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Western Civilization

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Der Steppenwolf

Hermann Hesse

1957 ★ 4.0

Anti-Judaism

David Nirenberg

2013

The Rise of the West

William Hardy McNeill

1963

History In The Discursive Condition Reconsidering The Tools Of Thought

Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth

2011

An introduction to music and art in the Western World

Milo Arlington Wold

1958

Tuiavii's Way

Peter C. Cavelti

1997

Occidentalism

Avishai Margalit, Ian Buruma

2004

Great Books

David Denby

1996

Threshold

Thom Hartmann

2009

Black Athena

Martin Bernal

1987

I never thought I'd see the day!

David Jeremiah

2011

The rise of the West

William Hardy McNeill

1963

Perspectives from the past

Stephen Epstein, Joshua Cole

2005

The Anglo-Dutch Moment

Jonathan Irvine Israel, Jonathan I. Israel

1991

The bugbear of literacy

Ananda Coomaraswamy

1947

The cave and the light

Arthur Herman

2010

The educated mind

Kieran Egan

1997

Greek fire

Oliver Taplin

1989

Western civilizations, their history & their culture

Robert E. Lerner, Standish Meacham, Robert C. Stacey et al.

2002

The Western tradition

Eugen Weber

1995

Letter and the Cosmos

Laurence N. de Looze

2016

Black man of the Nile and his family

Yosef Ben-Jochannan

1989

Storia delle donne in Occidente, vol. 3

Arlette Farge, Michelle Perrot, Georges Duby et al.

1993

Western Civilizations Vol. 2

Carol Symes, Robert Stacey, Judith Coffin et al.

2011

The iceman inheritance

Michael Anderson Bradley

1978

What the rest think of the West

Laura Nader

2015

Stanzas

Giorgio Agamben

1993

Postmodernism and the other

Ziauddin Sardar

1998

'20s & '30s style

Michael Horsham

1996

The west

William M. Spellman, A. Daniel Frankforter

2003

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