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Modern Civilization

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The swerve

Stephen Greenblatt

2011 ★ 4.4

Exploring the modern

John Jervis

1998

Against war

Nelson Maldonado Torres

2008

The Humanistic Tradition

Gloria K. Fiero

1995

The age of longevity

Rosalind C. Barnett

2016

We've had a hundred years of psychotherapy-- and the world's getting worse

James Hillman

1992

Radical orthodoxy

Graham Ward, Catherine Pickstock, John Milbank

1999

Contemporary Moral Problems

James E. White

1996

To Rule the Waves

Arthur Herman

2004

Navigating the badlands

Mary O'Hara-Devereaux

2004

Midcentury journey

William L. Shirer

1952

Modernity (Transitions)

David Punter

2007

The philosophy of urban existence

A. K. Bierman

1973

Wonders of the world

Martin Howard

2014

21 Lessons for the 21st Century

Yuval Noah Harari

2018 ★ 4.0

Space and social theory

Ulf Strohmayer, Georges Benko

1997

Machina ex deo

Lynn Townsend White

1968

An Intelligent Person's Guide to Modern Culture

Roger Scruton

2000

For they know not what they do

Slavoj Žižek

2002

The structures of everyday life

Fernand Braudel

1981

Century's end

Hillel Schwartz

1996

Digital Nation

Anthony G. Wilhelm

2004

Ancient Roman War and Weapons (People in the Past)

Brian Williams

2002

Six myths of our time

Marina Warner

1995

Globalization and American popular culture

Lane Crothers

2012

The dragons of expectation

Robert Conquest

2005

Fractured times

Eric Hobsbawm

2013

Taj Mahal

W. E. Begley, Z. A. Desai

1990

The politics at God's funeral

Harrington, Michael

1983

The homeless mind : modernization and consiousness. --

Peter L. Berger

1973

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