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Socialism & Psychoanalysis
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Free Your Mind: The New World of Manipulation and How to Resist It
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Chords of Freedom
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Adrian Tinniswood
Who Needs Immanuel Kant?
Knowing What We Know: The Transmission of Knowledge – from Ancient Wisdom to Modern Magic
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June 2023 Issue
Carlos Fraenkel
Sage of Sepharad
Maimonides: Faith in Reason
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Was He Apollo’s Son?
Plato of Athens: A Life in Philosophy
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Six Thousand Feet Beyond Humankind
On the trail of Nietzsche in Sils Maria
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Carlos Fraenkel
Freed from Desire
Living for Pleasure: An Epicurean Guide to Life
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Philosophy for the People
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He Wept at the Mention of Bach
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Jonathan Rée
Who’s Afraid of Ludwig Wittgenstein?
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In Man We Trust
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Alexander Raubo
The Art of Losing
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Confederacy of Deceivers?
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Jane O’Grady
Hope Dies Last
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Big Trouble in Little Jena
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Tom Whyman
Ghost of the Jukebox
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Game, Set & Match
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