Product Description: Labor Avoidance is about work, something everyone hates, and something everyone longs to escape. At the same time, human nature is to sustain life that is physical, and thus constant labor is a necessity. This is what humanity, from Eden to our own post-industrial society, has always tried to reduce or avoid by making somebody else do it...read more

Product Description: The Green Palmers is the story of how a small town—Laurinville—confronts evil and overcomes it. The story is narrated by Mikey Brown, a twelve-year old schoolboy at the time and the story’s hero, ten years after the event. The idyllic town of Laurinville is visited one day by the “Green Palmers,” whose logo is a green palm and whose promise is the “Green Palm Way of Life...read more

Product Description: Accustomed to unprecedented affluence and efficiency, we in America now believe that our lives can be effortless and painless, and that we can concentrate on attaining pleasurable experiences as a matter of daily routine. In this book, Huer describes "post-human" American society as defying history and humanity-and brilliantly so-by creating a life without pain, and social relations without inconveniences...read more

Product Description: This is an incisive book about what has gone wrong with the social fabric of American society. Jon Huer postulates two models of society: one that pursues profit and self-interest, and the other that cherishes community values. Huer holds that these two types of ethics cannot coexist in a truly just society...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: The Fallacies of Social Science questions whether the «natural science model» is suitable, or even possible, at all for social science. It begins its task by differentiating the organism from society as two analytically exclusive categories...read more

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Product Description: The Great Art Hoax exposes the real fakery and hypocrisy of the art world: how art is manufactured and marketed; how the pathology of private possession drives up the price; and how false art is hyped as true art to the tune of millions of dollars...read more

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