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8 reviews
Victor Thorn

Sisyphus Press, 2003

New World Order Exposed
Excellant book and very eye opening. Makes you wonder about reality.

The Myth of Sisyphus-and other essays
Albert Camus

Vintage Book, 1955

Myth of Sisyphus & Other Essays

1 review
Albert Camus

Vintage, 1955

Pessimistic, yet at the same time, life-affirming.
I won't get into a detailed synopsis of the essays, but I will give you a general idea of what kind of ideas it puts out. He starts off with the comment that the only true philosophical problem is suicide. Why do we go on-Why should we go on in an ultimately nihilistic existence? He attempts to answer with purely concrete reasons. He attempts nothing metaphysical like the existentialists ...

The Myth of Sisyphus: And Other Essays

46 reviews
Albert Camus

Vintage, 1991

Definitely worth a try
Not everyone is inclined to navel lintgazing. Nor is everyone up for the level of effort necessary to gain any type of understanding of Camus' writings either. That doesn't mean the effort should not be made though! I avoided Camus for years, until a reference at work (hostage negotiation) made me realize that Camus' work was an essential element for my toolbox - namely being able to agree ...

9-11 Evil

3 reviews

Sisyphus Press, 2006

9-11 TRUTH IN ITS PUREST FORM
This book contains a treasure of nuggets that point toward the TRUTH of the 9/11 attacks. If you followed every point mentioned it would take a book the size of an encyclopedia to detail what has been done. This book is 9-11 Truth in its purest form and is NOT politically correct. The label of "antisemite" is a WEAPON used to try to extinguish the truth by those who killed the Prophets ...

Existential Meditation

4 reviews
Simon Cleveland

Lulu.com, 2005

Powerfully Thought-provoking
Existential Meditation 'On the questions of Beginning, the Meaning of Existence, and the Consequences of the End' has a basic underlying message: Get back to the simplicity of life. The words themselves sound simple enough, but if you look around, human beings tend to take the simplest of things and create havoc. Simon Cleveland has penned what could be considered a highly controversial subject ...

Knowledge And Innovation for Development: The Sisyphus Challenge of the 21st Century
Francisco R. Sagasti

Edward Elgar Pub, 2005

`A landmark study that will inspire practitioners as much as it will inspire further research on the role of technology in economic change. A powerful reminder to policy makers on the importance of creativity as a source of economic renewal.' - Calestous Juma, Harvard University, US `Knowledge and Innovation for Development is a splendid piece of scholarship, which no-one else could possibly have written. It brings together an astonishing ...

The Myth of Sisyphus (Penguin Modern Classics)
Albert Camus

Penguin Classics, 2000

Phantom Flight 93: And Other Astounding September 11 Mysteries Explored
Victor Thorn, Lisa Guliani

Sisyphus Press/American Free Press, 2007

Could September 11's Flight 93 be the key to unraveling the entire 9-11 mystery? In Phantom Flight 93 - the first and only book to emerge from the 9-11 truth movement on this subject - you will discover how this event in Shanksville could very well be the smoking gun which exposes the government's falsehoods once and for all. Starting with physical evidence - especially a 10x12 foot crater in an abandoned strip mine - it becomes clear that a ...

9-11 on Trial

8 reviews
Victor Thorn

Sisyphus Press, 2005

Shows Tip of the Iceberg of Public Corruption
The trial style of this book can seem dry, at first. Every chapter represents different type of testimony/evidence. It has a thorough bibliography. After reading every chapter of this book one overwhelmingly understands that the mass murder of 3000 people at the World Trade Center was an inside job that was covered up by our own government. There was never any governmental crime scene ...

The Bukowski Hangover Project

Sisyphus Press, 2003

The Bukowski Hangover Project features some of the hottest poets and authors from Babel Magazine and the independent press. If you want something other than the same old thing, order this book and discover what the mainstream press isn't showing you.

The Children of Sisyphus (Longman Caribbean Writers Series)

3 reviews
Orlando Patterson

Longman Group, 1986

Concrete Dungle
Orlando Patterson's Children of Sisyphus set the standard for social realism in Caribbean fiction. He does not romanticize the lives of the poor, nor does he damn them with neglect;rather, he gives their lives dignity. This is the moral tightrope that all Third World writers face: the choice between compassion and brutal honesty. Patterson succeeds in this fine portrayal of the lives of the poor ...

The Children of Sisyphus

Houghton Mifflin Company, 1965

His first and only novel about the underworld in Jamaica.

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