Thinking, fast and slow

Nonfiction

Thinking, fast and slow

by Daniel Kahneman, Daniel Kahneman

Narrated by Patrick Egan

2011-10-25Release dateNarrated editionNarration
Nonfiction
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Thinking, fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman, Daniel Kahneman is an audiobook associated with Nonfiction. This profile is currently linked to the Patrick Egan recording. Verified catalog facts are available while the fuller story and listening-experience profile continues to develop.

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What It Feels Like to Listen

Tone
Common signals: emotional, gentle, uplifting.
Emotional Impact
independent source offers a useful…

What People Are Saying

Tone Intensity
3 discussions
Educational Value
3 discussions

Common signals: emotional, gentle, uplifting.

Is This Right for You?

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  • Evening or weekend listening

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Where Listeners Agree

  • Positive praise for the writing
  • Tone Intensity
  • Educational Value

Supported across 10 discussions and multiple networks.

Our Take

Thinking, fast and slow is presented as thinking, fast and slow by daniel kahneman, daniel kahneman is an audiobook associated with nonfiction. this profile is currently linked to the patrick egan recording. verified catalog facts are available while the fuller story and listening-experience profile continues to develop.. The current listening profile points toward a common signals: emotional, gentle, uplifting., independent source offers a useful… experience. This edition is associated with Patrick Egan, although the amount of performance-specific evidence varies. It is likely to be most useful for listeners who enjoy nonfiction audiobooks. Some conclusions remain provisional and will become more precise as additional independent listener evidence is collected.

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  • Tone: Common signals: emotional, gentle, uplifting.
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Before You Listen

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Edition Details

Release date
2011-10-25
Language
en

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