Lyrical and Critical Essays by Albert Camus: The Voice That Refused to Choose Between Beauty and Truth
Few writers have made the tension between ecstasy and despair feel so livable. Albert Camus…
Anti-Semite and Jew by Jean-Paul Sartre: What He Got Right, What He Got Wrong, and Why It Still Matters
Few books in the Western canon carry the particular discomfort of being simultaneously essential and…
The Feeling of What Happens by Antonio Damasio — A Review
Descartes made a mistake. Not a small one — not the kind you catch in…
Who Killed Homer? by Victor Davis Hanson and John Heath — The Murder of the Ancient World and Why It Still Matters
Few academic books arrive with both the fury of a polemic and the grief of…
Five Dialogues by Plato: The Book That Teaches You How to Question Everything
Questioning is a skill most people believe they already possess. They do not. Most of…
A Universe of Consciousness by Gerald Edelman and Giulio Tononi — A Review
Every serious attempt to explain consciousness eventually confronts the same embarrassing fact: the thing doing…
