The author, an expert in the sociology of religion, applies methods and models from his field to the early years of Christianity, compares them with available historical and archaeological data, and draws...
Haidt is known for his sociological studies. In this case, he analyzes the morality of American society, which shares some similarities with our own, through cultural psychology. The author defines himself...
Huemer attempts to decipher what lies behind the progressive myths of our time. He divides them into personal, racial, feminist, gender, economic, and scientific myths, and concludes with a final analytical...
Policies in Western countries promoting gender equality have, in recent years, favored the recognition of women as a highly valuable asset in the labor market, although there are still some gaps regarding...
A novel set in postwar Italy: with fascism gone, former fascists have been reintegrated, alongside socialists and communists, and the Christian Democracy party is born. The war has left deep wounds,...
For Deneen, “liberalism has failed because liberalism has succeeded,” but which liberalism is he referring to? There are no references to Adam Smith, nor to the Vienna School or the Chicago School. It soon...
Sorokin is one of the most renowned contemporary Russian novelists. The Sugar Kremlin is a collection of short stories and novellas, almost all linked by a small sugar figurine of the Kremlin.
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Freedom is an essential condition for the development of personal and social life; however, it is not always understood in the same way. Snyder’s book is not a philosophical treatise but an analysis of...
Richard Sennett, a renowned sociologist of Jewish faith, takes a journey, at the age of 85, through contemporary society. His starting point is that "the world is a stage," a phrase spoken by Jaques in a...
The book is a journey of advice, teachings, and emotional, mental, and above all, spiritual postulates. It constantly offers doses of belief in God the Father and His Son Jesus Christ, as well as gratitude...