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This challenging and thought-provoking book contributes to some key debates about history, particularly British history. It also adds to the discussion about net zero, particularly emphasising our industry’s need for energy security. It celebrates our 2014 vote for union, despite the damaging divisive effects of devolution, and it celebrates our 2016 vote for independence, for ending our membership of the European Union.
The book also intervenes in philosophical exchanges, espousing a modern materialism presented in reviews of books by Peter Hacker, the most important philosopher of recent times, in criticisms of Martin Heidegger, and in reviews of a range of books on ethics. It concludes with studies of the damaging effects of trans ideology on women’s rights.
In each section, the author reviews a wide variety of books and arguments across all sides of the debates. This approach provides a lively overview of the history of each of these crucial debates.