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- My Life and WorkHenry Ford argues that business should serve the many by lowering prices through efficient production, and he recounts his path from early experiments…73 cards · History · Classic
- My own storyEmmeline Pankhurst's My Own Story recounts her childhood in Manchester and the family influences that shaped her suffrage convictions. This deck cover…270 cards · History · Classic
- Myths of Babylonia and AssyriaDonald Mackenzie argues that Babylonian and Assyrian myths grew from Sumerian and Akkadian roots, with racial origins debated through language and arc…170 cards · History · Classic
- Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American SlaveFrederick Douglass’s 1845 narrative argues that slavery brutalizes both enslaved people and enslavers, and that ignorance and enforced dependence sust…63 cards · History · Classic
- Olympic Victor Monuments and Greek Athletic ArtWalter Woodburn Hyde argues that Greek athletic art can be reconstructed by combining literary testimony with surviving monuments, while cautioning ag…425 cards · History · Classic
- On LibertyThis deck covers John Stuart Mill’s autobiographical chapters in On Liberty, including his education, early writings, parliamentary career, and Harrie…65 cards · Political philosophy · Classic
- On the Origin of SpeciesCharles Darwin's On the Origin of Species argues that species change over time through natural selection acting on inherited variation. This deck cove…184 cards · Science · Classic
- Origin of Cultivated Plants: The International Scientific Series Volume XLVIIIAlphonse de Candolle’s Origin of Cultivated Plants argues that cultivated species can be traced to specific geographic regions using botanical, lingui…413 cards · Economics · Classic
- PhaedrusPlato's Phaedrus argues that true rhetoric requires knowledge of the soul and philosophical truth, contrasting this with manipulative persuasion. This…109 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Plain Facts for Old and YoungJohn Harvey Kellogg’s Plain Facts for Old and Young argues that sexual knowledge should be given to children gradually and accurately rather than conc…343 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Plutarch: Lives of the noble Grecians and RomansPlutarch pairs Greek and Roman figures to compare their virtues and circumstances, beginning with Theseus and Romulus. This deck covers his account of…438 cards · History · Classic
- Politics: A Treatise on GovernmentAristotle argues that the state exists for the sake of living well and that its form must be judged by the virtue of its citizens. The deck covers his…311 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of ThinkingWilliam James argues that philosophical positions are shaped by temperament and that pragmatism mediates between rationalist and empiricist habits of …146 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- ProtagorasPlato's Protagoras dramatizes a debate between Socrates and the sophist Protagoras over whether virtue can be taught, ending in apparent confusion. Th…84 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Public opinionWalter Lippmann argues that democracy rests on a false picture of citizens forming opinions about a world they cannot directly see. The deck covers hi…120 cards · Psychology · Classic
- Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. KennedyThe Warren Commission's report argues that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating President Kennedy and that no conspiracy was established. Th…409 cards · History · Classic
- Revelations of Divine LoveJulian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love records sixteen mystical visions and her theological reflections on sin, love, prayer, and Christ's mot…330 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Scenes in the Life of Harriet TubmanSarah Bradford’s 1869 memoir presents Harriet Tubman’s Underground Railroad rescues and Civil War service as evidence of extraordinary courage and fai…82 cards · History · Classic
- Second Treatise of GovernmentJohn Locke’s Second Treatise of Government argues that legitimate political power derives from the consent of the governed and that natural rights pre…159 cards · Political philosophy · Classic
- Self Help; with Illustrations of Conduct and PerseveranceSamuel Smiles argues that individual conduct and perseverance, not institutions or inherited rank, drive achievement, and that government reflects the…197 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Seneca's Morals of a Happy Life, Benefits, Anger and ClemencySeneca argues that happiness rests on virtue and reason rather than wealth or pleasure, and that benefits, anger, and clemency must be governed by jud…327 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- Society as I Have Found ItWard McAllister’s memoir recounts his family’s fortunes and his own rise as a Gilded Age social arbiter. The cards cover his parents and childhood, hi…100 cards · History · Classic
- Some Jewish Witnesses For ChristAaron Bernstein’s Some Jewish Witnesses For Christ argues that Jewish converts to Christianity have been neglected in Jewish historiography and presen…397 cards · History · Classic
- Some Principles of Maritime StrategyCorbett argues that maritime strategy, not naval strategy alone, determines war outcomes, and that theory clarifies war’s enduring principles while ac…302 cards · History · Classic
- South: The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition, 1914-1917Ernest Shackleton’s South recounts the 1914–1917 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition and the loss and eventual destruction of the Endurance in Weddell…159 cards · History · Classic
- Spontaneous Activity in EducationMaria Montessori argues that education must respect children’s spontaneous activity and links neglect, fatigue, and rigid lessons to harm. The cards c…131 cards · Psychology · Classic
- Susan B. Anthony: Rebel, Crusader, HumanitarianAlma Lutz’s biography argues that Susan B. Anthony saw women’s legal restrictions as a form of slavery and expected worldwide discrimination eventuall…361 cards · History · Classic
- Tao Te ChingThe Tao Te Ching presents the Tao as an ineffable source that cannot be grasped through language or desire, and it recommends quietist, non-coercive c…270 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- The Analects of Confucius (from the Chinese Classics)The Analects presents Confucius's teachings on virtue, propriety, learning, and governance through short dialogues and aphorisms. This deck covers key…77 cards · Philosophy · Classic
- The Analysis of MindBertrand Russell’s The Analysis of Mind argues against treating mind as a separate substance or as essentially intentional, proposing instead a neutra…105 cards · Philosophy · Classic
第 61–90 本，共 157 套卡组。每套覆盖全书每一章；新增书目均核对原文与许可后上线。