Lost in the Cosmos

Lost in the Cosmos is a unique blend of satire, philosophy, and self-help.

The book mocks conventional self-help texts while engaging readers in thoughtful contemplation of their existential situations.

It uses multiple-choice questions, essays, and 'thought experiments' to explore the complexities of human identity and the search for meaning in a society plagued by moral and social ills.

Percy argues that human consciousness is uniquely triadic, involving interactions between the sign user, the sign, and what the sign stands for, leading to a profound sense of alienation and the quest for transcendence.