This may be a cleverly written book - but unfortunately, it's useless. At least for those who are NOT students of Philosophy.
I looked up the few names I know and love, for example Marcus Aurelius, and was disappointed to find they were reduced to a few funny remarks, giving no idea of their worth. I looked up other names I did not know, e.g. Charles Saunders Peirce, and could gather absolutely no idea what these people have been writing about and why they are famous.
Certainly not a book that fits well into the Bluffer's Guides series.
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