Philosophy

We are living through a crisis that casts doubt on the idea of progress, the defining trope of liberalism.

In his new book The Verdict respected Algerian political activist and humanitarian Elias Adam presents his carefully judged observation and examination of the human condition.

In his new book The Verdict respected Algerian political activist and humanitarian Elias Adam presents his carefully judged observation and examination of the human condition.

Free will is one of the most discussed topics in neuroscience, psychology and philosophy.

This book offers a creative re-reading of Frantz Fanon as an affirmative proponent of radical democracy.

"e;Philosophy is not a trick for the public, it is for the soul.

This book examines the place of women in Soviet Russia from the 1917 Revolution through the post-World War II period, discussing how the Soviet construction of gender perpetuated inequality even as it dramatically expanded women's roles in society.

This third edition, now available in paperback, is a follow up to the author's classic Boolean-Valued Models and Independence Proofs in Set Theory,.

When a legal rule requires us to drive on the right, notarize our wills, or refrain from selling bootleg liquor, how are we to describe and understand that requirement?

"e;Written in the heat of battle and the halls of power-the ultimate guide to mastering your mind.

This is the first edited volume dedicated to the issues of ground and fundamentality in Plato and Aristotle.

This is the first edited volume dedicated to the issues of ground and fundamentality in Plato and Aristotle.

This book offers a creative re-reading of Frantz Fanon as an affirmative proponent of radical democracy.

Free will is one of the most discussed topics in neuroscience, psychology and philosophy.

The Origins of Music was first published in German in 1911.

This book reconsiders Iamblichus’ Response to Porphyry, Late Antiquity’s seminal work on theurgy, which is often referred to as De Mysteriis.

This book explores justice as both a philosophical concept and a measurable social indicator for evaluating quality of life.

This book examines the place of women in Soviet Russia from the 1917 Revolution through the post-World War II period, discussing how the Soviet construction of gender perpetuated inequality even as it dramatically expanded women's roles in society.

Despite decades of attempts and the best intentions of its members, the United States Supreme Court has failed to develop a coherent jurisprudence regarding the state's proper relationship to the individual.