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Itabashi Yu¯jin, "Nishidian Philosophy and The Body: Unraveling the Difficulty of Living "
English | ISBN: 1350540935 | 2026 | 198 pages | PDF | 3 MB
An English translation of Itabashi Yu¯jin's reading of Nishida Kitaro's philosophy of the body that connects to problems in everyday life. Using the major Japanese philosopher Nishida Kitaro as a guide, Itabashi Yu¯jin thinks through what it means to be and have a tensed-up body under conditions of societal control, be it during the pandemic or due to certain aesthetic regimes that declare what an optimal body should be. Yu¯jin unravels the bodily tensing response to such conditions. He lays bare that tension and thinks about how one can come to terms with living in a body under conditions of difficulty. This systematic exploration into how aspects of Nishidian philosophy, including the relationship between the self and the other, is set in relation to being embodied in a certain time and place. Yu¯jin delves into the role of the body in the early work of philosopher Kitaro without neglecting important developments in the late philosophy of Nishida himself and beyond. By reflecting on the difficulty of living well, Yu¯jin offers a fresh interpretation of Nishida and a timely investigation of the role of the body in modern Japanese society. This exploration of the relationship between the self and the world reveals the lasting impact of Nishida's philosophy.

Joan Biskupic, "Nine Black Robes: Inside the Supreme Court's Drive to the Right and Its Historic Consequences"
English | ISBN: 0063052784 | 2023 | 416 pages | MOBI | 2 MB
New York Times Editor's Choice

Sarah LaChance Adams, "New Philosophies of Sex and Love: Thinking Through Desire"
English | ISBN: 1786602210 | 2016 | 302 pages | MOBI | 1176 KB
Our amorous and erotic experiences do not simply bring us pleasure; they shape our very identities, our ways of relating to ourselves, each other and our shared world. This volume challenges some of our most prevalent assumptions relating to identity, the body, monogamy, libido, sexual identity, seduction, fidelity, orgasm, and more. In twelve original and philosophically thought-provoking essays, the authors reflect on the broader meanings of love and sex: what their shifting historical meanings entail for us in the present; how they are constrained by social conventions; the ambiguous juxtaposition of agency and passivity that they reveal; how they shape and are formed by political institutions; the opportunities they present to resist the confines of gender and sexual orientation; how cultural artefacts can become incorporated into the body; and how love and sex both form and justify our ethical world views.

Oxford University Press, "New Oxford Style Manual"
English | ISBN: 0198767250 | 2016 | 928 pages | PDF | 53 MB
The New Oxford Style Manual brings together the new editions of two essential reference works in a single volume. Combining New Hart's Rules with the New Oxford Dictionary for Writers and Editors, this is the definitive guide to the written word.

Laura Gamboa, "New Forms of Democratic Erosion in Latin America "
English | ISBN: 1009862502 | 2026 | 75 pages | PDF | 2 MB
This Element seeks to unpack the varied modalities of democratic erosion in Latin America by proposing a novel analytical framework that breaks down backsliding episodes into their constituent parts: (1) the actors that promote autocratization and those that resist it, (2) the strategies that autocratizers and oppositions employ, (3) the arenas of contention in which they struggle over democratic norms and institutions, and (4) the objectives that these different actors pursue in the promotion of or resistance to democratic erosion. This framework is applied to five contemporary cases that reflect a new, diversified wave of democratic erosion, including El Salvador, Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, and Honduras. Through comparative analysis, preliminary insights on the kinds of strategies pursued by different constellations of autocratizers and opposition actors are derived, in hopes of stimulating future avenues of research and contributing to scholar and practitioner efforts to reverse alarming autocratic trends in the region.

David Goggins, "Never Finished: Unshackle Your Mind and Win the War Within"
English | ISBN: 1544534086 | 2022 | 312 pages | AZW3 | 2 MB
This is not a self-help book. It's a wake-up call!

Robert Althuis, "Never Enoughitis: A Story of Success, Emptiness, and Overcoming Myself"
English | ISBN: 1544518056 | 2020 | 296 pages | MOBI | 2 MB
What happens if you have everything, but you still feel empty?

Abigail Crum, "Neurosurgery Fundamentals for Advanced Practice Providers"
English | ISBN: 1684206693 | 2026 | 258 pages | PDF | 67 MB
The Collaborative Blueprint for Creating Successful Neurosurgical Advanced Practice Providers

Amy McGregor, "Neurology Board Review: Questions and Answers"
English | ISBN: 0190939826 | 2025 | 344 pages | PDF | 57 MB
Neurology Board Review: Questions and Answers, Second Edition is a comprehensive yet concise question-and-answer book specifically designed to equip the reader for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) certification and recertification exams. It reviews the most heavily tested subjects listed in the ABPN content outline, including clinical neurology (adult and pediatric), basic neuroscience, and psychiatry topics.

Elizabeth Sandifer, "Neoreaction a Basilisk: Essays on and Around the Alt-Right"
English | ISBN: 1986913996 | 2018 | 414 pages | MOBI | 2 MB
A software engineer sets out to design a new political ideology, and ends up concluding that the Stewart Dynasty should be reinstated. A cult receives disturbing messages from the future, where the artificial intelligence they worship is displeased with them. A philosopher suffers a mental breakdown and retreats to China, where he finds the terrifying abyss at the heart of modern liberalism.Are these omens of the end times, or just nerds getting up to stupid hijinks? Por que no los dos!Neoreaction a Basilisk is a savage journey into the black heart of our present eschaton. We're all going to die, and probably horribly. But at least we can laugh at how completely ridiculous it is to be killed by a bunch of frog-worshiping manchildren.Featuring essays on:* Tentacled computer gods at the end of the universe* Deranged internet trolls who believe women playing video games will end western civilization* The black mass in which the President of the United States sacrificed his name* Fringe economists who believe it's immoral for the government to prevent an asteroid from hitting the Earth* The cabal of lizard people who run the world* How to become a monster that haunts the future* Why infusing the blood of teenagers for eternal youth is bad and stupid