Theory of the Theatre and Other Principles of Dramatic Criticism - Clayton Hamilton

"The Wealth of Nations" is a foundational text in economics that explores the nature of wealth, the role of labor, and the principles of a free market. Its enduring themes of trade, productivity, and ...

16 Aug 6h 2min

"Goldsmith's Friend Abroad Again" by Mark Twain offers a piercing satire on the American myth of freedom and equality, particularly as it relates to the treatment of Chinese immigrants in 19th century...

15 Aug 37min

"Freedom's Battle" is a compelling collection of writings and speeches by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, created during the tumultuous period of British rule in India following World War I. This audioboo...

14 Aug 7h 33min

Friedrich Nietzsche's "Ecce Homo" serves as a striking autobiography and a bold declaration of his philosophical identity, written at the zenith of his creative output. With audacious chapter titles l...

13 Aug 5h 36min

"Before Adam" by Jack London intertwines sound science with speculative fiction, exploring Darwin's theory of evolution and the concept of racial memory. The protagonist navigates the modern world whi...

12 Aug 3h 49min

"Don Carlos" is a dramatic poem by Friedrich Schiller that delves into the complex relationship between King Philip II of Spain and his son, Don Carlos, set against a backdrop of political intrigue an...

11 Aug 6h 21min

"Ads and Sales" by Herbert Newton Casson is a pioneering exploration of advertising and selling practices in the United States as of 1911, marking the first application of Scientific Management princi...

10 Aug 4h 12min

In "Datchet Diamonds" by Richard Marsh, the theft of the Duchess of Datchet's exquisite diamonds sparks a thrilling adventure as Mr. Paxton, a gambler on the verge of fleeing his debts, finds himself ...

9 Aug 5h 32min