Morris Berman Books
August 3, 1944
Distinguished cultural historian and social critic Morris Berman has spent many years exploring the corrosion of American society and the decline of the American empire. His work delves into the disintegration of American culture and the reasons behind the weakening of the American empire. Through his writings, Berman uncovers profound societal and cultural issues that have shaped and continue to influence American society. He offers a penetrating perspective on the current state of American civilization.
Coming to Our Senses
- 426 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Exploring the intricate relationship between culture, mind, and body, this influential classic offers a profound analysis of Western society's historical denial of physicality. With a focus on somatic experience, the author presents a compelling argument that resonates with contemporary issues like addiction and depression. By intertwining history, philosophy, and psychoanalysis, the book provides an elegant and accessible discourse on how our physical experiences shape and are shaped by the cultural context in which we live.
The Reenchantment of the World
- 366 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Examines the impact of scientific and technological developments on civilization and argues that man is out of harmony with nature as a result of science
The impact of US culture on Europe is indisputable. This text argues that the culture of the United States is in decline but it is up to its citizens whether the twilight heralds eternal night or the dawn of a new, more cultural, age.
The Soul of Russia
- 126 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Exploring themes of ecstasy and witchcraft, this collection features ten vignettes that delve into the scandalous facets of Russian culture. Crafted by a seasoned cultural critic, these pieces celebrate the enduring power of art amidst contemporary turmoil, offering a unique perspective on the resilience of creativity in challenging times.
Genio
- 118 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Exploring the rich tapestry of Italian creativity, this book delves into the lives and works of iconic figures who have shaped art, design, and culture. It highlights the innovative spirit and artistic contributions of renowned Italians, offering insights into their influences and legacies. Through vivid storytelling and detailed analysis, readers gain a deeper appreciation for Italy's profound impact on global creativity, showcasing how passion and imagination intertwine in the pursuit of excellence.
A group of moon travelers derails the start of the Cold War. An archivist stumbles across a manuscript revealing a plagiarization by Plato. These are just two of the delightful stories in Berman's latest collection of page-turners.
Der Autor will seine Mitbürger wach rütteln, aus der übersättigten Selbstszufriedenheit der gleichmachenden Unterhaltungsindustrie herausholen. Er fordert sie aus, von Computer und Ratgeberliteratur weg zum Nachdenken und Handeln zu kommen. In überzeugender Weise zeigt er, wie die Suche nach einem Weg in die Zukunft erfolgreich sein wird, wenn sich das "nomadische Denken" jeglichen ideoligischen Fundamentalismus entgegenstellt.
