First Logic Book

This is a _long_ book - it took me weeks to finish it - but so much of it is fascinating stuff, dealing with social contract theory, economics, different political ideologies, different ethical systems, different ideas of the interactions between individual and society, law, trust, virtue, personhood ... so so so much more. Rawls is mentioned a lot, as are Rousseau, Locke and Kant, but many, many other thinkers are referenced as well. I strongly suspect that i'll be revisiting this book again and again as I try to make sense of the world we live in. I highly, highly recommend this book if one is in any way curious about the world, the individuals within, and their interactions with it and one another.