Social Science and Freemasonry

A groundbreaking study of the intersection between Freemasonry and the social sciences, this work delves deep into the history and philosophy of one of the world's most mysterious and influential secret societies. With detailed analyses of key Masonic texts and rituals, and a broad survey of the social and cultural context in which Freemasonry arose, Blitz provides a fascinating and original perspective on this enduringly fascinating subject.

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