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Review |
David
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 Revolt
Against the Modern World, by Julius Evola: |
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| Agee,
James |
Let
Us Now Praise Famous Men: Three Tenement Families |
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| Bender,
Gretchen |
Culture
on the Brink |
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| Boorstin,
Daniel |
The
Americans: The Democratic Experience |
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| Ellul,
Jacques |
The
Technological Society |
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| Evola,
Julius |
Revolt
Against the Modern World: Politics, Religion and the Social Order of the
Kali Yuga |
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| Glass,
Marty |
Yuga:
An Anatomy of Our Fate |
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The Modern World (1,
2) |
| Women
and the Sophia Perennis |
| Cornell,
Rkia |
Early
Sufi Women |
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| Flinders,
Carol Lee |
Enduring
Grace: Living Portraits of Seven Women Mystics |
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| Furlong,
Monica |
The
Wisdom of Julian of Norwich |
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 Kathleen
Raine, The Collected Poems of Kathleen RaineThis book is a Women and the Sophia Perennis
selection. Since her first collection of poems published in 1943, Kathleen Raine
has been writing a kind of mystical nature poetry all her own, a poetry
immersed in the quiet air of solitude and imagination. Kathleen Raine is both poet and scholar. She is an internationally
respected critic of William Blake and W.B. Yeats and has won many
literary awards including the Harriet Monroe Prize and the Edna St.
Vincent Millay Prize from the American Poetry Society. She lives in
London. |
| Raine,
Kathleen |
The
Collected Poems of Kathleen Raine |
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| Schimmel,
Annemarie |
My
Soul is a Woman: The Feminine in Islam |
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| Settegast,
Mary |
Mona
Lisa's Mustache: Making Sense of a Dissolving World |
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| St.
Theresa of Avila |
The
Life of Saint Teresa of Avila by Herself |
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| The
New Age |
| Upton,
Charles |
The
System of Anti-Christ: Truth and Falsehood in Post-Modernism and the
New Age |
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| Danielou,
Alain |
The
Way to the Labyrith |
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| Farber,
Seth |
Madness,
Heresy, and The Rumor of Angels: Revolt Against the Mental Health
System |
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| Guénon,
René |
The
Crisis of the Modern World |
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| Guénon,
René |
The
Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times |
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| Herlihy, John Ahmed |
Near
and Distant horizons: The Question of Primary Sources and the
Authenticity of Traditional Knowledge |
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| Lewis,
C.S. |
Mere
Christianity |
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| Lewis,
C.S. |
Surprised
by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life |
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| Tradition and
Religion Today (1, 2) |
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| Science
and Evolution |
 The
Quantum Enigma, by Wolfgang Smith: Following upon the
overthrow of the classical world picture by the findings of quantum
mechanics, physicists have proposed a broad gamut of alternative world
views. The present book begins with the major recognition that each of
these suffers from a certain "residual Cartesianism" that has
been smuggled in, as it were, unconsciously. It turns out, moreover,
that the moment one discards this hidden and problematic premise,
quantum theory begins to "make sense" in a way that it never
has before. (Publisher) |
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| Johnson,
Phillip E. |
Darwin
on Trial |
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| Perry,
Whitall |
The
Widening Breach: Evolution in the Mirror of Cosmology |
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| Smith,
Wolfgang |
The
Quantum Engine: Finding the Hidden Key |
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| Farber,
Seth |
Madness,
Heresy, and The Rumor of Angels: Revolt Against the Mental Health
System |
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| McKibben,
Bill |
The
End of Nature |
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| Buber,
Martin |
Gog
and Magog |
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| Buber,
Martin |
I
and Thou |
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| Blake,
William |
A
Blake Dictionary: The Ideas and Symbols of William Blake |
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| Blake,
William |
The
Illuminated Blake: William Blake's Complete Illuminated Works with a
Plate-by-Plate Commentary |
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| Blake,
William |
The
Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake |
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 Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Emerson's
Poetry and Prose...a comprehensive resource for students and scholars
alike, containing a generous selection of Emerson's sermons, lectures,
essays, addresses, and poems as well as excerpts from his journals,
notebooks, and correspondence. The second half of the book provides
contextual background in the form of writings by his contemporaries,
including Madame de Stahl, William Wordsworth, and Sampson Reed
and 14 critical interpretations by 20th-century writers.
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| Emerson,
Ralph Waldo |
Emerson's
Poetry and Prose |
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| Emerson,
Ralph Waldo |
The
Cambridge Companion to Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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| Emerson,
Ralph Waldo |
Collected
Poems and Translations |
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