The Doubter’s Companion

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The Doubter’s Companion is a philosophical reference book by Canadian thinker John Ralston Saul that offers brief, critical essays on key political, economic, and cultural concepts to encourage skeptical, independent thought.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
philosophical reference work
author John Ralston Saul
countryOfOrigin Canada
focusesOn citizenship
democracy
individual responsibility
language and power
genre essay collection
philosophy
political philosophy
hasInfluenced public debates on citizenship and democracy
hasPart brief essays
intendedAudience general readers
readers interested in politics
students of philosophy
language English
literaryForm reference book
mainTheme cultural concepts
economic concepts
political concepts
notableFor alphabetical entries on ideas and concepts
critiques of contemporary ideology
skeptical approach to received wisdom
philosophicalApproach humanism
skepticism
purpose to encourage independent thought
to encourage skeptical thought
relatedWork The Unconscious Civilization
Voltaire’s Bastards
writingStyle aphoristic
critical

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John Ralston Saul notableWork The Doubter’s Companion