/lit/ - Literature

>>11416588
>What can the Greeks teach me about political philosophy?
I hope you're joking.
On topic, 'the rights of men' and 'common sense' are his two most important works.

>>11369999
Nice digits anon!

You are indeed the finest guardian of our just and good board.

At first i thought a lot of what is said in this book was stupid, but the more i read and think about politics, the more i've come to agree with even some of the most ridiculous parts of the book.

>>11112541
S-so, he was right all along?

>>10770791
I'm not, but if you really want to shave it down you could go:
Iliad
Odyssey
Plato
Aristotle
And for Plato read: Euythphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo, Meno, Symposium, Theaetetus, Parmenides, Gorgias, Republic
And for Aristotle read: Nicomanchean Ethics, Politics, The Categories, Metaphysics + some secondary sources on the metaphysics
That's the lowest i'm willing to go

You just know that OP is a little Polus-like bitch-boy who thinks he can outwit the master, but if he ever even talked with socrates he'd get his arse handed to him and then end up chasing Socrates' dick around Athens like every other youth a the time.