Changing the Subject: Philosophy from Socrates to Adorno by Raymond Geuss is a sharp, engaging journey through the history of Western philosophy. Moving from the questions of Socrates to the critical thought of Adorno, the book examines how philosophers have shaped ideas about truth, freedom, ethics, and society.
Thoughtful and accessible, this title is ideal for readers who enjoy intellectual nonfiction, philosophy, and big ideas presented with clarity. Geuss invites you to reflect on how philosophy changes over time, and why its questions still matter today.
