An exceptional collection of seven influential scholarly works in softcover/paperback format spanning archaeology, economics, intellectual history, religious studies, sociology, and philosophy. This carefully curated lot represents foundational texts in 20th-century academic thought, perfect for serious scholars, students, and intellectually engaged collectors seeking affordable access to classic intellectual works. Books Included: 1. "World of the Maya" by Victor W. Von Hagen (Paperback) Illustrated exploration of ancient Maya civilization by renowned archaeologist and explorer Examines advanced pre-Columbian society through archaeological evidence Includes period photography and historical documentation Genre: Archaeology, Ancient Civilizations, Anthropology Format: Softcover/Paperback Condition: Vintage used with intact photographs and illustrations 2. "Capitalism Today" - Edited by Daniel Bell & Irving Kristol (Paperback) Academic collection examining contemporary capitalism from multiple perspectives Essays from leading economists and political theorists Diverse viewpoints on modern economic systems and their implications Genre: Economics, Political Science, Business History Format: Softcover/Paperback Condition: Vintage academic library condition 3. "The Shaping of the Modern Mind" by Crane Brinton (Paperback) Foundational work in intellectual history by respected historian Traces development of modern Western thought and philosophy Examines key ideas that shaped contemporary civilization Genre: Intellectual History, Philosophy, Western Thought Format: Softcover/Paperback Condition: Vintage used 4. "Here I Stand - A Life of Martin Luther" by Roland H. Bainton (Paperback) Classic biographical work by church historian Roland H. Bainton Definitive biography of Protestant Reformation leader Captures life, thought, and impact in engaging narrative form Genre: Biography, Religious History, Reformation Studies Format: Softcover/Paperback Condition: Vintage used 5. "The Theory of the Leisure Class" by Thorstein Veblen (Paperback) Groundbreaking sociological and economic treatise Analyzes consumer behavior, social class, and economic systems Introduces influential concepts like "conspicuous consumption"