Vikariat und Habilitation 1928-1931 – Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Sayyid Qutb's work explains the Islamic worldview (tasawwur) as the foundation from which right conduct flows.

A documentary collection of Ferdinand Lassalle's letters to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, written between 1849 and 1862.

Will Durant's lively intellectual history guides general readers through the great Western philosophers from Plato to the American…

Carl Schmitt's compact 1938 study asks why Hobbes's leviathan image failed as a political symbol.

A German-language collection of letters Ferdinand Lassalle wrote to Hans von Bülow between 1862 and 1864.

Arrian's Anabasis recounts Alexander the Great's expedition into Asia in seven books, drawing on Ptolemy and Aristobulus.

The Peano–Couturat letters, 1896–1914, edited by Luciano and Roero, document a major scholarly exchange in logic and mathematics.

Sayyid Qutb's multi-volume tafsir reads the Qur'an as a living address, shaping the believer's ethics, purpose, and view…

A collection of Moses Mendelssohn's essays on metaphysics, aesthetics, and the defense of Judaism and religious toleration.

Arrian's second-century Greek history of Alexander the Great, drawing on Ptolemy and Aristobulus, in Chinnock's literal Victorian translation…

Lunacharsky presents Marx's thought as a living guide to revolutionary action rather than a closed body of doctrine.

Alcuin's Latin question-and-answer commentary on Genesis explains the literal, allegorical, and moral sense of the book's key passages.