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Critique of Criminal Reason: A Mystery (original 2006; edition 2008)

by Michael Gregorio

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Arriving in the city of Ko?nigsberg to help solve a series of murders, young detective Hanno Stiffeniis joins forces with his mentor, philosopher Immanuel Kant, to track down a serial killer, in a historical mystery set in early nineteenth-century Prussia.
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Title:Critique of Criminal Reason: A Mystery
Authors:Michael Gregorio
Info:Minotaur Books (2008), Edition: 1st, Paperback, 400 pages
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Critique of Criminal Reason by Michael Gregorio (2006)

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I thought the first few pages were okay. But those reviews cured me of wanting to plough onward. Going back to Martha Grimes for now.
  Je9 | Aug 10, 2021 |
Get some philosophy thrown in with your murders. See where Kant can lead you if you take philosophy and Absolute Freedom seriously. ( )
  kerns222 | May 25, 2018 |
This was somewhere between two and three stars...I wanted to like it more than I did. Philosopher Immanuel Kant as a kind of Sherlock Holmes sounded intriguing. It had its moments, but was probably better in theory. I thought there would be a little more of Kant's philosophy involved. ( )
  bibleblaster | Jan 23, 2016 |
An okay (and just okay) mystery/thriller in what has become something of a sub-genre: famous philosopher/author/personage on the sidelines while the "main character" tries to solve the rime. In this case it's Immanuel Kant, although the philosophical background doesn't really come through very well. If you read it just as a standard potboiler, though, it'll do for a good afternoon's read. ( )
  JBD1 | Dec 23, 2015 |
Sarebbe stato meglio lasciare Kant alla filosofia. Scomodare nomi altisonanti per un giallo mediocre non è cortese. ( )
  Spell.bound | Apr 3, 2013 |
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Arriving in the city of Ko?nigsberg to help solve a series of murders, young detective Hanno Stiffeniis joins forces with his mentor, philosopher Immanuel Kant, to track down a serial killer, in a historical mystery set in early nineteenth-century Prussia.

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