Thomas Nordström

When I studied philosophy at Lund university in Sweden 50 years ago, I was advised to leave the institution, if I really wanted to find a world view of my own. (It was probably the same advice Wittgenstein, as we are told, gave his students.)

However, I left the institution, and spent almost 50 years of hard work in solitude, all around the world, trying to understand reality.

Today, this is my view of the world, as it is told in these five books.

If you in any sense are ready for a new perspective on the world or not, these books will provoke your brain into re-examining everything you think you know about reality.

Comparing contemporary science and the Principle of Relations, the outcome may be that you find your own view of the world or maybe some interesting new perspective of your own research.