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The Last Days of the Enlightenment: The Past, Present, and Future of the Enlightenment Ideal
By: Shawn M Lynch
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The Last Days of the Enlightenment: The Past, Present, and Future of the Enlightenment Ideal
Author(s): Shawn M Lynch
The dawn of the 21st century represents the last days of the Enlightenment, that great philosophical movement that gave birth to the modern world. In the United States, in the United Kingdom, and elsewhere, the institutions spawned by Enlightenment doctrine are breaking down. Capitalist oligarchs ha...
Oklahoma Government and Politics: An Introduction
By: Jan C. Hardt, JOHN R. WOOD, Brett Sharp, Chris L Markwood
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Oklahoma Government and Politics: An Introduction
Author(s): Jan C. Hardt, JOHN R. WOOD, Brett Sharp, Chris L Markwood
Eighth Edition Now Available! The information in Oklahoma Government and Politics: An Introduction helps to create educated and informed citizens and perhaps educated and informed civic leaders as well. A culmination of articles written by experts on Oklahoma government and politics, the publicatio...
BIO 103 Lab Manual, Fall 2023
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The Mother: A Collection of Poems Written By a Mother for All The Mothers
Author(s): Lizzie Fairless
Introducing "The Mother", written by Lizzie Fairless - a collection of poems that captures the essence of first-time motherhood. Written by a mother for all the mothers out there, this book is a heartfelt tribute to the joys and challenges of motherhood. The poems in this collection are a reflection...
The Anxious Republic: A History of the New American Nation, 1788-1860
Author(s): Michael McCoy
For scholars, the eight decades that separate the close of the War for Independence from the Outbreak of the Civil War represent some of the most storied—and most studied—years in the narrative of American history. Equally important were the changes that accompanied the nation’s transition to capita...
Differential Equations
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Write Something Every Day
Author(s): John Fiske
Write Something Every Day inspires everyone to explore their surroundings and themselves, and to write. Intended to supplement, not replace, an institution’s First Year Writing curriculum, Write Something, suggests journals to develop one’s belletristic DNA. Professor Fiske shows through analysis of...