Title: The original guide on path integrals.
Product review: This is an outstanding book for those who seek i) an intuitive understanding of quantum mechanics (QM) and quantum electrodynamics (QED); or ii) a guide on the Feynman path integral method. Within either of these contexts, the text and derivations are crystal clear and highly pedagogic.If what you are looking for is a complete, thorough course on QM or QED, this book should not be taken as a standalone text. It has to be used in conjunction with another appropriate textbook. For example, I use this book together with Rodberg and Thaler's book on quantum scattering theory for both research and teaching on scattering theory. Other textbooks would be applicable to other purposes.
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