Brian Bethune

A new and compelling biography about the Austrian psychoanalyst

Peter C. Newman shows that the United Empire Loyalists were not a homogenous group

Evolutionary psychologist Robin Dunbar describes how the growing social brain changed humans

1916 set the stage for the revolutions in Russia that would cast their shadow over not just the First World War but the entire 20th century

A petition. A counter-petition. Apologies. Accusations. Canada’s most beloved authors have found themselves embroiled in an ugly controversy

Madeleine Thien and Peter Wohlleben continue to sit atop our bestsellers list in fiction and non-fiction

The U.S. greeted the outbreak of the First World War with disbelief, but by late 1916 thousands of Americans were already personally involved in the war

A collection of stories reacting to the political and socio-economic turmoil of 19th-century France

Johannes Fried looks at the moments that formed the legendary Frankish ruler

From 2016: Mainline Protestant churches that focus on the Gospel and prayer are growing, while those that don’t are in decline