Butler Samuel: 99 books

A beautiful collection of notes penned by Butler; it summarizes his thoughts, reflections, conversations, and incidents that come across his life. These pieces collected over time bring forth the intellectual genius he possessed and convey the profound truths which often go unnoticed. Though "One's thoughts fly so fast", he captured and expressed them quite eloquently. Amazing!

Samuel Butler presents his dazzling thoughts in this magnificent anthology of essays and lectures. "The Humour of Homer and Other Essays" brings great insight into new ideas and reflections on topics deeply affecting human race. Keen to discuss archaeological and ancient works Butler brings together his own theories with those of other well-known scientists such as Darwin. Brilliant!

"Essays on Life, Art and Science" by Samuel Butler is a collection of various essays and lectures giving us a peek into author's brilliant mind. Along with presenting his own theories, Butler also discusses those of other renowned scientists such as Darwin. An insightful comparative study on topics profoundly affecting the human race, this anthology will open your mind to new ideas. Enlightening!

The Fair Haven" by Samuel butler inspects Christian doctrine. His work depicts the essence of Christianity i.e. faith in the unseen. This book shows his remarkable power as a controversialist and his strong fortitude in divulging the truth. His views about this dogma his wit and indignant orthodoxy tone are a rare combination and a treat for the readers. Thought-provoking!

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Samuel Butler describes the Italian landscape and art in this work. The North-Italian sanctuary of Varallo-Seisa is dwelled upon in this work and its history and architecture have been elaborated upon. Comparing it to Jerusalem and highlighting its similarities, this is an enlightening and informative work!

This work is a collection of excerpts from different books by Butler and also a critical analysis of George Romane's work on evolution. In addition to analyzing Romane's theories Butler compares it with his own work on evolution. It is a truly fascinating amalgamation of scientific revelations and personal ideologies which are still quite relevant. Engrossing!

"Luck or Cunning?" by Butler is the fourth and final book in a series of books pertaining to the subject of evolution. In this work Butler expresses his theory of whether all organic modification is considered to be preordained by God or is the adaptation of organisms over time based on luck. A work that opens up the mind about amazing new possibilities! Enlightening!

Butler in this classic essay attempts to justify the concept of physicality of God and to prove that He is not only spiritual in nature. He critically evaluates scientific rationalism and strongly denounces pantheism and orthodox theism on the basis of logical standpoints. His syllogistic prose style reflects his convictions and renders this work the strength to convince. Provocative!

A classic translation by Butler of the magnum opus "The Odyssey". As Odysseus travels back home after bravely fighting the Trojan War, he realizes he has yet to face many difficulties. From gods to fate and magic, there are unprecedented hurdles. A clash between the will of gods and the obstinacy of human nature!

"A First Year in Canterbury Settlement", the earliest book by Butler, is a beautifully narrated tale of a colonial settler. Through journal of the author as a young emigrant, we get a first-hand account of his sea voyage to New Zealand. The vibrant descriptions of flora and fauna of the new land show his keen interest in everything, from exploration of the terrain to sheep-farming. Informative!

The work portrays Butler's interest in the Sacri Monti, the nine chapels that reflect different concepts of Christianity through architecture. One of such sanctuaries, set in Northern Italy, designed to set-off in the natural background, has been picturesquely depicted in this work.

Samuel Butler was an iconoclastic author, whose Utopian novel ‘Erewhon’ satirised numerous aspects of Victorian society, influencing science-fiction and modern masterpieces. This comprehensive eBook presents Butler’s complete works, with numerous illustrations, rare texts appearing in digital...

British author Samuel Butler is today best remembered for his utopian novel Erewhon. However, Butler had a voracious intellect and wide-ranging interests that were not always reflected in his fiction. This volume reproduces some of the eclectic entries Butler made in his personal journals over a series of years.