20th Century
The turbulent 1900s birthed revolutionary ideas and radical artistic movements that forever changed how we see ourselves and society. Between world wars and social upheaval, writers grappled with existentialism, stream of consciousness, and the growing shadows of totalitarianism through groundbreaking works that defined modern literature.
20th Century Book Summaries
The Fall
Philosophy
France
Literature
The Salon of Exiled Artists in California
Art
LGBT
Bisexual
What Is Existentialism?
Philosophy
Classics
Essays
Ulysses
Literature
Classics
Ireland
The Trial
Philosophy
Literature
German Literature
The Sound and the Fury
Literature
Classics
Novels
Amerika
Classics
German Literature
Literature
Zeno's Conscience
Italian Literature
Italy
Literature
To the Lighthouse
Classics
Literature
Novels
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Classics
Literature
Irish Literature
توتالیتاریسم
Politics
History
Philosophy
Mother Courage and Her Children
Theatre
School
20th Century
Totality and Infinity
An Essay on Exteriority
Philosophy
Theory
Essays
The Common Sense of Science
With a New Preface by Sir Hermann Bondi
Science
Philosophy
20th Century
Lectures on the Will to Know
Lectures at the Collège de France, 1970-1971, & Oedipal Knowledge
Philosophy
Politics
Theory
The Wasteland, Prufrock and Other Poems
Poetry
Classics
Literature
A Passage to India
Historical Fiction
Classics
Literature
Homo Faber
Classics
German Literature
School
All My Sons
Plays
Classics
Drama
Tortilla Flat
Classics
Literature
Historical Fiction
The Counterfeiters
France
Classics
French Literature
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Other Plays
Plays
Classics
Drama
Dubliners
Classics
Short Stories
Ireland
The Custom of the Country
Classics
Historical Fiction
American
The House of Hunger
Africa
Short Stories
Zimbabwe
Ariel
Classics
Feminism
Poetry