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Exploring the evolution of heretical thought, this work provides a comprehensive account of beliefs and ideologies that have challenged orthodox Christianity from its inception to the eighteenth century. It delves into significant historical periods, including the origins of the Bible and key doctrinal disputes, while also highlighting movements like the Levellers and Jansenists. The book combines scholarly rigor with engaging narrative, uncovering the often-overlooked history that shapes contemporary theological discussions.

Some 35 years after the May 1968 "events," this short book poses the question of what kind of world we are going to leave to our children. A Letter to My Children and the Children of the World to Come provides a clear-eyed survey of the critical predicament into which the capitalist system has now plunged the world. At the same time, in true dialectical fashion, Vaneigem discerns all the signs of "a new burgeoning of life forces among the younger generations, a new drive to reinstate true human values, to proceed with the clandestine construction of a living society beneath the barbarity of the present and the ruins of the Old World."

The autobiography of Raoul Vaneigem provides an insightful glimpse into the life of a key figure in the Situationist International. Through a collection of self-portraits and caricatures, it captures the essence of the situationist movement and its members. Originally published in French in 2014, this translation allows English-speaking readers to explore Vaneigem's unique perspective and contributions to avant-garde thought and social critique.

Naming and defining the alienating features of everyday life in consumer society, an impassioned critique of modern capitalism argues that the countervailing impulses that exist within deep alienation present an authentic alternative to nihilistic consumerism. Original.