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Peter Singer
Very Short Introductions
Very Short Introductions
15 books
Ongoing series
About this series
The Very Short Introductions series offers concise overviews of complex subjects. Each book provides an accessible entry point to major thinkers, historical periods, and academic disciplines. These introductions are perfect for curious readers seeking to quickly grasp essential concepts.
Books
Marx
Very Short Introductions #28
Jung
Very Short Introductions #40
Hegel
Very Short Introductions #49
La Guerra Fría
Very Short Introductions #87
Postcolonialism
Very Short Introductions #98
Colonial American history
Very Short Introductions #339
Classical Literature A Very Short Introduction
Very Short Introductions #382
Microeconomics A Very Short Introduction
Very Short Introductions #386
African American Religion
Very Short Introductions #397
Child Psychology
Very Short Introductions #407
Believing in magic
Very Short Introductions #623No cover available
Renewable Energy Lib/E
Very Short Introductions #631
The Sun Lib/E
Very Short Introductions #638
Evil
Very Short Introductions #712
African American History
Very Short Introductions #729Similar series
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Frequently asked questions
What is the reading order for the Very Short Introductions series?
Each book in the Very Short Introductions series is designed to be a standalone introduction to its specific topic. There is no required reading order, and readers can choose titles based on their individual interests.
Are there new books still being added to the Very Short Introductions series?
The Very Short Introductions series is an ongoing project, with new titles on a wide range of subjects being regularly published by Oxford University Press.
Who is the target audience for the Very Short Introductions series?
This series is ideal for general readers, students, and anyone looking for a concise yet authoritative overview of a new subject or a refresher on a familiar one. The books are written by experts but are accessible to non-specialists.