Books of wisdom and power 1

The set of "Book of Wisdom and Power 1" consists of three books:
"Book of Dead Philosophers"
A bright book of a popular American philosopher and a popularizer of the history of philosophy of Simon Kricli, written by an accessible and witty language, is a collection of short and perfectly written essays about 200 thinkers and covers all the main schools of thought, starting from classical Greek and Chinese scientists and ending with Christian Saints and theorists of the present days. In his characteristic provocative and entertaining manner, Krichili shares interesting stories both about what the philosophers about death and how exactly they died. The descriptions given by them do not set only to entertain us (although, of course, they succeed) This book, which is a kind of collection of biographies, is very different from the edifying volumes of popular philosophy not only by the degree of accessibility of information, but also by the scale of coverage.
"Fear"
Ebigail march, examining such features of human behavior as endless altruism and unreasonable cruelty, found that the brain reaction to fear is based on all such actions. Observing children with various deviations, Ebigail marching was a fundamental overview of various types of fear, emotions that make people go beyond the boundaries of standard, generally accepted behavior.
"33 War Strategies"
War and methods of its conduct have an adamant, inexorable logic: if you want something or strive for something, you should be ready to fight for it. Possession of the strategic art of war will make your life more calm, peaceful and fruitful, because you will know what the rules of the game are, and you will be able to win victories without resorting to violence. “33 War Strategies” from Robert Green, the sophisticated connoisseur of human psychology and the author of the world bestseller “48 laws of power”, will help you find a way out of any difficult situation and make the right decision. The war - like any other conflict - is conducted and won thanks to strategic art