Tips for the presentation

List of recommended TOK reads

I am starting here a list of resources that I recommend consulting to open your mind to TOK:

• How are we to live? Ethics in an age of self-interest, by Peter Singer
  
• Fahrenheit 451*, by Ray Bradbury
  
• Guns, germs and steel: the fates of human societies*, by Jared Diamond
• 1984*, by George Orwell
• Making Sense: Philosophy Behind the Headlines*, by Julian Baggini
  
• Moral Minds: How Nature Designed a Universal Sense of Right and Wrong, by Mark Hauser
  
• Nausea*, by Jean-Paul Sartre
• On language, by Noam Chomsky
  
• The language instinct: how the mind creates language, by Steven Pinker
• The God Disillusion, by Richard Dawkins
• What’s It All about? Philosophy and the meaning of life, by Julian Baggini
  
• Writings on an ethical life, by Peter Singer
• Would you eat your cat?: Key ethical conundrums and what they tell you about yourself, by Jeremy Stangroom
  
• Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance: an inquiry into values, by Robert M. Pirsig

* Available at the school library

TOK concepts - TOK postcards

Tok postcards from Michael Smith