An exploration of how the idea of individual freedom has shaped not only politics and economics but also the arts—from pop music to poetry, from Star Trek to the blues, and from Western novels to architecture.
An exploration of how the idea of individual freedom has shaped not only politics and economics but also the arts—from pop music to poetry, from Star Trek to the blues, and from Western novels to architecture.
Freedom’s Furies tells the story of the friendships between three remarkable American novelists—Isabel Paterson, Rose Wilder Lane, and Ayn Rand—who strove to keep liberty alive in an age of darkness.
With personal stories, historical anecdotes, theological insights, and a very accessible prose, this is the little big book on the intersection of Islam and liberty.
The selections in this reader show that the liberal approach to the past is generally skeptical of laws of history and suggestions of historical determinism.
An inquiry into how we communicate issues and ideologies, and how language intended to persuade instead divides. The third version of this book is available now!
In the Reformation, Protestants repeatedly changed the world—including by arguing that kings were no longer sacred. To be of any use, they must serve the people.
A concise reexamination of economics, which shows how the economy is an evolutionary system, with constantly changing patterns of specialization and trade.
