Brigitte Labbe , Michel Puech - Çıtır Çıtır Felsefe 19 - Zaman Çok ve Zaman Yok

The great chief of men is the hour; ie time. He decides what time the school will open, what time the lunch break will start and end. Time decides what time our parents should be at work, when the bus leaves, what time the cartoons on TV will start. So, why is it always determined by others how children will evaluate their time? Isn't "leisure time" also necessary for daydreaming and reflection? In the 19th book of the Crispy Philosophy series, which brings philosophy together with readers of all ages in all the countries it is translated, writer Brigitte Labbé deals with a very basic and concrete subject in our lives, "time", while making us think about our perception of it. What does it mean to waste time, is "hurrying" the only solution; Is leisure time necessarily "dead time"? Why do we say "time is money"; He narrates many questions such as how it can be to care for time, with case studies, situations and dialogues that we frequently encounter in daily life. Brigitte Labbé's "Crispy Philosophy" series, which is unique with Jacques Azam's colorful illustrations, as well as its libertarian approach and powerful expression that invites thought, is among the books most recommended by many schools in our country, as it is in various countries. Each book, which is constructed with basic questions that will help children who are trying to understand life and the workings of the world, discusses a different basic topic by narrating a different basic topic with examples that we encounter frequently in daily life. The series is also read fondly by teachers and parents.