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Book Description

Looking in her mailbox one morning, a fourteen-year-old Norwegian schoolgirl called Sophie Amundsen finds a surprising piece of paper. On it are written two questions: "Who are you?" and "Where did the world come from?"

The writer is an enigmatic philosopher called Albert Know, and his two teasing questions are the beginning of an extraordinary tour through the history of Western Philosophy from the pre-Socratics to Sartre. In a series of brilliantly entertaining letters, and then in person (with his dog, Hermes), Albert Knox opens Sophie's enquiring mind to the fundamental questions that philosophers have been asking since the dawn of civilisation.

But as soon as Sophie begins to find her feet in this dazzling, exciting new world, she and Albert find themselves caught up in a plot which is itself a most perplexing philosophical conundrum...

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Paperback 448 Pages
Edition: New Ed
ISBN-10: 1857997220
ISBN-13: 9781857997224
Publisher: Phoenix Press
Also available as: Paperback, Hardcover, Audio CD, Audio Cassette and Others
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