Life Is Glory concludes the trilogy introduced by Resistism and Resilience, serving as a powerful standalone volume structured in three distinct movements:Part I: The Protest of Romance – Eighty aphoristic philosophical fragments from the author's college years (2016–2019), interrogating themes of resistance, dignity, suffering, and the will to live well.
Bridging early Buddhist thought and ancient Greek philosophy, In Love with Wisdom offers a fresh glimpse into the ethics and metaphysics of the time, revealing how figures like Heraclitus and Socrates were grappling with the same ideas as the early Buddhists.
For more than a century, textbooks, universities, encyclopedias, and institutions confidently declared that civilization began in Mesopotamia around 3500 BC.
Diderot, Montesquieu und der Aufbruch der modernen Welt erzählt von zwei Denkern, deren Ideen Europa veränderten — und bis heute in unseren Demokratien weiterleben.
La culture ne devient un fait total qu'a travers son inscription dans une experience a la fois individuelle et collective, ou se melent psychisme et corporeite, signes et comportements, valeurs et normes, formes et significations.
A philosophical dissection of love, control, and the self — revealing that freedom is not having guarantees, but witnessing the lie without grabbing it.
This book presents the relationships and conflicts between the so-called two cultures, which separated the social and human sciences from the hard theoretical and applied sciences.
This book presents the relationships and conflicts between the so-called two cultures, which separated the social and human sciences from the hard theoretical and applied sciences.
Este libro ofrece una mirada renovada al camino zen: una vía de práctica espiritual que, sin renunciar a su profundidad, se adapta a los retos emocionales y relacionales de nuestro tiempo.
This book explores the profound legacy of Chitta Ranjan Das (1923–2011), a pioneering Indian thinker, educator, and writer who left an indelible mark on philosophy, literature, and education.
This book explores the profound legacy of Chitta Ranjan Das (1923–2011), a pioneering Indian thinker, educator, and writer who left an indelible mark on philosophy, literature, and education.
This book provides a foundational study of bell hooks’s groundbreaking theory of the oppositional gaze, which is first introduced in her book, Black Looks (1992), by placing the oppositional gaze on Marxist footing for the first time.
This book provides a foundational study of bell hooks’s groundbreaking theory of the oppositional gaze, which is first introduced in her book, Black Looks (1992), by placing the oppositional gaze on Marxist footing for the first time.
In this deeply intimate collection of essays, Iain Grysak opens the doors to his inner world, chronicling a decade of profound physical and spiritual metamorphosis.
This book tells the story of jurema-preta, a plant which shaped the culture of Indigenous and Afro-Brazilian peoples, and withstood oppression from colonial forces to take a leading role in today's clinical research on psychedelics.