A insightful collection of essays that asks how our beliefs shape reality and why myths endure in every culture.
It challenges the idea that beliefs are pure facts, showing how they become living forces in daily life.
From the nature of knowledge and its practical uses to the social power of shared myths, this book examines how people form meanings, communities, and purpose. It invites readers to see how collective thinking, rather than mere facts, guides actions, loyalties, and values.
- Discover how knowledge gains strength when it’s used in real life, not just learned in theory.
- Explore why myths can hold strong social power, even when they aren’t facts.
- See how individuals balance personal experience with public beliefs and cultures.
- Consider the uneasy mix of science, religion, and society in shaping modern thought.
Ideal for readers of philosophy, cultural critique, and thoughtful essays on belief and everyday life.