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 Howard Zinn, "People's History of the United States: 1492 to Present"
Harper Perennial Modern Classics | ISBN 0060838655 | 2005 Year | PDF | ~2 Mb | 768 Pages
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"The Cambridge Companion to Atheism"
Michael Martin - editor
A reference work on atheism intended for students and nonspecialists. Its eighteen authors include eleven writers from philosophy, three from religious studies, and one each from sociology, anthropology, psychology, and law.
Quite well organized, the book has three chapters on Background, nine on The Case Against Theism, and six on Implications. It is often interesting and stimulating, and contains a good deal of useful material. But its chapters are of uneven quality, and some will be tough going for beginners. The book also features some internal tensions (perhaps the inevitable result of such a diverse set of contributors). These tensions are not in themselves disturbing and could even be pedagogically useful.
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