Continuum Philosophy News: Best Books of 2011

Best Books of 2011

Fantastic news: Manuel DeLanda’s Philosophy and Simulation has made it into The Guardian's Best Books of the Year 2011. Selected by the novelist Hari Kunzu, DeLanda was praised for his ‘unified description of everything’: an earlier review in the same paper described the renowned philosopher’s latest book as 'fascinating material to chew on'.

Whether you are still in search of a Christmas present or compiling your own list, you can find out more about the book in the above preview.

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