L’ entrée de Dumourier a Bruxelles, ou, Les vivandiers – Olympe de Gouges

Lunacharsky's essays argue that Marxist criticism must judge literature by what aids the proletariat, not merely explain it.

Zeami Motokiyo's twenty-one Noh treatises form the oldest philosophy of drama in Japanese literature.

Raymond Aron's autobiographical conversations trace his dual commitment to truth and action and his defense of political moderation.

Arrian's Anabasis is a second-century Greek history of Alexander the Great's campaign against Persia, based on Ptolemy and…

Julius Evola's The Mystery of the Grail reads the medieval Grail romances as an initiatory Hyperborean mystery and…

A conspiracy history tracing revolution from 1789 to Bolshevism as a hidden war against Christian civilization.

Lunacharsky's impressionistic portraits of the men who led the Russian revolution, written from personal memory in its immediate…

Lyotard's close reading of Kant's analytic of the sublime reconstructs how a subjective feeling can claim universal validity.

A historical novel of ancient Egypt where a young pharaoh struggles against the priests of Amon who hold…

Raymond Aron's lectures examine the strategic logic and political consequences of nuclear weapons during the Cold War arms…

Zoran Đinđić's legal and political-philosophical study of Yugoslavia treats the 1974 constitution as the unfinished constitutional form of…

Bolesław Prus's 1887 novel contrasts opulent wealth with crushing poverty in partitioned Warsaw, exposing the hidden moral costs…