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Ben Novak

    Hitler and abductive logic
    The Birth of the Craft Brew Revolution
    • The Birth of the Craft Brew Revolution

      • 322 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      It’s 1984, and in America’s “Happy Valley” one local attorney is confronting an Orwellian dystopia in beer. Only five years have passed since the lifting of the prohibition against home brewing, and America’s palate atrophies from commercial sameness. In “The Birth of the Craft Brew Revolution” Dr. Ben Novak presents his complete collection of 71 columns first published in the Centre Daily Times on the joys of beer. As fresh and accessible now as then, this collection will especially delight those reflexively anti-drink, the student who loves its effects but is dumb to its essence, historians and lovers of Central Pennsylvania's Nittany Valley, and all those who think of beer as little more than another amusement on the adventure of life.

      The Birth of the Craft Brew Revolution
    • Hitler and abductive logic

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Was Hitler rational? This question has spawned vociferous debates among historians, and has fascinated every layman who has ever dipped into a biography of Hitler. In Hitler and Abductive Logic, Ben Novak argues that Hitler was rational-one of the most logical political leader...

      Hitler and abductive logic