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...
The Everlasting Man (1925) by G. K. Chesterton is presented as a fundamental work of 20th-century Christian apologetics, in which the author proposes a vision radically different from that of historian H. G...
Hanno Sauer is a professor of ethics at the University of Utrecht and lives in Düsseldorf. His book, written for a general audience and well crafted, presents an engaging structure and traces the...
Freudian theory has long been presented as one of the major intellectual constructions of the 20th century. It has been taught in many medical schools around the world as unquestionable truth, although it...
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...
It is a business outreach essay that seeks to explain why well-intentioned, competent, and professional people fail when working with international teams. The author proposes eight “scales”—communication,...
This is an investigative journalist’s well-researched and hard-hitting exposure of the evil actions of an American behemoth, Johnson & Johnson. It is the story of how corporate greed can ignore the...
Boris Johnson gives an honest summary of his career and the state of British politics, from his time as Mayor of London to being Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. This is very much his own point of view...
A straightforward history of the profession of journalism in the UK, shedding all sorts of light on the secrets behind the trade as it has evolved over time. It is all about selling more copies and thus...