After graphic novels, it’s the graphic philosophy textbook.
Hegel for
Beginners (Icon Books, £8.99, ISBN 1 874166 44 7) is one of a
large series
covering philosophers, religious founders and other influential thinkers.
With a
straightforward text by Lloyd Spencer, and illustrations by Andrzej
Krauze, this
one is fairly easy to follow and quite useful for context.
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