The Esoteric Revue

This is a book of moral philosophy, with an emphasis on political (or at least communal) issues. It is a treatise about values and what hu...

This is an epic novel that spans four generations of a few branches of two Jewish families in Germany, intertwined by blood and marriage. Th...

This treatise is Sidgwick’s attempt to reconcile intuitive ethics, egoistic hedonism, and utilitarianism with common sense morality. He begi...

Boehm credits Darwin for speculating on the evolutionary origins of the human conscience from his very first thoughts on evolution in “On ...

Much of this first volume is a rehash and update of the thesis of McGilchrist’s first book, “The Master and His Emissary” about the differen...

This novel continues the themes of Balle’s previous volume, heavy on pondering the philosophy of time and of self. The conceit of Tara repea...

Desai’s epic novel is a story about love’s triumphs and failures, a story cloaked in mystery, a story of rigid class divisions, a story of h...

This book is a comparative institutional analysis between the economies of China and Western Europe from 1000-2000 AD. As such, it paints in...

This is Kant’s take on a system of morality derived solely from a priori logic. “The concept of freedom is a pure rational concept, which fo...

This is a collection of short stories. DeWitt’s stories are ostensibly unrelated, but many focus on the themes of writing, artistic creati...