gaarder

Are you looking for an easy book that introduces you to the world of philosophy? Do you want to learn about the history of philosophy? If your answer to both questions is &yes, " we would like to tell you that the novel Sophie's World, a novel on the history of philosophy by Jostein Gaarder, is the right choice. Proceeding from the two most important questions: Who are you and where did the world come from? Gaarder tells us the history of philosophy from before Greek philosophy to existential philosophy. The novel, which has been translated into more than fifty languages, and has sold more than thirty million copies worldwide, tells the story of Sophie Amundsen, a fourteen-year-old girl. Sophie receives two mysterious messages containing the two questions we mentioned above: Who are you and where did the world come from? In a unique way of communication, Sophie becomes a student of a fifty-five-year-old philosopher who transports the girl with a turbulent world to worlds she would not have entered without him. Sometimes she finds herself in a Parisian cafe learning about Sartre and sometimes she finds herself in the company of the ancient Greeks. What the author gives you is not in the form of boring, rigid lessons, but through events full of excitement, suspense and mystery, which makes Sophie's World a novel in the list of the most successful novels.

• Books Author: Justin Gaarder
• Number Of Pages: 552
• Language: Arabic
• Publisher: Dar Al Muna
• Books Category: Literature & Fiction
• Book Format: Paperback
• Books_ISBN: 9789185365937
• Publication Date: 2010