Al-Rafidain House

Section: Political Books Number of pages: 373 pages Who is the Arab reader who does not know the meaning of nation? After a century and more of being saturated with...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 486 pages Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter navigates two contrasting worlds: the poor black neighborhood where she lives, riddled with gangs, drug dealing and poverty, and...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 361 pages Despite the simplicity of her stories, Mrs. Spoon has a unique charm. Her ability to shrink in the most critical moments allows...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 377 pages The Mental Transformation of Peoples: The First Consequences of the War of 1916 by Gustave Le Bon... This book falls within the context...

Section: Thought and Philosophy Number of pages: 212 pages It can be said in general that Nietzsche believed that madness was the usual and natural state that was associated with...

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 296 pages They could have taken everything from them except what was between them and the sea, and the sea in Jaffa carried the...

Section: Thought and Philosophy Number of pages: 860 pages Kafka corresponded with an unknown woman and always referred to her in his diaries by the first letter of her name,...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 797 pages Isabel Archer is a beloved, educated but poor American girl. A fortune falls upon her from the sky, making her a target...

Number of pages: 424 pages The author of the book is Leo Tolstoy's youngest daughter, Alexandra Tolstaya, who lived with her father for twenty-five years until his death, and was...

Section: Thought and Philosophy Number of pages: 204 pages It aims to address the issue of despair, sin and faith, and the existential and moral problems that they reveal that...

Section: Social Sciences Number of pages: 141 pages The author is indeed anticipating the features of a completely new era. To this end, he did not limit himself to addressing...

Section: Thought and philosophy Number of pages: 244 pages The book deals in depth with the concept of terror from a philosophical point of view, as an existential phenomenon that opens...