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Age Group
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Language
English
Book Summary
Homo Deus Is A Bold Non-Fiction Journey Into Humanity's Possible Futures. Blending History, Philosophy, And Futurism, It Asks What Comes After Homo Sapiens As Science Reshapes Immortality, Artificial Life, And Our Planet. Written For Curious Adults And Motivated Students Of Technology, Culture, And Ethics, This Provocative And Inspiring Read Invites You To Imagine TomorrowâAnd The Choices We Must Make Today.
In A Warm, Accessible Voice, Harari Guides Readers Through A Sweeping Arc That Links Ancient Insights To TomorrowâS Possibilities. The Book Is Structured As A Series Of Ideas And Scenarios That Build A Clear Through-Line From Past To Future, Making Complex Questions Feel Tangible. ItâS An Engaging ExperienceâThought Experiments Sit Beside Real-World Case Studies, While Bold Predictions Are Balanced By Careful Nuance. Whether YouâRe Drawn To Science, History, Or Philosophy, The Pace Stays Approachable And The Narrative Stays Human.
Homo Deus Covers Big Concepts That Matter TodayâFrom Quests For Immortality And The Birth Of Artificial Life To The Rise Of The Data-Driven World And Our Responsibilities To The Planet. Harari DoesnâT Pretend To Have All The Answers, But He Does Equip Readers With A Framework For Understanding TechnologyâS Moral Dilemmas And Societal Shifts. The Accessible Explanations And Cross-Disciplinary Approach Make Learning Feel Like A Guided Conversation Rather Than A Lecture.
After Finishing Homo Deus, Readers Gain A Nuanced Lens On Where Humanity Might Head And How Their Choices Today Shape Tomorrow. It Invites Curiosity Without Surrendering To Fatalism, Leaving You With A Sense Of Agency And A More Thoughtful View Of What It Means To Be Human In A Rapidly Changing World.
Product Details
Author
Yuval Noah Harari
Publisher
Vintage
Language
English
SKU
BK0290761
ISBN
9781784703936
Reading Age
All
Binding
Paperback
MRP: âč 799
âč 640
âč 159 Off
Prof. Yuval Noah Harari (Born 1976) Is A Historian, Philosopher And The Bestselling Author Of 'Sapiens: A Brief History Of Humankind' (2014); 'Homo Deus: A Brief History Of Tomorrow' (2016); '21 Lessons For The 21St Century' (2018); The Children'S Series 'Unstoppable Us' (Launched In 2022); And 'Nexus: A Brief History Of Information Networks From The Stone Age To Ai' (2024). He Is Also The Creator And Co-Writer Of 'Sapiens: A Graphic History': A Radical Adaptation Of 'Sapiens' Into A Graphic Novel Series (Launched In 2020), Which He Published Together With Comics Artists David Vandermeulen (Co-Writer) And Daniel Casanave (Illustrator). These Books Have Been Translated Into 65 Languages, With 45 Million Copies Sold, And Have Been Recommended By Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Natalie Portman, Janelle MonĂĄe, Chris Evans And Many Others. Harari Has A Phd In History From The University Of Oxford, Is A Lecturer At The Hebrew University Of Jerusalem'S History Department, And Is A Distinguished Research Fellow At The University Of CambridgeâS Centre For The Study Of Existential Risk. Together With His Husband, Itzik Yahav, Yuval Noah Harari Is The Co-Founder Of Sapienship: A Social Impact Company That Advocates For Global Collaboration, With Projects In The Realm Of Education And Storytelling. Yuval Noah Harari Is A Historian, Philosopher And The Global Bestselling Author Of Sapiens: A Brief History Of Humankind, Homo Deus: A Brief History Of Tomorrow, 21 Lessons For The 21St Century, The Graphic Adaptation Series Sapiens: A Graphic History, And Unstoppable Us, His First Series Of Books For Children. His Books Have Sold Over 45 Million Copies In 65 Languages, With Sapiens Alone Selling 25 Million Copies Since It Was First Published In 2013. A New York Times And Sunday Times #1 Bestseller, Sapiens Spent An Incredible 96 Consecutive Weeks In The Top 3 Of The Sunday Times Bestseller List. Yuval Noah Harari Is Also Behind Sapienship â An International Social Impact Company Focused On Education And Storytelling, Which He Co-Founded With His Husband Itzik Yahav. Harari Is Considered One Of The WorldâS Most Influential Public Intellectuals Today. These Books Have Been Translated Into 65 Languages, With 45 Million Copies Sold, And Have Been Recommended By Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Natalie Portman, Janelle Mone, Chris Evans And Many Others. Harari Has A Phd In History From The University Of Oxford, Is A Lecturer At The Hebrew University Of Jerusalem'S History Department, And Is A Distinguished Research Fellow At The University Of Cambridges Centre For The Study Of Existential Risk.
The book is quite engaging and generates a lot of curiosity related to past events as well as what future can hold for us. The book is nicely divided into variois parts to provide a logical sequence.
Sometime para and description is too long and could have easily been reduced.
Yuval is one of my favourite author and i like his perspective on the history as well as future of the mankind.
Amazing
This is exactly what a good book should do â entertain you, challenge you, and leave you feeling like the time was genuinely well spent. Yuval Noah Harari delivers on all three counts. I've already recommended it to everyone in my office. A wonderful purchase.
Genuinely one of the best books I've read this year. Yuval Noah Harari writes with clarity and intelligence and the ideas in Homo Deus are both original and immediately relevant. I came away from it thinking differently about something I thought I understood. That doesn't happen often. Highly recommended.
I picked this up on a recommendation and I'm so glad I did. Yuval Noah Harari has produced something special here â enjoyable to read while also being genuinely substantive. The kind of book you want to press into people's hands. Five stars without any hesitation at all.