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This book discusses the French philosopher Albert Camus' essay "The Rebel", and what it has to say about contemporary politics.

This book is a study of the state of American women in the late 1970s, done through the examination of one of its most popular television shows, Charlie's Angels, and uses one of the stars of the show, Cheryl Ladd, as a character example and representation of a typical woman television star of that era.

This book is a study about the inner world of the human female. Sigmund Freud said that he could not understand women. I guess, now we are left with the barbers, hairdressers, and bartenders to understand the human female. How do we get underneath all the propaganda put out by the media and sometimes just our cultural inaccuracies to get at the truth about what the true nature of a woman is?

This audiobook looks at the career of Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson and how his version of reality compares to that of the mass media.

This book is the second part of three parts on the development of the American social welfare state from 1933 to 2016. This volume is focused on the action (or inaction) toward a comprehensive social welfare state during the American presidential administrations of Richard Nixon to Barack Obama (until January 2016). This volume is concentrated mainly on American economic philosophy, in particular the common misperceptions around the term neoliberalism.

This book examines the specific powers of the human female, which are counter to the dominant beliefs in American culture.

This book examines how the human mind, in particular that of the American working class, navigates the various cultural factors that have composed the American economy.

This book shows how love can remake American society.

This book examines and compares the concept of justice from the French philosopher Albert Camus and the American philosopher John Rawls.

This audiobook examines the question of the so-called neoliberal period in American economic history that is said to have begun in America in the late 1970s. It was actually different from what has been considered a more governmentally regulated economic period from 1946 to 1975.

This audiobook looks at the Trump administration and Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign and any collusion with the Russian government in the 2016 American presidential election, and how this whole dynamic masks great uncertainty in American politics over how to provide economic security to the American people.

This audiobook outlines the basic principles for success, and also gives the listener references to the best personal development resources available.

This book examines the phenomenon of human group dynamics - where when three or more people gather, it creates a mind of the crowd which is greater than the sum of its parts.

This book examines how the human mind has constructed Western philosophy. What would a new history of Western philosophy be? Aren't there so many studies like that on the market already? Most histories of Western philosophy go in chronological order from the pre-Socratics up to the modern philosophers. But why does it have to be that way?

This audiobook examines a common liberal misconception around the idea of economic inequality.

This audiobook examines the history of ideas regarding welfare economics, and in particular the American welfare state.

This book examines order and time in the classic noir film Touch of Evil.

This books examines the state of American society in May of 2022.

This book explores the idea that the Russia-Ukrainian War occurred because the world needs a release from the psychological stresses of the Great Recession of 2008 and the arrival of the Coronavirus in 2020.

This audiobook examines the idea of God and the nature of any intelligence in the universe. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to What Is God?, and learn about religious thought.