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Zen to iu na no Nihon Maru

Shōji Yamada

2009

End and Beginning

Franz Borkenau

1981

The Cognitive Revolution in Western Culture

Don LePan

1989

The chemical muse

D. C. A. Hillman

2008

Discovering the Western past

Merry E. Wiesner, William Bruce Wheeler, Julius R. Ruff

1989

The cave and the light

Arthur Herman

2010

The educated mind

Kieran Egan

1997

The Western tradition

Eugen Weber

1995

The alphabet effect

Robert K. Logan

1986

The Western Heritage, Vol. 1

Donald Kagan

2003

Medieval Foundations of the Western Intellectual Tradition (Yale Intellectual History of the West Se)

Marcia L. Colish

1999

The west

William M. Spellman, A. Daniel Frankforter

2003

Western civilizations, their history and their culture

Edward McNall Burns

1968

The making of the modern mind

John Herman Randall Jr.

1926

Western Civilizations

Carol Symes, Joshua Cole

2013

Roots of the Western tradition

Guy Rogers, C. Warren (Charles Warren) Hollister

1966

Carnage and culture

Victor Davis Hanson

2001

The West and the world

Kevin Reilly

1900

Western Civilization

Margaret L. King

2001

A history of Western society

John P. McKay, John Buckler, Bennett D. Hill

1900

The Creation of Feminist Consciousness

Gerda Lerner

1993

Mindstorms

Seymour Papert

1980 ★ 4.2

Western Heritage, The

Donald Kagan

1998

Civilizations of the West

Robert Zaller, Jennifer Tolbert Roberts, Richard L. Greaves et al.

1992

The West's Last Chance

Tony Blankley

2005

Civilization in the West

Patricia O'Brien, Mark A. Kishlansky, Patrick J. Geary

1991 ★ 3.8

Perspectives from the past

James M. Brophy

2002

From Dawn to Decadence

Edward Lewis, Jacques Barzun

2000

The idea of progress

John Bagnell Bury

1921

Western civilizations

Judith G. Coffin

2005

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