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Showing 8 books from 2007

A Secular Age

2007 · 896 pages

In 1500 disbelief in God was barely possible. By 2000 it is ordinary. Taylor explains the shift not as science clearing away superstition but as Christian reform building a self sealed against transcendence.

★ 6.7

India After Gandhi

2007 · 960 pages

Guha carries India from independence in 1947 to the present and asks why it never broke apart, given partition, famine and insurgency. He calls it an unnatural nation and an unlikely democracy.

★ 6.4

What Hath God Wrought

The Transformation of America 1815-1848
2007 · 928 pages

Morse tapped the title into the first telegraph line in 1844. Howe's Pulitzer-winning account of antebellum America argues that communications, markets, and revival religion remade the country while Jacksonian politics took the credit.

★ 6.3

Call Me By Your Name

2007 · 256 pages

Elio is seventeen the summer a visiting scholar stays six weeks at his family's house on the Italian coast. Aciman renders desire from the inside, every calculation and humiliation of wanting someone.

★ 5.4