Books and novels

The book contains 64 exchanged letters between the two poets, Zaher al-Jizani and Khazal al-Majidi. The letters discuss the establishment of the seventies poetic generation in Iraq and the journey...

This is one of the masterpieces of world literature, which addresses diverse and complex philosophical issues in a sophisticated literary and narrative style. In this book, Kierkegaard laid the foundations...

Takamori and his sister Tomoe welcome the wonderfully foolish Gaston Bonaparte, who arrives from Paris to post-World War II Tokyo. Shusaku Endo, the renowned Japanese novelist, delves, through this amusing...

It is difficult to highlight the conflict between good and evil in this life, and let's say that a person can be completely normal, yet cruelty lurks in the depths...

Discourse on the Method for Guiding One's Reason and for Searching for Truth in the Sciences It is well known that the book by the French philosopher René Descartes (Discourse...

The autobiography of one of the most controversial figures in American history, Booker T. Washington. It narrates his rise from slavery to his long presidency of an institute in Alabama....

The adventure of Mu'tazilite thought is an exceptional experience in the history of Arab thought, as it presented its critical adventure independently of Indian and Greek thought. Since the time...

Dr. Garin's novel reveals the imagined structure of future Russia, divided into many independent, warring parts. The author imagined different nationalities with their cultures and ways of life, and built...

Wittgenstein wrote this book in the last year and a half of his life while ill, engaging in debates with his friend Norman Malcolm about knowledge and common sense in...

Gustave believes that future wars will not be limited to weapons but will go further, considering economic wars to be more severe and brutal. In this context, the author admits...

We write poetry to say the unsayable, to fight our battles on the field of words, then raise our flags and declare independent states on the map of language. And...

Thousands of citizens in line for... no one knows what! Sorokin's novel boldly tells the story of ordinary people on the street as they joke, fall in and out of...