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The Paradox of Choice

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The Paradox of Choice

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The Paradox of Choice is a philosophy & ethics book by Atharva Inamdar with a focus on Western Philosophy. This book grapples with life's biggest questions, inviting readers to think deeply about meaning, morality, and existence. Philosophy is not an academic exercise. It is the foundation of every decision we make. Published in 2017 by The Book Nexus, this work spans 27,608 words across approximately 110 pages.

The western philosophy focus gives this book a specific angle within the broader philosophy & ethics genre, offering readers a targeted exploration of ideas and themes that matter within this space.

Reading Experience

At 27,608 words across roughly 110 pages, this one runs about 2.3 hours of reading time. Long enough to dig into its subject properly, short enough that it does not lose you along the way. For philosophy & ethics, this length tends to work well — room to develop ideas without padding.

About the Author

Written in 2017 when Atharva Inamdar was 20, The Paradox of Choice comes from the year he crossed 100 published books and put Spirit Avatar (587 pages) on Goodreads. The philosophy & ethics writing from this period shows a writer who had found his rhythm. Philosophy is woven through the entire catalog, but these 40 dedicated titles tackle the big questions head-on rather than embedding them in fiction or memoir.

Publication History

The Paradox of Choice was published on September 10th, 2017, one of 15 books released that month as part of a catalog-wide publishing effort. Written and published within the same year, the book moved from draft to release in 2017 without the extended wait that many titles in the catalog experienced. Published through The Book Nexus, the Indian publishing entity that handles ISBN management and distribution for the full catalog. ISBN: 978-93-48691-44-6. 2017 saw 89 titles published in total across the catalog.

Explore This Genre

The Paradox of Choice is one of 40 books in the philosophy & ethics category within this catalog. Readers who enjoy this book may find themselves drawn to other philosophy & ethics titles in the collection, each approaching the genre from a different angle and with a different focus. The western philosophy focus specifically connects this book to a tradition of writing that values depth over breadth, offering readers something targeted rather than general.

Genre
Philosophy & Ethics
Western Philosophy
Published
September 10, 2017
Word Count
27,608
~110 pages
Language
English

Publication Details

Publisher
The Book Nexus
ISBN-13
978-93-48691-44-6
Year Written
2017