Written before WWI, Masaryk’s programmatic work argues that a nation’s worth lies in its moral and intellectual life.
Masaryk argues that poetic works yield a distinct, sensuous form of knowledge of the world, equal to science…
On Hypnotism (Animal Magnetism) is an early work by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, who later became the first president…
Emil Ludwig's biography traces Masaryk's journey from servant's son to founding president of Czechoslovakia.
Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk’s The World and the Slavs is a foundational survey arguing that Slavic fate must be…
Věda a církev is a work by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the philosopher-sociologist who became the first president of…
The title captures the central concern that runs through the volume: the defense of the individual's right to…
The book is a work of philosophical and sociological criticism rather than a narrative or a systematic treatise…
This work is a printed record of a parliamentary speech delivered by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, published as a…
Masaryk's work is an interpretive essay in the philosophy of history, using Jan Hus as a focal point…
Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk’s The Social Question (Otázka sociální) is a sustained philosophical and sociological critique of Marxism.
The book grew out of lectures and public addresses in which Masaryk examined the concept of humanita as…
Masaryk's central claim is that a nation—especially a small one—cannot justify itself by size, power, or mere self-assertion.
Masaryk's The Spirit of Russia is a work of history, literary criticism, and philosophical analysis rather than a…
Masaryk argues that the war exposed the instability of a Europe organized around dynastic empires and great-power interests.
