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  Philosophy of Knowledge and...

  Hector Davidson

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  This book contains the following 17 titles: 
  - Aesthetics  
  - Analytic Philosophy  
  - Epistemology  
  - Hedonism  
  - Idealism  
  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau  
  - Jean-Paul Sartre  
  - John Rawls  
  - John Stuart Mill  
  - Liberalism  
  - Metaphysics  
  - Nihilism  
  - Phenomenology  
  - Pragmatism  
  - René Descartes  
  - Structuralism  
  - Zeno  
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  Thomas Paine - Common Sense and...

  Kelly Mass

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  Thomas Paine was a political activist, theorist, political theorist, and revolutionary who was born in England. He wrote 2 of the most popular handouts at the beginning of the American Revolution, Common Sense (1776) and The American Crisis (1776-- 1783) and helped motivate patriots to announce independence from Great Britain in 1776. His thoughts echoed the Knowledge's global human rights concepts. 
  Paine, who was born in Thetford, Norfolk, relocated to the British American groups with the support of Benjamin Franklin in 1774, in the nick of time to participate in the American Revolution. Practically each rebel read (or heard to a reading of) his 47-page brochure Good sense, which was proportionally the very popular American title of perpetuity and catalyzed the defiant need for independence from Great Britain. The American Crisis was a pamphlet series that promoted for revolution. Paine spent the most of the 1790s in France, where he ended up being deeply immersed in the Reign of terror. He wrote Rights of Man (1791), which was partially a defense to the challengers of the Reign of terror. In 1792, he was tried and found guilty in England for seditious libel in his lack for his attacks on Anglo-Irish conservative author Edmund Burke. 
  Thomas Paine has certainly left his mark. He’s become a historical figure worth remembering. Let’s explore more about his life and mission in this book.

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  Introversion - Harnessing Quiet...

  Coral Nunez

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  We live in an extroverted culture that celebrates the outspoken, the assertive, and the constantly visible. Yet, within this fast-paced and noisy environment, introverts possess a unique, quiet power that has the potential to change the world. This book is an invitation to explore that power, to embrace the strengths that come from stillness, reflection, and thoughtful action. 
    
  Introversion is often misunderstood. It is more than just a preference for solitude or a resistance to socializing—it is a deeply ingrained aspect of personality that influences how introverts think, feel, and interact with the world around them. While extroverts may draw energy from social interactions and thrive in bustling environments, introverts find their energy in solitude, introspection, and meaningful, one-on-one connections. This quiet energy, often invisible and overlooked, holds tremendous potential. 
    
  The power of quiet comes from the ability to observe, listen, and reflect. Introverts tend to be deep thinkers, careful decision-makers, and innovative problem-solvers. Their capacity for empathy and their tendency to think before they speak makes them invaluable contributors to any conversation, organization, or cause. Yet, in a world that often values speed over thought, action over reflection, and volume over substance, introverts may feel pressured to conform to expectations that are not in alignment with their natural tendencies. This pressure can lead to feelings of frustration, inadequacy, and even isolation.

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  President Trump - The Fall of...

  Phil Joseph

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  A businessman, a celebrity, a president. 
  A threat to us all. 
  Sure, everyone knows that Donald Trump was an interesting president to say the very least, but while there was plenty of media coverage about the man himself, very little was said about his politics. 
  Perhaps you are interested in learning about the set of political promises that Trump's rise to president was based on. 
  What if I told you that this extremely dangerous campaign process was happening all over again, right in front of our eyes? 
  President Trump - The Fall of the Godfather is a must read for anyone interested in American politics or global affairs. 
  As the recent leader of the world's superpower, every person should be interested to find out how this celebrity businessman was able to make it into power, and how we can prevent that ever happening again. 
  This book will do that and so much more! 
  Inside President Trump - The Fall of the Godfather, discover:Trump’s PhilosophyHow Trump Became PresidentTrump’s Love Affair With AutocratsWhere is Trump Now? 
  If we don’t act quickly, the world forum risks allowing the same experiences we witnessed with the Trump presidency to mark history once again. 
  So grab a copy of President Trump, The Fall of the Godfather today, and be sure to learn about this essential and engaging topic.

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  Oopsy Whoopsy Daisy - A fun...

  Charlotte Anurukem

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  Narrated by author and singer-songwriter Charlotte Anurukem, "Oopsy Whoopsy Daisy" is a fun and memorable sing-along rhyming story, reminding kids aged 2-7 that it's OK to make mistakes! In fact, mistakes can help them learn and grow! Listen to the sound of the water spill, and experience the comical slips, trips and mishaps that children will all be able to relate to. Enjoy the repetition of this memorable melodic rhyme, that kids will quickly grab onto; a fun and impactful tool to equip them to build resilience and a positive mindset about mistakes.

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  Swimming to Freedom - My Escape...

  Kent Wong

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  An extraordinary memoir of Communist China, the Cultural Revolution, and a yearning to be free 
   
  When Kent Wong was a young boy, his father, a patriotic Chinese official in the customs office in Hong Kong, joined an insurrection at work, allowing the family to return to the newly established People’s Republic of China. Hailed as heroes, they settled in the southern city of Canton. But Chairman Mao’s China was dangerous and unstable, with landlords executed en masse and millions dying of starvation during the Great Leap Forward. 
   
  In Swimming to Freedom, Kent Wong captures his childhood amidst revolutionary times, where boyish adventures and school days mixed with dire poverty and political persecution. Mao’s Hundred Flower Campaign had ensnared Kent’s father. A decade later, the Cultural Revolution closed schools, plunged the country into chaos, and scattered Kent and his sisters to disparate villages, where they struggled to eke out a bare existence. As the son of a “capitalist rightist,” Kent began to realize that with higher education closed to him, he had no future in China. So when he hooked up with a dissident underground and heard about fellow countrymen, known as “Freedom Swimmers,” braving great hardship to reach freedom by swimming across miles of open water to Hong Kong, he decided to join them, risking his life for a better future. A gripping, heart-rending journey, this memoir is a moving testament to the human spirit.

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