A department head at a company with a market cap in the 5-trillion-won range has called *The Oxbridge Philosophy Class* a standout book, and its reading method and value are drawing attention.
The department head is known for giving cold, candid assessments of books people gift them, but on this one he said it is "the best of the best" and declared that not reading it would be a loss.
The book runs over 600 pages, so there is no need to read it cover to cover from the beginning.
Shin, the CEO, advised first looking through the table of contents and reading even one of the 72 questions properly. He explained that digging deeply into a single topic can teach more than reading an entire ordinary book.
The two universities have produced about 200 of the roughly 1,000 Nobel laureates worldwide, and these questions offer frameworks for fundamental thinking on the meaning of life, history, morality and law, free will, and more.
With over 20 lectures uploaded so far, using this lecture series can make the book easier and more enjoyable to read.
Answers come from the transcript, with the exact spot cited.
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