Publisher's Synopsis
A Precise Idea of Unknowingness is a journey of discovery that may benefit anyone involved in sports to understand how philosophy and psychology may be of great assistance in helping people cope with daily life's challenges and deal with life's inevitable losses and disappointments.
The book explains the wisdom of some of the world's greatest thinkers, writers and philosophers (Socrates, Epictetus, Existential philosophy, Adlerian Psychology, Frankl, Saint-Exupery, Dostoevsky, Van Deurzen etc.), relating this to individual's participation in sport and providing information that may help them to understand their relationship with their sport.
However, this book is not just for sportspersons; it is for everyone, and the information and knowledge in this publication may be life-changing for some.
Enjoy the book and increase your knowledge and understanding of many of the greatest minds who have lived and how their thinking may help you.
Please note - this publication intentionally uses a Harvard Referencing style frequently used in academia for referencing. It may take a little time to familiarise yourself with this style; however, it is a useful skill and will help the reader when researching other academic works..
