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The spirit-driven ship· The Rime of the Ancient MarinerKastalia's non-historical perspective· The Glass Bead GameCastalia's hierarchical arrogance· The Glass Bead GameIsolation and dependence of Castalia on the outside world· The Glass Bead GameMatrilineal order in the rainmaker’s village· The Glass Bead GameThe isolation and detachment from reality of Castalia· The Glass Bead GameLong drought and famine in the rainmaker’s village· The Glass Bead GameKastalia's tranquility· The Glass Bead GameThe Fragility and Endangerment of Bead Games· The Glass Bead GameCastalia’s growing isolation and decline· The Glass Bead GameCastalia’s isolation from the outside world· The Glass Bead GameDasa's life as a fugitive· The Glass Bead GameDesignori's isolation and melancholy· The Glass Bead GameThe Decline and Survival Crisis of Castalia· The Glass Bead GameApproaching World Political Crisis· The Glass Bead GameFeuilleton era· The Glass Bead GameFormer Music Master’s transfiguration· The Glass Bead GameJoseph Knecht’s spiritual awakenings· The Glass Bead GameJosephus Famulus's spiritual despair· The Glass Bead GameKnecht's resistance to leadership of fate· The Glass Bead GameKnecht's concerns about the glass bead game and Castalia· The Glass Bead GameKnecht’s awakening· The Glass Bead GameKnecht’s awakening and inner polarity· The Glass Bead GameKnecht’s awakening and transition· The Glass Bead GameKnecht’s estrangement from Castalia· The Glass Bead GameMaya· The Glass Bead GameOriginal sin· The Glass Bead GameTegularius’s alienation from the Order· The Glass Bead GameThe war between Dasa and Govinda· The Glass Bead GameTito’s guilt over Knecht’s death· The Glass Bead GameAbsolutism· Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and PovertyApartheid· Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and PovertyGrowth under extractive institutions· Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and PovertyState failure· Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and PovertyBathsheba’s uncertain widowhood· Far from the Madding CrowdClover-induced bloat in Bathsheba’s flock· Far from the Madding CrowdBathsheba and Troy’s troubled marriage· Far from the Madding CrowdBathsheba’s conditional promise to marry Boldwood· Far from the Madding CrowdBathsheba’s infatuation with Troy· Far from the Madding CrowdBathsheba’s grief and withdrawal after Troy’s death· Far from the Madding CrowdBoldwood’s insanity· Far from the Madding CrowdBoldwood’s detention by order of Her Majesty· Far from the Madding CrowdBoldwood’s infatuation with Bathsheba· Far from the Madding CrowdBoldwood’s obsessive emotional crisis· Far from the Madding CrowdBoldwood’s obsessive love for Bathsheba· Far from the Madding CrowdFanny Robin’s disappearance· Far from the Madding CrowdFanny Robin’s pregnancy and childbirth· Far from the Madding CrowdFanny Robin and Sergeant Troy’s unresolved relationship and marriage promise· Far from the Madding CrowdGabriel’s unrequited love for Bathsheba· Far from the Madding CrowdGabriel Oak’s financial ruin and poverty· Far from the Madding CrowdGabriel Oak’s unrequited love for Bathsheba Everdene· Far from the Madding CrowdSergeant Troy is believed drowned· Far from the Madding CrowdVampire Thirst and Hunger· The Vampire LestatModern secular morality and optimism· The Vampire LestatNicolas’s Madness and Silence After the Transformation· The Vampire LestatThe Secret Order of Vampire Society· The Vampire LestatVampire underground sleep· The Vampire LestatAkasha and Enkil’s Wakeful Stillness· The Vampire LestatAkasha and Enkil’s Dormant State· The Vampire LestatConsumption· The Vampire LestatThe Burned State of the Ancient Vampires· The Vampire LestatGabrielle's terminal illness· The Vampire LestatLestat’s Long Burial Sleep· The Vampire LestatLestat’s Decline After the Attack· The Vampire LestatThe Thirst· The Vampire LestatVampiric Thirst· The Vampire LestatVampirism· The Vampire LestatVampirism(Dark Gift)· The Vampire LestatVampirism (the Dark Gift)· The Vampire LestatRastignac’s Transformation as He Enters Parisian High Society· Père GoriotThe corruption and inequality of Paris society during the period of restoration· Père GoriotThe Viscountess de Beauséant’s Heartbreak and Retirement· Père GoriotVautrin’s Fugitive Identity and Arrest· Père GoriotAnastasie’s Subjection to Her Husband’s Control· Père GoriotGoriot’s Estrangement from His Daughters· Père GoriotGoriot’s financial decline· Père GoriotGoriot’s impoverishment· Père GoriotFlatland’s Hierarchical Social Order· FlatlandThe Colour Revolt Era· FlatlandSharik’s humanized state· The Heart of a DogSharikov’s atavistic state· The Heart of a DogRuin (social disorder)· The Heart of a DogSharik's restored canine state· The Heart of a Dog1948 Palestinian displacement· JudasPalestinian dispossession and refugeehood· JudasAntisemitism· JudasPostwar displacement of Arab residents· JudasConflict between Israel and the Arab states· JudasPolitical repression under Stalinism· JudasIsraeli–Arab conflict· JudasThe Ash family’s bankruptcy· JudasAtalia’s widowhood· JudasDivided Jerusalem· JudasIsraeli–Arab conflict and lasting hostility· JudasGershom Wald's physical disability· JudasGershom Wald’s degenerative physical disability· JudasFamily grief after Mija's death· JudasMija Wald's physical disability· JudasShaltiel Abravanel's political isolation· JudasShmuel Ash's loneliness and heartbreak· Judas