Paul Baweja's 'A Philosophical Treatise of Reality' is a compelling and original 500,000-word four volume narrative of the modern civilised world. Baweja's treatise presents an immanent critique of philosophy, a critique that incorporates a wide array of perspectives and dimensions on human knowledge, including but not limited to, Medicine, Economics, Law, Jurisprudence, History, Science, Morality, Technology, Western Philosophy, Metaphysics, Ethics, Religion, Sexuality, Eastern Philosophy, Theology, Politics, War, and Diplomacy.

Baweja's philosophical treatise engages in historical revisionism, and it fundamentally challenges the orthodox and traditional accounts of human knowledge. This treatise is a well-written and meticulously researched text that engages with numerous primary and secondary source material, not to mention, it incorporates archival research. This insightful philosophical treatise will leave readers with a critical impression of the ideological forces, doctrines, institutions, empires, laws, ideas, and individuals that have shaped the course of history, and the development of the human civilisation over the course of the former millennium.