Taxi Tales On A Crooked Bridge Condition:Very Good Hecht recasts the narrative of

Hecht recasts the narrative of our “secular age” in new terms

he headed to India to become a monk

He shows us how distinct branches of philosophy flowered simultaneously in China

which began early in the second half of the last century

and what it means for leaders and citizens everywhere

Taxi Tales On A Crooked Bridge Condition:Very Good Hecht recasts the narrative ofCharlene Rajendran is one of many Malaysians living in Singapore, and she chooses not to own a car. This book chronicles her conversations with some of the 'driving philosophers' she has met on the hundreds of taxi rides she has taken. Ethnicity, gender, nationhood, religion and more are discoursed in short trips across the island state. Seemingly transient and anonymous, but never lonely, the space of a taxi might be the ideal place for both