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Why the West Rules - For Now

Ian Morris

2010 ★ 4.7

Books that changed the world

Robert Bingham Downs

1956

Western civilization since 1500

Walther Kirchner

1961

Negritude Women

T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting

2002

The Renaissance Bible

Debora K. Shuger

1994

Indian music and the West

Gerry Farrell

1999

The influence of Islam on Medieval Europe

W. Montgomery Watt

1972

The movement of world revolution

Christopher Dawson

1959

The romantic enlightenment

Geoffrey Clive

1960

Postmodernism, or, the cultural logic of late capitalism

Fredric Jameson

1991

Sailing the wine-dark sea

Thomas Cahill

2003

The West in the world

Dennis Sherman, Joyce E. Salisbury, Joyce Salisbury

2000

The triumph of the West

John Morris Roberts

1985

Occidentalism

James G. Carrier

1995

The shaping of western civilization from antiquity to the present

Michael Burger

2013

The elsewhere community

Hugh Kenner

2000

The Gutenberg revolution

Richard Abel

2011

Principles of western civilisation

Benjamin Kidd

1902

The Female body in western culture

Susan Rubin Suleiman

1986

The passion of the Western mind

Richard Tarnas

1991

Therapeutic Turn

Ole Jacob Madsen

2014

Exploring the modern

John Jervis

1998

Machina ex deo

Lynn Townsend White

1968

How should we then live?

Francis A. Schaeffer

1976 ★ 4.7

The seventeenth century

George Norman Clark

1929

Power of Knowledge

Jeremy Black

2013

Art & Civilization

Edward Lucie-Smith

1992

Who killed Homer?

John Heath, Victor Davis Hanson

1998

Religion and the rise of Western culture

Christopher Dawson

1950

Basic values of Western civilization

Shepard Bancroft Clough

1960

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