The Transparency Society
Han’s book, written in 2013, points to what has become increasingly evident since then. The Transparency Society is a lucid essay on transparency, which is becoming ever more absolute, driven by the forces...
Han’s book, written in 2013, points to what has become increasingly evident since then. The Transparency Society is a lucid essay on transparency, which is becoming ever more absolute, driven by the forces...
It is a brief essay with a combative tone that delves directly into one of the most visible—and at the same time most confusing—phenomena of the present: the transformation of Christianity into a light...
It is an ambitious essay that analyses how creativity has shifted from being an exceptional quality—associated with artistic genius—to becoming an omnipresent social mandate. Throughout the book, it sharply...
It is a brief and combative essay that arises from a very specific concern: the growing social rejection of well-established scientific truths, from climate change to vaccines. Lee McIntyre does not write...
It is a historical-religious essay that seeks to dismantle an overly idealized image of the early Church. Nadya Williams argues that, from the earliest centuries, many Christians lived a faith mixed with...
It is a powerful essay that changes the way of thinking because it dismantles the illusion that we can reduce life, business, or politics to exact numbers.
Kay and King argue that most of what...
Everyone seems to agree that Western civilization is in trouble. The problem is that no one agrees on what has gone wrong or what to do about it. Some think we have too much government, some not enough;...
It is a political and intellectual essay that engages directly with one of the most tense debates of our time: the primacy of identity versus universal values. The author begins from an undeniable fact—...
It is an essay that starts from a strong diagnosis which is, to a large extent, accurate: the West has ceased to be culturally Christian. This is not only about laws or politics, but about something deeper...
It is a brief and very personal essay that reflects on something apparently ordinary —the home— to show that domestic space is not just a place where we live, but a reality that shapes our identity, our...