Ali Harb's seminal work, 'Discourse on Endings,' delves into the profound complexities arising from the intersection of sweeping globalization and the intricate dilemmas of identity in the contemporary world. This book critically examines how the relentless forces of globalization, while presenting new 'conquests' and opportunities, simultaneously expose and exacerbate 'quandaries' for individual and collective identity. Harb meticulously analyzes the erosion of traditional boundaries, the fluidity of cultural landscapes, and the struggle to maintain distinct selfhood amidst an increasingly interconnected global village. It is a vital exploration for anyone grappling with the philosophical and sociological challenges of our rapidly evolving era.