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Western Civilization

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From Dawn to Decadence

Edward Lewis, Jacques Barzun

2000

2012 and the end of the world

Matthew Restall

2011

Negritude Women

T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting

2002

Indian music and the West

Gerry Farrell

1999

Ile des pingouins

Anatole France

1908

The influence of Islam on Medieval Europe

W. Montgomery Watt

1972

Madame Blavatsky's Baboon

Peter Washington

1995

The creation of patriarchy

Gerda Lerner

1986

Western civilizations

Judith G. Coffin

2005

Primitivism and related ideas in antiquity

Arthur O. Lovejoy

1965

The Cambridge illustrated history of warfare

Geoffrey Parker

1995

Look what came from China

Miles Harvey

1998

What's so great about America

Dinesh D'Souza

2002

Identity

Roy F. Baumeister

1986

Lost History

Michael H. Morgan

2007

The book that made your world

Vishal Mangalwadi

2011

The western heritage

Donald Kagan

2013

Readings in Western civilization

George Harmon Knoles

1951

Sailing the wine-dark sea

Thomas Cahill

2003

The darker side of Western modernity

Walter Mignolo

2011

Creation

Peter Conrad

2007

Jahre der Entscheidung

Redaktion Gröls-Verlag, Oswald Spengler

1933

The Western heritage

Donald Kagan, Steven Ozment, Donald M. Kagan et al.

1987

Age of Anger

Pankaj Mishra

2017

Music in Western civilization

Paul Henry Lang

1941

Islamophobia Industry How The Right Manufactures Fear Of Muslims

Nathan Lean

2012

The West in the world

Dennis Sherman, Joyce E. Salisbury, Joyce Salisbury

2000

The founding legend of western civilization

Richard Waswo

1997

Europe between the oceans

Barry W. Cunliffe

2008

Rovina di Kasch

Roberto Calasso

1994

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