The German Artist Novel (Der deutsche Künstlerroman) – Herbert Marcuse

Eduard Bernstein surveys the diverse historical forms of economic organization to ground socialist theory in empirical, differentiated analysis.

A multi-volume German edition gathering Max Horkheimer's essays, lectures, manuscripts, and correspondence from 1914 to 1973.

Bauman and Mazzeo argue that literature and sociology share a common purpose and are mutually indispensable partners.

Eduard Bernstein's 1909 programmatic defense of reformist, evolutionary socialism against the revolutionary Marxist orthodoxy of the SPD.

A collection of Bolesław Prus's newspaper chronicles surveying Warsaw life, society, and culture in the late 1870s.

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

Raymond Aron's two-volume study examines the founding figures of sociology through systematic exposition and critical assessment.

Zygmunt Bauman’s Liquid Life examines the precarious, uncertain existence people lead in “liquid-modern” society, where forms cannot hold…

Paulo Freire argues that people truly know only when they problematize their world and become subjects of their…

Paulo Freire reflects on solidarity as a pedagogical and political commitment against fatalism and injustice in education.

Max Horkheimer's postwar lectures ask what a university should teach and how the ideal of Bildung can survive…

Coudenhove-Kalergi's 1922 essay traces Europe's conflicts to two opposed human types, the rustic and the urban, and the…