To be Human: An Introductory Experiment in Philosophy Monasterio, Xavier O.

**To be Human: An Introductory Experiment in Philosophy** ditches the dusty academic jargon and asks the big questions without making your brain hurt. Xavier O. Monasterio serves up bite-sized philosophical nuggets that tackle what it actually means to be human – covering everything from consciousness and morality to love, death, and why we obsess over cat videos at 2am.

This isn't your typical philosophy textbook that puts you to sleep faster than counting sheep. Perfect for curious minds who want to explore life's deeper meanings without needing a philosophy degree to decode it. Whether you're a college student, lifelong learner, or someone who enjoys pondering existence between Netflix episodes, this accessible introduction to philosophical thinking will have you questioning everything (in the best possible way).

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks comes with character – because the best philosophical insights often do.

"Finally, a philosophy book that doesn't make me feel stupid! Monasterio explains complex ideas like he's chatting with a friend." - Sarah K.

"Perfect gateway into philosophical thinking without the pretentious academic tone." - Marcus T.