Explore the profound history of scientific thought with M. N. Roy’s “Materialism: An Outline of the History of Scientific Thought.” Published by Gyan Publishing House, this insightful hardcover delves into the evolution of materialism, tracing its influence from ancient Greek philosophers to contemporary scientific advancements. Roy champions rational inquiry and empirical methods, advocating for a worldview rooted in scientific materialism and critical thinking. This 292-page volume, available in English, is a must-read for those interested in the intersection of science and philosophy. Discover how materialist ideas have continuously shaped our understanding of the natural world and gain a deeper appreciation for the foundations of modern science.

Explore the timeless clash between reason and irrationality in M. N. Roy’s “Science and Superstition.” This insightful hardcover, published by Gyan Publishing House, powerfully advocates for scientific thinking as the key to dismantling ignorance and superstition, barriers to societal progress. Roy meticulously critiques the enduring presence of unscientific beliefs in modern times, underscoring the critical role of education and a scientific temperament. Delve into his arguments for a rational worldview that champions intellectual and cultural advancement. Perfect for readers interested in philosophy, social progress, and the foundations of critical thinking, this 175-page English edition (ISBN 9789362800558) is a vital addition to “The Bookish Owl” collection for those seeking a deeper understanding of human thought and societal evolution.

Discover the profound historical impact and rich cultural tapestry of Islam in M. N. Roy’s insightful essay, “The Historical Role of Islam: An Essay on Islamic Culture.” Published by Gyan Publishing House, this compelling book, available with ISBN 9789362088659, offers a comprehensive exploration of Islamic civilization. Delve into the origins of Islam, its social and historical context, and the factors contributing to its widespread influence. Roy meticulously examines the teachings of Prophet Mohammad and the evolution of Islamic philosophy, highlighting its fascinating intersections with Indian culture. Across its 118 pages, this volume provides an invaluable perspective for readers interested in religion, Islamic history, and cultural studies. M. N. Roy, a renowned philosopher and revolutionary, brings his unique intellectual rigor to this seminal work.