The criminal history of the human race

Author's name: Colin Wilsendar Publisher: National Center for Translation Year of publication: 2025 Literary classification: History and Politics Brief about the book: In this book, psychology, philosophy, economics, geography, history, anthropology, sociology, and all sciences that humans have accomplished are blended in a unique alloy in which the author presents a summary of his thought, culture, and experiences with the phenomenon of human beings, and his vision of that creature that combines within it all contradictions, most notably creativity and crime... Creativity that built civilizations and presented impressive achievements, and crime that destroys, erases, and seeks to achieve its goals through reduction, simplification, and assault; so the book is merely an attempt to understand the story of human beings in light of the contradiction between crime and creativity, then to use the results that can be reached to predict the upcoming stages of human development. Colin Wilson also tries to understand the story of human beings in light of the contradiction between crime and creativity, then to use the results that can be reached to predict the upcoming stages of human development. The fixed truth is that human history was mainly a history of crime; but it was also full of creativity, and at the same time, it is certain that human beings could perish.