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]]> 18178776 62 Michael James Bullard 1490481095 York 3 3.33 2013
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]]> 587075 fascinating corridors of American the exposés of the Revolutionary era, the "unfeeling accuracy" of Congressional reporting, the role of The New York Times and Harper's Weekly in attacking New York City's infamous Tweed Ring, and the emergence of "muckraking" at the beginning of the 20th
century.
Leonard argues that the increasing power of the press in the political arena has been a double-edged sword. While political reporting nurtured the broad interest in politics that made democracy possible, he claims, it has become a threat to political participation.]]> 288 Thomas C. Leonard 019505184X York 5 3.80 1986
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]]> 33261967
Leibniz ist jetzt 200 Jahre tot, aber seine unzahligen An regungen auf allen Gebieten der wissenschaftlichen und praktischen Arbeit sind noch immer lebendig und zeugungskräftig. Dass dies sogar auf dem Gebiete der Metaphysik der Fall ist, versuche ich im folgenden zu zeigen, indem ich die Monadologie, die Leibniz 1714 für den Prinzen Eugen von Savoyen geschrieben hat, Paragraph für Paragraph in die heutige philosophische Sprache umschreibe und im Sinne der fortgeschrittenen Denkbewegung weiterbilde. Wörtliche Anfuhrungen aus dieser sowie einigen andern Leibniz schen Schriften (meist nach der deutschen Ausgabe von Buchenau und Cassirer) sind durch Kursivdmck gekennzeichnet.]]> 148 Dietrich Mahnke 133443428X York 2 2.00
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]]> 7462649
Polybius' overall theme is how and why the Romans spread their power as they did. The main part of his history covers the years 264-146 BCE, describing the rise of Rome, her destruction of Carthage, and her eventual domination of the Greek world. It is a great work: accurate, thoughtful, largely impartial, based on research, and full of insight into customs, institutions, geography, the causes of events, and the character of peoples. It is a vital achievement of the first importance despite the incomplete state in which all but the first five of its original forty books have reached us.

For this edition, W. R. Paton's excellent translation, first published in 1922, has been thoroughly revised, the Buttner-Wobst Greek text corrected, and explanatory notes and a new introduction added, all reflecting the latest scholarship.]]> 512 Polybius 0674996372 York 5 4.33 -118
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]]> 36136101 391 William Seagle York 3 3.75
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]]> 51904
In "Freedom and Neurobiology," the philosopher John Searle discusses the possibility of free will within the context of contemporary neurobiology. He begins by explaining the relationship between human reality and the more fundamental reality as described by physics and chemistry. Then he proposes a neurobiological resolution to the problem by demonstrating how various conceptions of free will have different consequences for the neurobiology of consciousness.

In the second half of the book, Searle applies his theory of social reality to the problem of political power, explaining the role of language in the formation of our political reality. The institutional structures that organize, empower, and regulate our lives-money, property, marriage, government-consist in the assignment and collective acceptance of certain statuses to objects and people. Whether it is the president of the United States, a twenty-dollar bill, or private property, these entities perform functions as determined by their status in our institutional reality. Searle focuses on the political powers that exist within these systems of status functions and the way in which language constitutes them.

Searle argues that consciousness and rationality are crucial to our existence and that they are the result of the biological evolution of our species. He addresses the problem of free will within the context of a neurobiological conception of consciousness and rationality, and he addresses the problem of political power within the context of this analysis.

A clear and concise contribution to the free-will debate and the study of cognition, "Freedom and Neurobiology" is essential reading for students and scholars of the philosophy of mind.]]> 113 John R. Searle 0231137524 York 5 3.53 2005
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]]> 112553852 0 unknown author 3448022985 York 4 4.00
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]]> 298903 304 Edward N. Luttwak 006093137X York 2 3.64 1998
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]]> 13646454 101 George Orwell 3257213980 York 4 4.06
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]]> 205962729
Martin Sellner formuliert in seinem Buch einen Vorschlag, wie die Remigration kulturell, ökonomisch, politisch und religiös nicht assimilierbarer Ausländer gelingen könnte.

Weil Sellner um die Brisanz dieses politischen Richtungswechsels weiß, betont er in seinem Buch die Abgrenzung der Remigration von unmenschlichen Szenarien. Remigration hat mit Vertreibung nichts zu tun. Vertreibung war das, was beispielsweise nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg mit 14 Millionen Ostdeutschen geschah, von denen anderthalb Millionen diesen brutalen Vorgang nicht überlebten.

Remigration ist keine Vertreibung. Es geht vielmehr um Anreizsysteme, um freiwillige Ausreise und um klare Kriterien wie Kriminalität, politische Religiosität und kulturelle Ferne. Es geht um einen Prozeß, der sich über 30, 40 Jahre erstrecken würde, wenn man ihn in Gang brächte.

Die Remigration von illegal eingewanderten, von nicht integrierbaren und von unerwünschten Ausländern ist juristisch möglich, politisch gerechtfertigt, moralisch vertretbar und praktisch umsetzbar. Sie wäre ein Prozeß zum Wohle aller.

Der politische Gegner bekämpft den Begriff der Remigration, indem er ihn mit Horrorszenarien gleichsetzt. In der politischen Auseinandersetzung ist Sellners Buch also auch ein Beitrag im Kampf um Begriffe. "Remigration" ist ebenso ein Schlüsselbegriff für die kommenden Jahrzehnte wie "Identität" und "Freiheit".]]> 150 Martin Sellner 3949041559 York 5 4.17 2024
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]]> 1741646 221 Gustave Lebon 3520099152 York 5 3.67 1895
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]]> 62142970 0 Hermann [Kernberg Broch 3518059092 York 0 currently-reading 0.0
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]]> 17105786 107 Joseph Ehrenfried Hofmann 3111195708 York 5 5.00 1957
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Academic social scientists such as Richard T. Ely, John R. Commons, and Edward A. Ross, together with their reform allies in social work, charity, journalism, and law, played a pivotal role in establishing minimum-wage and maximum-hours laws, workmen's compensation, progressive income taxes, antitrust regulation, and other hallmarks of the regulatory welfare state. But even as they offered uplift to some, economic progressives advocated exclusion for others, and did both in the name of progress.

Leonard meticulously reconstructs the influence of Darwinism, racial science, and eugenics on scholars and activists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, revealing a reform community deeply ambivalent about America's poor. Economic progressives championed labor legislation because it would lift up the deserving poor while excluding immigrants, African Americans, women, and "mental defectives," whom they vilified as low-wage threats to the American workingman and to Anglo-Saxon race integrity.

Economic progressives rejected property and contract rights as illegitimate barriers to needed reforms. But their disregard for civil liberties extended much further. "Illiberal Reformers" shows that the intellectual champions of the regulatory welfare state proposed using it not to help those they portrayed as hereditary inferiors, but to exclude them.]]> 264 Thomas C. Leonard 0691169594 York 5 4.07 2016
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]]> 203115121
* Beautifully illustrated with images relating to Zosimus�� life and works
* Features the complete extant works of Zosimus, in both English translation and the original Greek
* Concise introduction to the text
* The anonymous translation, published by Green and Chaplin, London, 1814
* Excellent formatting of the texts
* Easily locate the sections you want to read with individual contents tables
* Features a bonus biography �� discover Zosimus�� ancient world



The Translation
New History

The Greek Text
Contents of the Greek Text

The Biography
Brief Zosimus (1911) by William Milligan]]> 556 Zosimus of Constantinople 1801701512 York 3 4.00
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]]> 785036
Painting by Numbers includes the original questionnaire and reproductions of the "most wanted" and "most unwanted" paintings the artists made based on American survey results and on polls they commissioned in ten other countries—including Russia, China, France, and Kenya—representing almost one-third of the world's population. Essays by JoAnn Wypijewski and noted art critic Arthur Danto, as well as an interview with the artists, explore the crisis of modernism, the cultural meaning of polls, the significance of landscape, and the commodificaion of just about everything.]]> 205 Joann Wypijewski 0520218612 York 3 4.13 1997
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]]> 8863775 147 Angelo M. Codevilla 0825305586 York 5 4.04 2010
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]]> 17096480 38 R F Merkel 3111077748 York 4 4.00 1952
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]]> 3799396
This text is divided into a primary essay which addresses the subject matter indicated by the title, and an extensive bibliographical essay which is sure to inspire and assist further inquiry. This short work is set in a large, easy to read typeface that makes it a particularly good selection for those whose eyesight that may not be what it once was.

[Description taken from Mises.org]]]> 68 David Gordon 0945466145 York 5 3.55 1993
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]]> 61046769 From The Review of Austrian Economics Vol. 4 (1990): pp. 26��54.

For the most part Ludwig von Mises's writings on society and social evolution have been ignored by the participants in the current revivals of both Austrian economics and classical liberal political philosophy. When his social theory has been addressed, Mises appears to his critics (Barry 1987, p. 59) as "a child of the Enlightenment wrongly deposited in the twentieth century." But this assessment is inaccurate for two reasons. First, Mises severely criticizes the social meliorism of the Enlightenment liberals and demonstrates that their position is inconsistent with one that assigns the central position to human reason in social evolution. Second, in developing his own uniquely rationalist position, Mises has much to say about matters of central importance to modern Austrians, libertarians, and classical liberals who are either critics or adherents of the "spontaneous order" and/or social evolutionist positions staked out by Hayek.

I limit myself here to a systematic exposition of Mises's thinking about society and social evolution. I make no attempt to critically analyze Mises's thought or to explicitly compare it to that of other social thinkers. However, I do employ certain well-known positions of Hayek's work as a foil to facilitate the elaboration of Mises's arguments and to demonstrate their contemporary relevance.]]> 28 Joseph T. Salerno York 5 5.00 1990
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]]> 25291247 46 Nassau William Senior York 3 3.00 2014
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]]> 134368958
This important work was written decades after Mises's original essay on economic calculation and includes the broadest and boldest attack on all forms of state control.

To search for Mises Institute titles, enter a keyword and LvMI (short for Ludwig von Mises Institute); e.g., Depression LvMI]]> 0 Ludwig von Mises York 5 5.00 1947
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]]> 17109171 33 Rudolf Zocher 311124086X York 5 5.00 1952
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]]> 17103416 88 Ernst Benz 311116599X York 5 5.00 1947
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]]> 1200599 119 Na 3885069741 York 5 3.20 1998
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]]> 79215003 492 Johann Gottfried Herder 1143116062 York 4 4.00
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Vom Erkennen Und Empfinden Der Menschlichen Bemerkungen Und Tr�ume

Johann Gottfried von Herder

Hartknoch, 1778

History; General; History / General; Religion / Theology]]> 102 Johann Gottfried Herder 1288011652 York 2 2.00 2012
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]]> 115436 436 Johann Gottfried Herder 0521794099 York 3 3.92 1998
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]]> 1544867 Topics include the place of problems in the development of theories of logic and logic's relation to computer science. Specific attention is given to Gödel's incompleteness theorems, predicate logic and its decision and reduction problems, constructibility and Cantor's continuum hypothesis, proof theory and Hilbert's program, hierarchies and unification, proof of the four-color problem, the Diophantine problem, the tautology problem, and many other subjects. Three helpful Appendixes conclude the text.]]> 281 Hao Wang 0486676323 York 4 4.00 2014
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]]> 125752755 310 Gabriele Gava 1009172107 York 5 5.00
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]]> 4554695 328 Arthur M. Melzer 0226519783 York 4 3.86 1990
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Je reicher ein Geist erscheint, desto schwerer wird es ihm, Klarheit und Einheitlichkeit zu erringen oder zu wahren. Herder hat sie weder als Mitgift der Natur empfangen, noch hat er Gelegenheit gefunden, durch innere Arbeit diesen Mangel zu überwinden. Darum sind Zer rissenheit, Gedanken8prünge, Wider3pruche�� unwillkürliche Brücken der bloßen Empfindung über gähnende Abgründe des Denkens hinweg geradezu Kennzeichen seiner Schriften; erst spät in der Zeit der engsten Freundschaft mit Goethe, hat er wenigstens versucht, das zu bessern; völlig geglückt ist es ihm nie. Wir werden das für seine Stimmung und fiir die Lebensdauer seiner Werke beklagen; aber wenn wir gerecht sein wollen, werden wir anerkennen müssen, daß es eine natürliche Begleitersoheinung seiner gewaltigen Größe ist. Vor allem der Vergleich mit Lessing, Goethe und Kant schadet dem Andenken Herders. Aber Goethe stand auf seinen Schultern, hatte es also leichter, nach dem hohen Ziel formaler Reife zu greifen. Kant war einseitiger, innerlich weniger reich so konnte er alle Kraft auf die geniale Durchbildung der einen Seite wenden. Für Lessing gilt bis zu einem gewissen Grad dasselbe; zudem hat er mit klarem Bewußtsein umfassende Werke vermieden. Sollte jemand wünschen, daß Herder in der Erkenntnis seiner Schwäche seine größten Pläne als solche mit ins Grab genommen hätte?]]> 360 Johann Gottfried Herder 1332356184 York 3 3.00 2015
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]]> 51173875 Byung-Chul Han macht in seinem neuen Buch deutlich, wie verloren der Einzelne in einer Gesellschaft zunehmender Individualisierung ist und warum wir dringend eine neue Lebensform brauchen. 

]]> 128 Byung-Chul Han 3843718733 York 2 2.00 2019
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Like other books by Han this one doesn’t contain a coherent thesis or argument either. It is more akin to a quote assembly from all the usual, fashionable authors. Agamben! Foucault! Levinas! There is a vague gesturing towards a „neo-liberal regime�� throughout but without ever defining what exactly this might be and how it affects the modern world. At the end of the“Rituals�� I am left with only a vaguely smug and self-satisfied feeling of knowing all the authors he quotes and lists in the bibliography. That feeling I suspect is the true appeal of Han‘s writings.
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]]> 543031 212 Pedro Blas González 0875864708 York 4 3.00 2006
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]]> 163687393 0 SCHINDLER (Reinhard) York 5 5.00
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]]> 60559732 30 Wilhelm Windelband York 4 4.50
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]]> 2206597 242 Kevin K. Kumashiro 0415933129 York 1 4.23 2002
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]]> 5087342 352 Ludwig Lachmann 0836206789 York 5 4.00 1977
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Hasnas argues that there are options beyond the unregulated market or a market regulated by consciously created government law. Instead, he suggests, law can arise through a process of unplanned evolution in which those subject to law are bound, but not by the will of any identifiable human beings. Anglo-American common law, which evolved without a guiding human intelligence, showcases this. Over the centuries of its development, the common law process created the rules of contract, property, tort, and commercial law that define key aspects of liberal society. Common law's decentralized and continually evolving nature renders it resistant to political rent-seeking and responsive to changing economic and social conditions--allowing it to adapt to the needs of those it serves to protect, rather than to the desires of a powerful few.

Hasnas suggests that while the enforcement of law may involve coercion, law in and of itself is not destined to be a vehicle for domination. Common Law Liberalism demonstrates that the common law can provide all rules necessary to sustain a peaceful, prosperous, liberal society--without intervention by politically created legislation and the exploitation and oppression it so often engenders.]]> 328 John Hasnas 0197784607 York 5 5.00
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The type of the tyrant is ultimately interpreted as a kind of "active philosophy," although it must be emphasized that such can only be the case for the ancient Greek or Renaissance Italian type, not what is called by the name "tyrant" indiscriminately today. Accordingly the voice of Callicles in Plato's Gorgias is interpreted as the political philosophy, or the weaponized posture of the pre-Socratic philosophical type.]]> 399 Costin Alamariu York 2 3.96 2015
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Herders Sämmtliche Bd. Abhandlung Über Den Ursprung Der Sprache, 1772. Von Deutscher Art Und I. Ossian. II. Shakespear, 1773. Gefundene Blätter Aus Den Neuesten Deutschen Litteraturannalen Von 1773. Recensionen, 1770-74. Auch Eine Philosophie Der Geschichte Zur Bildung Der ...; Volume 5 Of Herders Sämmtliche Werke; Jakob Balde

Johann Gottfried Herder, Jakob Balde, Bernhard Suphan, Carl Christian Redlich, Otto Hoffmann, Reinhold Steig

Weidmann, 1891

Philosophy; Aesthetics; Aesthetics; Literature; Philosophy; Philosophy / Aesthetics; Theology]]> 774 Johann Gottfried Herder 1286951917 York 4 4.00 2012
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With a vivid new translation and a fascinating introduction by Gregory Moore, this edition of Herder's classic will speak to today's readers with undiminished power and persuasiveness.]]> 128 Johann Gottfried Herder 0691135355 York 5 3.69 1773
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]]> 1540331 »Ich habe lange eine philosophische Sprachkunst für unsere Sprache gewünscht, aber wenig Materialien dazu gefunden«, schrieb Herder 1767. Eine 1769 gestellte Preisfrage der Berliner Akademie der Wissenschaften war ihm dann der willkommene Anlass, seine »Abhandlung über den Ursprung der Sprache« zu schreiben, die dann auch den Preis der Akademie erhielt.]]> 176 Johann Gottfried Herder 3150087295 York 4 3.31 1772
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]]> 17101505 85 Erich Hochstetter 3111139301 York 5 5.00 1951
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"Das Vergnügen, das die Lektüre des schlanken Bandes noch immer bereitet, sei den Studenten gegönnt [...]." Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 19.1.2007

"Ralf Dahrendorfs vor bald einem halben Jahrhundert erschienenen ‚Homo Sociologicus' ein klassikverdächtiges Buch zu nennen, wäre eine Untertreibung. […] Der schmalen Schrift ist es nicht unwesentlich zu verdanken, dass der Begriff der sozialen Rolle auch in der deutschsprachigen Soziologie heimisch hat werden können […]." Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 1./2.7.2006]]> Ralf Dahrendorf 3531211226 York 5 3.69 1958
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]]> 218822989 unknown author York 5 5.00
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This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.

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]]> 10714470 "The Second Coming" is viewed as a prophetic poem that envisions the close of the Christian epoch and the violent birth of a new age. The poem's title makes reference to the Biblical reappearance of Christ, prophesied in Matthew 24 and the Revelations of St. John, which according to Christianity, will accompany the Apocalypse and divine Last Judgment. Other symbols in the poem are drawn from mythology, the occult, and Yeats's view of history as defined in his cryptic prose volume A Vision. The principal figure of the work is a sphinx-like creature with a lion's body and man's head, a "rough beast" awakened in the desert that makes its way to Christ's birthplace, Bethlehem.

Other poems in this collect include 'Easter, 1916,' which chronicles Yeats' complicated feelings on the execution of Irish patriots of the Easter Rebellion in Dublin.]]> 20 W.B. Yeats York 5 4.13 1920
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]]> 117676919 38 Carl Menger York 0 currently-reading 0.0
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So zeigt er, was den gesunden Menschenverstand ausmacht, warum Intuition abzulehnen sei, warum Vernunftglaube überhaupt notwendig sei und sogar einer Gottesoffenbarung vorausgehen müsse, und welche Gefahren die Freigeisterei für die Freiheit des Denkens mitbringen könne.]]> 28 Immanuel Kant York 5 5.00 2012
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]]> 15614798 76 Erich Hochstetter 3487067943 York 5 5.00 1981
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]]> 17096479 40 Karl D. Rr 311107773X York 0 currently-reading 0.0 1949
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]]> 31094296
Simon Stålenhag is back. In his new artbook Things From The Flood, Stålenhag continues the stories of Tales From The Loop, memories of a Nordic childhood infused with strange machines and weird creatures from other dimensions. In Things From The Flood, Stålenhag moves his focus from the 80s to the 90s, the decade of great change when the outside world truly came to Scandinavia. These are tales of the trials of youth, of schoolyard hazings, of first kisses, of finding yourself - and robots.

In addition, this edition includes includes three separate prints (format 260×230 mm) as well as a full-color map (format 520x340mm).]]> 130 Simon Stålenhag 9187222299 York 5 4.30 2016
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]]> 33211906 24 Heinrich Heine 1540504972 York 5 5.00
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]]> 55818839 150 Simon Stålenhag 9189143175 York 5 4.15 2020
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]]> 18483174
This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.

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]]> 44459731 574 Ernst Cassirer 0341173835 York 5 4.50 2010
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]]> 7723 The Metamorphosis,�� a story that is both harrowing and amusing, and a landmark of modern literature.

Bringing together some of Kafka’s finest work, this collection demonstrates the richness and variety of the author’s artistry. ��The Judgment,�� which Kafka considered to be his decisive breakthrough, and ��The Stoker,�� which became the first chapter of his novel Amerika, are here included. These two, along with ��The Metamorphosis,�� form a suite of stories Kafka referred to as “The Sons,�� and they collectively present a devastating portrait of the modern family.

Also included are ��In the Penal Colony,�� a story of a torture machine and its operators and victims, and ��A Hunger Artist,�� about the absurdity of an artist trying to communicate with a misunderstanding public. Kafka’s lucid, succinct writing chronicles the labyrinthine complexities, the futility-laden horror, and the stifling oppressiveness that permeate his vision of modern life.]]> 224 Franz Kafka 1593080298 York 0 4.08 1915
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]]> 2829528 The siege of London. --
An international episode. --
The pension Beaurepas. --
A bundle of letters. --
The point of view.]]> 568 Henry James 0548457476 York 2 3.54 1884
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]]> 34091308 Douglass C. North York 5 3.33
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]]> 27404461
Simon Stålenhag’s paintings of Swedish 1980s suburbia, populated by fantastic machines and strange beasts, have spread like wildfire on the Internet. The 2015 Kickstarter for the English version of the book raised over $320,000. Stålenhag’s portrayal of a childhood against a backdrop of old Volvo cars and coveralls, combined with strange and mystical machines, creates a unique atmosphere that is both instantly recognizable and utterly alien.

In this top-quality artbook, Simon Stålenhag’s first set of paintings are collected in book form—together with texts that tell the stories of the youth who lived in the shadows of the machines. In addition, three separate prints (format 260×230 mm) as well as a full-color map (format 520x340mm) of the land of The Loop are included in the book.]]> 128 Simon Stålenhag 9187222213 York 5 4.29 2014
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]]> 7717046
[Description taken from Mises.org]]]> 24 Hans-Hermann Hoppe York 5 4.14 2013
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]]> 26170691 7 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel York 5 3.30 2011
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]]> 1920597
A 71-page transcript of a documentary filmstrip tracing the history of a small group of people who control the money systems of the world. It shows how this monopoly is protected by governments and how the group's vast wealth is derived from creating money out of nothing. We see how this group wields power through government, foundations, education, and the mass media.]]> 71 G. Edward Griffin 0912986069 York 4 4.60
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]]> 15978654
The Great Fiction, published by Laissez Faire Books, is an expansive collection of his writings centering on the theme of the rise of statism and its theoretical underpinning. Some essays have been published in mostly obscure or offbeat places, while others are new and have never appeared in print. Together they constitute a devastating indictment of the many forms of modern despotism and a sweeping reconstruction of the basis of state management itself.

The title comes from a quotation by Frederic Bastiat, the 19th-century economist and pamphleteer: “The state is the great fiction by which everyone seeks to live at the expense of everyone else.�� He does not say that this is one feature of the state, one possible aspect of public policy gone wrong, or one sign of a state gone bad in a shift from its night-watchman role to become confiscatory. Bastiat is characterizing the core nature of the state itself.

The whole of Hoppe’s writings on politics can be seen as an elucidation on this point. He sees the state as a gang of thieves that uses propaganda as a means of disguising its true nature. In fleshing this out, Hoppe has made tremendous contributions to the literature, showing how the state originates and how the intellectual class helps perpetuate this cover-up, whether in the name of science, or religion, or the provision of some service like health, security, education, or whatever. The excuses are forever changing; the functioning and goal of the state are always the same.

This particular work goes beyond politics, however, to show the full range of Hoppe’s thought on issues of economics, history, scientific methodology, and the history of thought. It is divided into five sections: Politics and Property, Money and the State, Economic Theory, The Intellectuals, and Biographical. The content ranges from highly structured academic pieces to prepared lectures to impromptu interviews. Together they present an example sampling of his perspective a range of issues.

In each field, he brings that same level of rigor, that drive for uncompromising adherence to logic, the fearlessness in the fact of radical conclusions. In light of all of this, it seems too limiting to describe Hoppe as a mere member of the Austrian or libertarian tradition, for he really has forged new paths �� in more ways than he makes overt in his writings. We are really dealing here with a universal genius, which is precisely why Hoppe’s name comes up so often in any discussion of today’s great living intellectuals.

It is true, then, that Hoppe stands with a long line of anarchist thinkers who see the state as playing a purely destructive role in society. But unlike the main line of thinkers in this tradition, Hoppe’s thinking is not encumbered by utopian illusions about society without the state. He follows Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard in placing private property as a central element in social organization. In justifying this point of view, Hoppe goes far beyond traditional Lockean phrases. He sees private property as an inescapable institution in a world of scarcity, and draws on the work of contemporary European philosophy to make his claims more robust than any of his intellectual predecessors did.

The reader will be surprised at the approach Hoppe takes because it is far more systematic and logical than people expect of writers on these topics.He came to his views after a long intellectual struggle, having moved systematically from being a conventional left-socialist to become the founder of his own anarcho-capitalist school of thought. The dramatic change happened to him in graduate school, as he reveals in the biographical sections of this book. He takes nothing for granted in the course of his argumentation. He leads the reader carefully through each step in his chain of reasoning. This approach requires extraordinary discipline and a level of brilliance that is out of the reach of most writers and thinkers.

The perspective from which he writes stems from a passionate yet scientific attachment to radical freedom, and his work comes about in times when the state is on the march. Everything he writes cuts across the grain. It is paradigm breaking. It is not only his conclusions that are significant but the masterful way that he arrives at them. The Great Fiction provides, perhaps better than any previous work, a full immersion experience into the mind and worldview of Hans Hermann-Hoppe.]]> 456 Hans-Hermann Hoppe 1621290301 York 5 4.45 2012
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]]> 218222019 Natü Ideologie und Erziehung sind nur die halbe Miete. Junge Leute wissen, dass wir auf sie warten. Und sie haben ihr ganzes Leben mit Geräten verbracht, die Narzissmus triggern, Konformität belohnen und so konzipiert sind, dass alle großen Rätsel zu einer Frage der Moral schrumpfen. Schule, Uni, So wird die Jugend auch dann formatiert, wenn sich Mütter und Väter nach Kräften wehren.]]> 76 Michael Meyen 3910568149 York 0 currently-reading 4.50
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]]> 141115783 126 Jean-Jacques Rousseau York 1 1.00
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]]> 13049306 Thought Prison explores the ramifications of political correctness on language, and thus thought; its casual denial of logic and insidious reach into the realms of science and learning; its total saturation of its twin supports, the mass media and ruling elites. Once the collectively self-imposed blinkers, of good causes and good intentions, are stripped away we can see the nanny state and moral universe beyond for what it is a catastrophic delusion that is destroying the world we know.

Most of us think of political correctness in terms of its scope for irony. It provides opportunity to protect us from a vaguely troubling acceptance of an enforced orthodoxy. We are familiar with the no-go areas defined by PC taboos race, sex (or to be PC, gender), ethnicity, sexual preference, disability, class and indeed of it being an engineered term to suit political and scientific argument. What we may be less able to accept is that PC is something in which we are all complicit.

Thought Prison examines the way we are now, and how the Western world has come to be that way. It reveals an Orwellian dystopia that instead of being characterized by a crude authoritarian elite, is supported and driven by an irrational yet equally totalitarian and all-pervasive status quo of our own making, dominating politics, economics, public administration, law, education, the military, health services our very selves."]]> 137 Bruce G. Charlton 0956395244 York 0 currently-reading 3.89 2011
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]]> 36284338 33 George Orwell York 4 4.20 1942
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]]> 217961335 A.E. Housman York 5 5.00
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]]> 29151141
Zachary Purvis offers a comprehensive investigation of Schleiermacher's program through the era's two predominant speculative theology and mediating theology. Purvis highlights that the endeavor ultimately collapsed in the context of Wilhelmine Germany and the Weimar Republic, beset by the rise of religious studies, radical disciplinary specialization, a crisis of historicism, and the attacks of dialectical theology. In short, the project represented university theology par excellence . Engaging in detail with these developments, Purvis weaves the story of modern university theology into the broader tapestry of German and European intellectual culture, with periodic comparisons to other national contexts. In doing so, Purvis presents a substantially new way to understand the relationship between theology and the university, both in nineteenth-century Germany and, indeed, beyond.]]> 284 Zachary Purvis 0198783388 York 3 3.33
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]]> 112736 Rationalism in Politics, first published in 1962, has established the late Michael Oakeshott as the leading conservative political theorist in modern Britain. This expanded collection of essays astutely points out the limits of "reason" in rationalist politics.

Oakeshott criticizes ideological schemes to reform society according to supposedly "scientific" or rationalistic principles that ignore the wealth and variety of human experience. "Rationalism in politics," says Oakeshott, "involves a misconception with regard to the nature of human knowledge." History has shown that it produces unexpected, often disastrous results. "Having cut himself off from the traditional knowledge of his society, and denied the value of any education more extensive than a training in a technique of analysis," the Rationalist succeeds only in undermining the institutions that hold civilized society together. In this regard, rationalism in politics is "a corruption of the mind."

Timothy Fuller is Professor of Political Science and Dean of the College at Colorado College.]]> 582 Michael Oakeshott 0865970955 York 5 4.01 1962
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]]> 2744440 316 Peter Harrison 0521875595 York 4 4.00 2007
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]]> 640549 372 Richard A. Cohen 0521801583 York 4 3.80 1997
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]]> 55420038
The MINDSPACE report was the result, and helped to make the case for the establishment of the Behavioural Insights Team at the heart of the UK Government.

The MINDSPACE report continues to be used by the Behavioural Insights Team as a framework to aid the application of behavioural science to the policymaking process.

The report sets out nine of the most robust influences on our behaviour, which are captured in the simple mnemonic �� MINDSPACE.]]> 96 Paul Dolan York 2 2.00
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]]> 142307143 0 Vsevolod Garshin York 3 4.00 1877
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]]> 3892583 60 Hans Vaihinger 3831127158 York 5 3.86 2002
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]]> 17945601 206 Michael A. Aquino 1484926455 York 4 3.87 2013
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