In 150 pages Midgley fills in the moral morass of postmodern relativism and argues for COMMON sense, and a common morality, in an airtight, beautiful exposition that is among the most superb documents ever penned by a human being. If you are tired of Deleuze and Foucault, Lacan and Neitzsche, and want to read a human being who is more brilliant than any of these and yet still cares abou the world, this tiny volume will do much to light the way to a better life and better way of thinking for you. Don't miss it!
Midgley the mighty!
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