Affluenza
An in-depth look at the cost of overconsumption on society and the environment.
An in-depth look at the cost of overconsumption on society and the environment.
This book explores the dynamics of fantasy relationships, where one person invests emotionally without mutual participation or real intimacy.
Wired for Intimacy explores how pornography consumption affects the male brain by altering its neural pathways, leading to addiction and distorted views on intimacy.
In ‘The Social Leap’, evolutionary psychologist William von Hippel explores how the challenges faced by our prehistoric ancestors shaped not only our physical evolution but also the psychological traits and social norms that define human society. The book delves into the journey from our primate beginnings to the modern era, highlighting the ‘social leap’ our ancestors made when they started to cooperate and live in larger groups. Von Hippel argues that understanding this evolutionary path can shed light on why we behave the way we do today and what it means for our happiness and social dynamics.
This is a feel-good memoir that narrates the life and career journey of actress Jane Lynch.
Matthew Arnold’s ‘Culture and Anarchy’ is a series of essays exploring the importance of culture in the pursuit of national perfection and societal improvement.
Christine Caine’s ‘Don’t Look Back’ is an empowering call to move forward in life, leaving past hardships and failures behind, and to embrace future possibilities with faith and courage.
Eating Animals explores the ethical, environmental, and health implications of meat consumption, blending personal narrative with investigative journalism.