Social Science
The latest indie social science book reviews from SPR.
Review: The Ape Who Gazed Beyond by Fernando Reich
A heady exploration of our collective past, future, and the pathways in between, The Ape Who Gazed Beyond: A ...
Review: An Innocent World by Douglas A. King
A long-form thought experiment that presents a feast of fascinating existential questions, An Innocent World by Douglas A. King ...
Review: Conspiracy By Means of Natural Selection by Sherman P. Bastarache
A poignant dissection of cognitive and cultural history and their dynamic relationship to fact and fiction, Conspiracy By Means ...
Review: Cutting-Edge Ideas by Laura Fienor
A bold and visionary proposal for a better world, Cutting-Edge Ideas: Empowering Agents of Positive World Change by ...
Review: Where Martyrs Rise Snowflakes Don’t Fall by Albert M. Jabara
A fictional manifesto plumbing the lyrical depths of spirituality, the horrors of history, and the contradictions of human existence, ...
Review: Happily Hippie-American by Paul Dougan
Bringing the free love diaspora out of the shadows and into the modern conversation, author Paul Dougan delivers a ...
Review: Reclaiming the Sacred by Jeff Golden
With the masterful pen of a mystic scholar, Jeff Golden delivers a profound assessment of the modern world and ...
Review: Person to Person by Joeri Torfs and Pim Ampe with Greta Myers
Authors Joeri Torfs and Pim Ampe with Greta Myers delve into a possible better path forward for our world ...
