This book provides a short and accessible guide to the major elements of philosophical thought in the Western tradition from the Socratic method to deconstructionism.

Vietnam veteran, POW and Medal of Honor recipient, Stockdale’s work draws upon his experiences held captive for eight years by the North Vietnamese.

The collected works of a classic stoic philosopher whose musings on how to live in a troubled world continue to resonate 2,000 years later.

The collected extracts of the 2,000-year-old teachings of Stoic philosopher, Epictetus, explore themes of the power of judgement, the faculty of choice, the inevitability of challenges, and the importance of character and virtue in relationships with others.

A work with application across all fast-paced environments, Kahneman identifies that the way we think is divided into two systems: fast, emotional and intuitive; and slow, lo

This book explores the possibilities that can be unleashed through the transformation of regular habits.

Tribe examines post-traumatic stress disorder and the challenges faced by veterans who have returned home from war.

Soviet dissident, Solzhenitsyn’s classic work recounts the establishment, expansion and operation of the Soviet Union’s gulag system.

Eschewing ‘hubris’ and ‘complacency’, this book is a call to intellectually prepare for an uncertain and possibly tragic future.