Le-zikhro shel Artur Rupin – Martin Buber

Raymond Aron's Peace and War is a systematic treatise defining international relations as diplomatic-strategic behavior among sovereign states.

The Brockhaus seven-volume collected edition of Moses Mendelssohn's metaphysical, Jewish and literary writings, published posthumously in 1843–1845.

Bolesław Prus's only historical novel, set in ancient Egypt, uses a fictional pharaoh's reign to examine state power…

Mendelssohn's Netivot ha-Shalom, or Bi'ur, presents the Torah with German translation and Hebrew commentary in the style of…

A memoiristic essay by Bolesław Prus recalling mid-nineteenth-century Lublin under Russian rule.

Raymond Aron's final Collège de France lecture examines liberty as the defining value of Western democracy and its…

Paulo Freire's dialogues apply his liberation pedagogy to concrete educational practice across Latin America and Africa.

A practical eighteenth-century handbook on running agricultural estates that moves from lease details to the largest questions of…

Quesnay uses charters and royal statutes to argue that French surgery was an ancient, rational, and honourable corporate…

Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed critiques "banking" education and proposes dialogue-based liberating pedagogy.

Beccaria's systematic treatise on public economy treats population, agriculture, commerce, money, and taxation as an interconnected science of…