Criticism To Myself – Max Stirner

Moses Mendelssohn's 1757 occasional essay reflects on the meaning of celebrating a military victory and the moral duties…

Paulo Freire's late letters and essays argue that moral outrage at injustice must become disciplined, hopeful, and politically…

Paulo Freire argues that reading the world precedes reading the word, making literacy a critical and political act.

Quine builds mathematics step by step from a minimal logical foundation, treating logic as a frontier rather than…

Raymond Aron's lucid exposition and critique of the strategic thinking that grew up around nuclear weapons in the…

Quine argues that translation is indeterminate: no evidence fixes which of several incompatible manuals correctly renders a foreign…

A recovered collection of tabloid columns in which Anton LaVey answers readers on potions, the occult, and life…

Raymond Aron's posthumously published lectures examine what history is, how it can be known, and what truth it…

Bolesław Prus reflects on social change and human progress in this speculative work rooted in Polish positivism.

Herder's 1786 memorial portrait honors Moses Mendelssohn as a man, scholar, and promoter of true humanity.

François Quesnay's Economic Table models how a nation's annual wealth is produced, circulates among three classes, and renews…

A physiocratic treatise on agriculture as the foundation of wealth, surplus, and the political order of society.