In the Minds of Men: Darwin and the New World Order
1984
A polemical critique by Ian Taylor examining how evolutionary theory, humanism, and modern scientific worldviews shape culture, ethics, and power structures, often from a creationist perspective.
Jean Baudrillard’s influential philosophical work arguing that contemporary society is dominated by simulacra, symbols and models that no longer refer to any underlying reality, only to other signs.
Plato’s central philosophical dialogue on justice, political order, education, and the ideal state, presented through Socratic conversation and foundational to Western political philosophy.
Spycatcher: The Candid Autobiography of a Senior Intelligence Officer
1987
Peter Wright’s memoir of his career in MI5, detailing intelligence operations and alleging internal corruption, famous for the legal attempts by the UK government to suppress its publication.