The human touch by Michael Frayn (Paperback)

About This Book

What does it mean to be human in a universe governed by physics? The Human Touch by Michael Frayn — the acclaimed playwright and novelist behind Copenhagen and Spies — is a bold, wide-ranging philosophical work that explores the relationship between the human mind and the world it perceives. Frayn examines consciousness, free will, language, mathematics, and the nature of reality itself, asking whether the universe we inhabit is something we discover — or something we create. Intellectually dazzling, accessibly written, and endlessly thought-provoking.

Why You'll Love It

• A tour de force of ideas — Frayn ranges across philosophy, science, and language with extraordinary breadth and clarity
• Accessibly written — profound ideas explored with the wit and elegance you'd expect from one of Britain's greatest writers
• Endlessly thought-provoking — the questions Frayn raises will stay with you long after the last page
• From the author of Copenhagen and Spies — Frayn brings his playwright's gift for clarity and drama to the world of ideas
• Mint condition preloved copy — a feast for the curious mind for just AED 12

Perfect for readers of philosophy, popular science, and anyone who loves a book that makes them think deeply about what it means to be human.