Books

The Aristotle Foundation encourages an old-fashioned habit: reading books.

We have published three books since we started up in 2023: The 1867 Project, The Victim Cult, and Freedom Fighter. We also profile other books by authors interviewed by the Aristotle Foundation.

Canada is open, diverse, and full of opportunity, so why is it under attack?

From assaults on historical figures such as John A. Macdonald to cancel culture and charges that Canada is a genocidal nation-state, the country that every generation and every immigrant built is now facing routine and corrosive attacks…

Freedom Fighter: John Diefenbaker’s Battle for Canadian Liberties and Independence, by Bob Plamondon

Canada is open, diverse, and full of opportunity, so why is it under attack?

Today’s blame culture is wrecking civilization—and it’s getting worse.

Imagine being tortured for your identity. Roy Ratnavel explains his own story and why categorizing others by race, ethnicity or religion is so dangerous.

What makes for a thriving civilization?

When are conspiracies real and when are they just conspiracy theories?

Who invented individual rights in Canada?

Are we doomed to identity tribalism?

Was the Freedom Convoy defensible, indefensible, or something in-between?

An immigrant flees identity politics—only to find it again in Canada

Think we imprison too much and over-punish? New York criminologist Barry Latzer discusses the myths and facts

From Nazi Germany to North Korea, can we ever rid the world of tyrants?

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