In the Wake: On Blackness and Being
by Christina Sharpe | 
First You Have to Row a Little Boat
by Richard Bode | 
Understanding Media
by Marshall McLuhan | 
A Rulebook for Arguments
by Anthony Weston | 
The Book of Calamities
by Peter Trachtenberg | 
A Secret History of Consciousness
by Gary Lachman | 
Coincidance
by Robert Anton Wilson |
A Voice Crying in the Wilderness
by Edward Abbey | 
In Bluebeard's Castle
by George Steiner | 
Pluralism
by William Connolly | 
On Caring
by Milton Mayeroff | 
Time and the Soul
by Jacob Needleman | 
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Modern Culture
by Roger Scruton | 
On the Unhappiness of Being Greek
by Nikos Dimou |
Maxims for Revolutionists
by George Bernard Shaw |
Thinking of Answers
by A. C. Grayling | 
Expect the Unexpected
by Roger Von Oech | 
Paris, Capital of Modernity
by David Harvey | 
Between the Monster and the Saint
by Richard Holloway | 
Bertrand Russell
by Paul Strathern |
Fukuoka demonstrates how the way we look at farming influences the way we look at health, the school, nature, nutrition, spiritual health and life itself. He joins the healing of the land to the process of purifying the human spirit and proposes a way of life and a way of farming in which such healing can take place.