<p><strong>'For those who haven't yet read Midgley, these essays are an excellent place to start.'</strong> - <em>Jon Turney, The Guardian</em><br /><br /><strong>'An elegant and sane little book. Unusually for a philosopher, Midgley has a superb ear for the use and misuse of language.'</strong> - <em>Edward Skidelsky, New Statesman</em><br /><br /><strong>'She has, perhaps, the sharpest perception of any living thinker of the dangerous extremism that lurks behind so much contemporary scientistic discourse ... Merely as anthologies of contemporary folly, Midgley's books are essential reading ... we have Mary Midgley among us. We should pay attention and be grateful.'</strong> - <em>Brian Appleyard, The Sunday Times</em><br /><br /><strong>'[Mary Midgley's] latest book is full of good sense and illumination on many topics ... Midgley's pathbreaking efforts should be warmly welcomed.'</strong> - <em>The Philosopher's Magazine</em></p><p><strong>'Mary's voice, sane, clear and brooking no nonsense, speaks crisply from every page, debunking scientific and non-scientific pretensions alike. A chapter each evening will help me keep sane.'</strong> -<em> The Sunday Times</em></p><p><strong>'Christian readers will be sympathetic abd find much material for helpful reflection on the topics chosen.'</strong> - <em>The Gospel and Our Culture Network</em></p>