Contemporary philosophy • Political philosophy

Bogoubojstvo Zapada

Zoran Vukman

It is a book that shocks with its insights about Western civilization after the "death of God" and deals with the criticism of gender ideology in an unprecedented way, through popular philosophy and essay writing that takes you from beginning to end through a spiritual thriller.

Editor

Zoran Vukman

Dimensions

21 x 13 cm

Pages

241

Publisher

Vlastita naklada, Trogir, 2016.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53987-911-0

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