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The Left Against Enlightenment Author: Stephanie Roza Have contemporary left-wing movements abandoned the principles of "rationality and progress" that were central to their identity? Author Stephanie Roza raises bold questions about the impact of "postmodernism" on the fragmentation of the left and its loss...

Investigative Aesthetics Author: Eyal Weizman, Matthew Fuller In a world where art and investigation intertwine, the book offers a new conception of aesthetics' role as a tool for uncovering truth and questioning power. It shows how investigation is no longer limited to journalists and...

Mother of Invention Author: Katrine Marçal For centuries, we have taught ourselves to view nature as feminine. It has always been man's task to control it, and when something goes wrong, it is assumed that this 'feminine' nature has gone astray! This shortsighted view...

Hegel (Philosopher of the World) Author: Sebastian Ostritsch In his book "Hegel (Philosopher of the World)," Sebastian Ostritsch presents the life and ideas of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, one of philosophy's greatest systematic thinkers. The book explains how Hegel addresses the natural contradictions of...

Reforming religious awareness Author's name: Abdel Basset Salama Heikal Religious thought, like other branches of general human thought, can be a factor of advancement and progress, or regression and backwardness. Religion itself does not bear responsibility, but rather religious thought—the way in which followers...

City center Author's name: Mahmoud Talaat "Perhaps it is a symbolic protest or an attempt to grasp its memory." Mahmoud Talaat presents a visual diary of the forgotten and neglected places around us. Each image reveals a story of neglect and survival, and enduring...

Psychology of belonging Author Name: Clement-Anne Allen Can a sense of belonging increase life satisfaction? Why do we sometimes feel lonely? How can we build stable human connections? "The Psychology of Belonging" explores how important it is for us to feel a sense of...

Curricula and teaching strategies Author's name: Ilham Abdel Hamid The education crisis in developed countries signifies a transition to a civilization that Toffler describes as one of creativity and innovation, and which he sees as their inevitable fate. Meanwhile, our education crisis is a...

inflation Author's Name: Stephen King From investors and monetary authorities to governments and policymakers, nearly everyone assumed inflation was dead and buried. But people around the world are now facing a toxic new economic reality, and with it the prospect of widespread and increasingly...

Maqamat of Maruf al-Faris Author's name: Talal Ghanem "Marouf" is a warrior whose distinctive weapon is an iron ball. He lived through the Crusades with all their catastrophes and conflicts. What did he witness and face? You'll discover this when you read the book....

crows Author's name: Andreas Fager Ravens is a powerful and compelling graphic novel that delves into themes of trauma, family, and the power of the past. First published in Sweden in 2020 and later translated into English, the story follows Kim, a young adult...

Simone and I Author's Name: Simone F. Bauman Short scenes wrapped in black comedy, depicting topics that concern young people, especially given their constant feeling of being forced into everything they do. Is this feeling real, or is it the wildness of young people...

That gypsy Author's name: Dario Fo "The next morning, Johann woke up to a loud noise. 'What happened?' World War I had broken out. In Sarajevo, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Habsburg had been assassinated by an independent fanatic. France, England, and Russia were lined...

split-headed shepherd dog Author Name: Michael Brown "Welcome to the New Zealand of myth and fairy tale... a land of phantom canoes, tumbling bottoms, romantic adventures in the old days of whaling, magical sheepdogs, and deep-sea lobsters. Here is a country half-familiar, half-imagined, where...

cellist Author's name: Miyazawa Kenji The Cellist and Other Stories is a collection of moving and imaginative stories that have captivated readers for generations. A masterpiece by the reclusive Japanese writer Miyazawa Kenji, the stories revolve around themes of love, loss, the eternal human...

The Mad King of Denmark Author's name: Dario Fo "Can psychological disorders contribute to a cultural and intellectual renaissance? Can the struggle for power produce a revitalizing, reformative revolution? Can memoirs help us retell history and tell the truth? This is what happened in...

All sinners bleed Author's Name: Sh. A. Cosby All Sinners Bleed is a gripping thriller that delves into the complexities of race, religion, and politics in small towns in the American South. Set in the fictional town of Sharon, Virginia, the novel follows Sheriff...

The house with the blind windows Author's name: Herbjerg Wasmo A moving story about Nora, a young girl growing up in post-World War II Norway during the 1950s. The story explores her struggles with family secrets, abuse, and the oppressive nature of her small...

Immigrant Sin is close to the dream Author's name: Sharif Al-Asfouri The migration journey is not just a move from one place to another. It is a quest to achieve dreams and overcome challenges. Or so the migrant believes, as he seeks to fulfill...

Ibn al-Jarwa manuscript Author's name: Heba Ahmed Hasab In the Temple of Hathor in the farthest reaches of Upper Egypt, the priest Bassa IV wrote his secret manuscript. Since then, a curse has enveloped the two families who found it and shared its preservation....