Jane Austen, Game Theorist: How Jane Austen explored Game Theory before it was invented!

Can someone tell me how to change it to books or delete it? I accidentally posted it in tech instead of books. In case it can't be changed, let me highlight the good side of the product, i.e book : 1. It's written by Michael Chwe, same author who wrote Rational Ritual, which is the same book that Mark Zuckerberg is recommending now to everyone. 2. The book explores ideas related to strategy with metaphors, examples and from a narrative perspective, which is something I've not seen before. 3. There are some very good ideas such as strategic cluelessness, which refers to the idea that 'people in higher social status try to maintain their status quo by being strategically unaware of subordinates feelings, but their lack of awareness leads to information asymmetry between the higher status vs lower status person which leave the higher status person vulnerable'. The lesson I took : Don't be clueless. 4. I also liked the themes related to how characters 'team up' against other characters/society to achieve some goal and how some character started their story without much idea about strategy, but becomes better players over time by making rational decisions. 5. There's some basic game theory related math, but not much, so it should be approachable by everyone.