Book Review of Chronicles of a Liquid Society by Umberto Eco

Hello everyone,
Well it has been a while since my last book review. My apologies as I have been reading some heavy books that have taken longer than expected to get "into the flow".
This one was a book I was reading in-between others. It's a collection of essays themed into categories relevant for a modern society. Themes of privacy, religion, philosophy and mass media. What comes out of these essays are Eco's humour and observation of people.
Let me know what you think.

[@HasnainZafar1999]

Thank you for sharing great review.

[@LifeLessonsFromBooks]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy reading!

[@jacquesthespectator]

Having read most of Umberto Eco's books (Semiotics is one of my hobbies), my two favorite Eco books are On Ugliness (nonfiction on aesthetics) and Foucault's Pendulum (a novel to play with his theories on open text). I was lucky enough to be an audience member during his book promo event in Toronto (The Prague Cemetry). I love his sense of humor (esp. his self-parodies) and candidness (esp. about growing up during the Mussolini era).

[@LifeLessonsFromBooks]

Thank you for watching and replying. How fantastic to have seen him during his book promotion. Yes, his humour certainly came out in this book.