The Book of Coffee: A Philosophy

What makes this book so intriguing is its proposition that coffee can shift from being a symbol of overwork to a lens for meaning and purpose. Julian Baggini and James Hoffmann team up to explore how the world’s favourite hot drink can illuminate the art of living. The authors trace coffee’s deep roots in imagination and culture, showing how attentive preparation and consumption can foster connection—with oneself and others—and help embrace life’s absurdities with joy and alertness. This thoughtful, life-affirming work elevates the everyday and invites readers from all backgrounds to consider the intersections of culture, philosophy, and daily life through the ritual of a cup of coffee.

Uitgave en formaat

• 176 pagina's, hardcover
• Uitgave door Octopus Publishing Group
• Eerste editie, armband
• Verschijnt 9 april 2026

Kenmerken

• Diep duik in koffie als kunst van het leven
• Verbindt cultuur, filosofie en dagelijks ritueel
• Ontdekt koffie’s rol in modern leven
• Behandelt mindful zetten en aandacht bij drinken
• Geschreven door Baggini en Hoffmann