The Raymond Tallis Reader presents a finished survey of the paintings of this passionate, perceptive and sometimes debatable philosopher. Key choices from Tallis's significant works are supplemented via Michael Grant's distinct advent and linking remark. From nihilism to Theorrhoea, from literary conception to the position of the subconscious, The Raymond Tallis Reader courses us throughout the panoptic sweep of Tallis's serious insights and divulges a manner of pondering for the twenty-first century.
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