Distant strangers : how Britain became modern by Vernon, James

Table of Contents: “…-- A society of strangers -- Governing strangers -- Associating with strangers -- An economy of strangers.…”
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Crystalline lifetime : fragments of Asperger syndrome by Jackson, Luke

Table of Contents: “…Little Somethings; 26. Stranger and Strangers; 27. Nothing Means Nothing Anymore.…”
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Dictionary of non-philosophy by Laruelle, François

Table of Contents: “…Reversibility (reciprocity, convertibility, exchange); Rule (of force (of) thought); Science-thought (unified theory of thought); Science-of-men; Sense (sense (of) identity); Solitude (alone); Stranger (existing-Stranger-subject); Thought (continent of thought); Time-without-temporality (radical past, transcendental future, world-present); Transcendental (pure transcendental Identity); Transcendental axiomatics; Transcendental science; Unconscious (non-psychoanalytical Unconscious); Universal noesis; Universal pragmatics; Universality (uni-versality and generality); Universe-language; Universe-noema; Universion; Vision-in-One (One, One-in-One, Real); World; World-thought.…”
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The modern stranger : on language and membership by Harman, Lesley D., 1956-

Table of Contents: “…as Stranger -- 1.3. Simmelâ€?s Stranger -- 2. Stranger as “Marginal Manâ€? -- 2.1. Park: Migration and Emancipation -- 2.2. …”
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The Necessity of Strangers : the Intriguing Truth About Insight, Innovation, and Success. by Gregerman, Alan

Table of Contents: “…The Necessity of Strangers: The Intriguing Truth About Insight, Innovation, and Success; Contents; Preface; Part One: Frameworks; 1: Necessity; THE NECESSITY OF STRANGERS; WHERE STRANGERS MATTER; THE VALUE AND LIMITS OF FRIENDS; The Numbers Limit; The Similarity Limit; THE LIMITS OF BUSINESS AS USUAL; 2: Aversion; THE RACE TO THE SOUTH POLE; Triumph and Tragedy; The Critical Difference; THE REAL CHALLENGE OF PEOPLE WHO ARE DIFFERENT; Missing the Obvious; Getting Beyond Business as Usual; WHAT SCIENCE TELLS US; Stereotyping and Prejudice; Conformity and Groupthinking; Attachment Theory.…”
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