"This volume illustrates what it means to do intellectual history and demonstrates why intellectual history remains important, especially in the context of...the 'political history of ideas'." * German Studies Review "Each essay, in its own right, is accomplished, well written, and highly engaging[...]

First published as a novel in 1895, Jude the Obscure is Thomas Hardy's tragedy of defeated intellect and impossible passion.[...]

This critical look at the history of psychology explores the subject from various standpoints including the philosophical and religious. The time period covered by the book goes from the ancient Greek era to the modern age.[...]

Classic / British English Michael Henchard is a wealthy and respected man, but he has a terrible secret. Twenty years ago, when he was unemployed and penniless, he sold his wife to a sailor. Now she is looking for him again. Why? And what will happen when she finds him?[...]

The tragic story of Michael Henchard and his painful quest to be forgotten-an unforgettable tale of love, greed, and loss.
THIS ENRICHED CLASSIC EDITION INCLUDES:
- A concise introduction that gives the reader important background information
- A chronology of the author's life and wor[...]

From the author of "Tess of the D Urbervilles" comes a fascinating novel, as powerful today as it was controversial during its original publication Thomas Hardy's last and arguably most controversial novel, "Jude the Obscure" is the story of a young country workman who is thwarted in his efforts for[...]