Robert Heilbroner Writing Styles in The Worldly Philosophers

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Robert Heilbroner Writing Styles in The Worldly Philosophers

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The author wrote the book while working as a freelance writer while attending Harvard graduate school in economics. He is well qualified to write a book of this nature since he is an economist. His biggest reason for writing was that he needed money at the time. Heilbroner writes in a very readable manner. There is not a lot of theory presented since he picks one or two points for each author and discusses them in everyday language understandable by all audiences. The author spends as much time presenting the life of the worldly philosopher as he does discussing his theories, saving reader from a too dense foray into the economics.

The style of the book makes it very readable for any level of audience. No background in economics is required in order to understand any of the concepts in the book because the concepts are presented as...

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