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Sartre Lives On
$ 9.99This short opus explores the current debate regarding the moral philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre. It examines the issues that are often levied against this brilliant thinker. This text is a preamble to other works.
This book does not assess the ramifications of popular views regarding the Sartrean legacy of the giant in human literature.
Sartrean Ethics
$ 39.95This book is about Jean-Paul Sartre and his philosophy. There is no doubt that Sartre is a giant in human literature. But as he established himself as a powerhouse in philosophy, he became the target of constant scrutiny.
Surviving the Coronavirus
$ 2.99This book is a tribute to humanity. It is an excerpt from a podcast episode. The manuscript is short. But it is a succinct account of the effects of the Coronavirus. You may appreciate this work in your own way. But this is not a fruitless intellectual pursuit. Get a copy today!
The Being in the World
$ 12.95To be in this world is to exist by fate and not by faith. Men must manifest a presence that is far beyond a mere charnel state. The man must be in the world in both the flesh and the mind. The philosophy of human existence can be unnecessarily complex. As a species, men often find it hard to survive on this rock called earth.
The Roots of Insecurity in Haiti
$ 12.98The book “The Roots of Insecurity in Haiti” offers a critical examination of the nation’s persistent struggles with social chaos and political anarchy. It explores how internal conflicts and political strife have led to a state of violence, with rampant organized crime and weakened law enforcement.
What is Crime
$ 4.98In “What is Crime: Assessing the Durkheimian Approach to the Normalcy of Human Criminality,” readers embark on an intellectual journey through the complex landscape of criminology. The book critically examines historical and contemporary perspectives on crime, challenging traditional views that see it as an intrinsic evil or a byproduct of environmental factors.
Why Do People Commit Crimes
$ 4.99This book examines three dominant crime theories (Biological theory of crime, Neighborhoods and crime, and Moral panic). The biological theory of crime posits that criminals are born, not made. The concept of neighborhoods and crime theory claims that where one lives determines likelihood of criminality.