Books are smart

* Smart books are the conditional name of literature, which is aimed at expanding horizons, developing intelligence and acquiring new knowledge. They can be both scientific and artistic if they contain deep thought-provoking ideas.

The main areas of smart books:

• Popular science publications - books on physics, astronomy, biology, history, written in an accessible language.
• Philosophy and psychology are works that help to better understand the world and oneself.
• Self-development and business books teach you to think strategically, develop personal qualities and manage resources.
• Fiction with a deep idea - classics and modern novels, in which eternal questions of morality, choice and human nature are raised.
• Social and cultural research - books that reveal processes in society and culture.

Why it's important to read smart books:

• They shape critical thinking.
• Help develop memory, attention and logic.
• Broaden your horizons and open up new points of view.
• Enrich vocabulary and improve argumentation skills.

Examples of smart books:

• Marcus Aurelius' "Reflections" is a philosophy of Stoicism.
• Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time is about space and the laws of the universe.
• Victor Frankl's "Man in Search of Meaning" is a psychological view of the meaning of life.
• Plato's "state" is the philosophy and structure of society.

Thus, * smart books are not only a source of information, but also a tool for personal development, allowing you to learn to think deeper and see the world in many ways.

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