Surak and Existentialism

Surak and Existentialism

Surak and Existentialism

Surak and Existentialism was a philosophical work by Nicolaus Notabene. (PIC: "Broken Pieces")

Jean-Luc Picard had a copy of the book in his library at Château Picard in 2401. (PIC: "The Star Gazer")

Michael Chabon, on his Instagram account, described this as a "seminal work of cross-cultural analysis and speculation". [1] Furthermore, the chapter on Surakian logic and the Absurd, he described as being "particularly strong".
This book has text in the Vulcan language on the front cover, which is identical to the text seen on the hull of the long range shuttle Surak. When translated, the text reads as, "Surak". [2]
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