Hugh Hunter Libros

a land of dazzling white sands, sizzling sun... and utterly incompetent British criminals.Like the woman who hijacked a helicopter to bust her husband out of Death Row, the gap year student who robbed a bank and tried to escape on a kid's bike and the unlucky Londoner who kidnapped the wrong guy and wound up serving 1,285 years in jail.As British consul in our nation?s favourite holiday hotspot, Hugh Hunter has seen them all ? murderers, small-time conmen and big-time drug dealers (plus ordinary families whose dream vacations turned to nightmares).Our Man in Orlando is his astonishing true story of a decade spent dealing with clueless, witless and hopeless Brits abroad.Hugh Hunter was a guest on the Victoria Derbyshire show on Five Live and Excess Baggage on Radio 4.Our Man in Orlando was serialised in The Times and The Week magazine and the book is about to be turned into a major new television drama.'Vivid and enjoyable' - Christopher Meyer, author of DC Confidential

What does it take to become a philosopher? In this short book Dr. Hugh Hunter uses techniques from his teaching career to give an answer. Starting with simple and relatable examples from traditional Western philosophy, he explains what being a philosopher means, how to situate a problem in philosophy, and how to think, read, write and find community as a philosopher. The techniques in this book are easy to learn. Mastering them is the work of a lifetime.Studying philosophy at university won't necessarily teach you how to become a philosopher. This short guide will tell you how to interact with the university system as a philosopher whether you are a part of it or not. Self-teachers, homeschoolers, and those charting their own philosophical course will all find something of value here.