Introducing Graphic Guides Series 6 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Introducing Hinduism: A Graphic Guide
Introducing Lévi-Strauss: A Graphic Guide
Introducing Infinity: A Graphic Guide
Introducing Keynes: A Graphic Guide
Introducing Machiavelli: A Graphic Guide
Introducing Melanie Klein: A Graphic Guide

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Icon Books

Overview
This six-book bundle collects titles from Icon Books' long-running Introducing... A Graphic Guide series, illustrated introductions that have helped readers make sense of big ideas without wading through dense academic prose. Each slim paperback pairs clear, well-researched text with cartoon-style illustrations, turning complex subjects into a fast, memorable read. This set spans religion, anthropology, mathematics, economics, political philosophy, and psychoanalysis, making it a well-rounded shelf of non-fiction for anyone who loves learning something new. It suits students, self-taught generalists, and thoughtful gift buyers alike.

About the Books
Each title in this collection follows the same trusted graphic-guide formula: an expert writer distills a subject's key figures, arguments, and turning points, while an illustrator translates that material into cartoons, diagrams, and annotated portraits that keep the pace lively. Introducing Hinduism walks through the beliefs, deities, and rituals of one of the world's oldest living faiths. Introducing Lévi-Strauss unpacks the founder of structural anthropology and his search for the hidden patterns beneath myth and kinship. Introducing Infinity tackles a concept that has confounded mathematicians and philosophers for millennia, from Zeno's paradoxes to modern set theory. Introducing Keynes explains the economist whose ideas reshaped how governments respond to recessions and unemployment. Introducing Machiavelli revisits the Renaissance political theorist whose name became shorthand for pragmatic, sometimes ruthless statecraft. Introducing Melanie Klein surveys the psychoanalyst's influential, controversial work on infancy, aggression, and the inner life of children. Read together, the six books trace how bold thinkers across very different fields have shaped the way we understand religion, culture, number, money, power, and the mind. Because each guide stands on its own, the set works equally well read cover to cover or dipped into subject by subject whenever curiosity strikes, making it a flexible addition to any home library, study desk, or classroom reading corner.

Key Benefits

• Six accessible, illustrated introductions to major thinkers and ideas in one paperback set
• Covers religion, anthropology, mathematics, economics, politics, and psychology
• Cartoon-style illustrations make dense academic subjects easy to follow
• Compact paperback format is easy to carry, shelve, and revisit
• Great for students, general readers, and lifelong learners building background knowledge
• Makes a thoughtful gift for the curious reader in your life

Book-by-Book Guide
Introducing Hinduism: A Graphic Guide — maps the beliefs, deities, and diverse practices that make up one of the world's oldest living religious traditions.
Introducing Lévi-Strauss: A Graphic Guide — traces how the founder of structural anthropology searched for hidden patterns across myth, kinship, and culture.
Introducing Infinity: A Graphic Guide — explores a concept that has puzzled mathematicians and philosophers since antiquity, from paradoxes to modern set theory.
Introducing Keynes: A Graphic Guide — explains the economist whose theories changed how governments respond to recessions and unemployment.
Introducing Machiavelli: A Graphic Guide — revisits the Renaissance thinker whose blunt account of power still shapes debates about politics today.
Introducing Melanie Klein: A Graphic Guide — surveys the psychoanalyst's pioneering, sometimes controversial theories about infancy and the inner life of children.

About the Authors
This set draws on specialist writers paired with illustrators across the Introducing series, a format Icon Books has used for decades to bring serious subjects to general readers. Contributing writers include anthropologist Boris Wiseman on Lévi-Strauss and cultural historian Patrick Curry on Machiavelli, alongside subject specialists covering Hinduism, infinity, Keynes, and Melanie Klein. Illustrator Borin Van Loon, whose artwork appears across multiple Introducing titles, is among the illustrators linked to this set. Each author was chosen for genuine expertise, keeping the accessible tone from ever sacrificing accuracy.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Whether you're stocking a classroom library, prepping for exams, or hunting a birthday or holiday gift for the reader who loves big ideas, this six-book set delivers real substance in a fun, visual format. It's a fresh way to restart a stalled reading habit or simply enjoy learning for its own sake.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.