Culture

Driftworks collects Jean-François Lyotard's essays on art, politics, and psychoanalysis, thinking thought as drift rather than dialectical return.

Bauman's linked essays diagnose how globalization and life politics squeeze the nation-state's bounded idea of society from without…

Bauman argues that modernity's drive for order inevitably produces ambivalence—the unclassifiable 'other' that resists its categories.

Franz Boas's The Central Eskimo is an ethnographic monograph on the Inuit peoples of northeastern North America and…

Edward Sapir's lectures explore culture, personality, and symbolism through ethnographic and linguistic examples.

Edward Sapir's selected essays on language, culture, and personality, edited by David G.

Adamant gathers essays by painter Nicholas Roerich urging peace and wisdom through Beauty.

A short study of Louis Althusser's Marxist philosophy and its place in cultural theory and the analysis of…

The title "Viehartznei" cannot be verified as a work by the Roman polymath Marcus Terentius Varro.

Helena Blavatsky treats a meatless diet not as mere health or ethics but as an esoteric discipline tied…

The Si-yu-ki, known in English as the Records of the Western Regions, is a travel book written in…

Management is the most important innovation of the twentieth century, yet it is the least understood.

A polyphonic exchange questioning the boundaries between science, culture, and subjectivity with Ilya Prigogine and other leading thinkers.

Francis Fukuyama argues that social capital—trust, norms, and networks—is essential for civil society and economic prosperity.

The book argues that Indian culture is not a static inheritance but a continuous act of transformation, constantly…