/lit/ - Literature

Mircea Eliade – The Sacred and the Profane: The Nature of Religion
>Mircea Eliade – Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy
Fyodor Dostoevsky – The Idiot
>Fyodor Dostoevsky – The Double
Fyodor Dostoevsky – The Gambler
>Nikolai Gogol – Dead Souls
Leo Tolstoy – The Death of Ivan Ilyich
>George Orwell – Down and Out in Paris and London
George Orwell – Homage to Catalonia
>Carl Jung – Man and his Symbols
Marie-Louise von Franz – The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
>Erich Neumann – The Origins and History of Consciousness
Wolfgang Smith – Cosmos and Transcendence: Breaking Through the Barrier of Scientistic Belief
>Soren Kierkegaard – Fear and Trembling
Soren Kierkegaard – Either/Or
>Milan Kundera – The Unbearable Lightness of Being
GK Chesterton – The Everlasting Man
>Marcus Aurelius – Meditations
Julius Evola – Revolt Against the Modern World

>>12450935
Im planning to read everything on Blooms how to read and why list. Done with all the short stories

>>12450935
I want a beautiful blonde gf so bad bros

>>12450935
I don't have a list, but a few works I would like to read in the following months:

The Brothers Karamazov
Nine Stories
Anna Karenina
East of Eden

>>12450942
>Fyodor Dostoevsky – The Gambler
It's a forgettable book. Nothing special and Dostyevsky wrote it in a rush to pay his own gambling debts.

>>12450935
I want to read the meme books this year so:
Infinite jest
Gravity’s rainbow
The recognitions
The tunnel
Master and margarita
Valis trilogy

My diary desu

>>12451457
I say that every year.
Which one seems most relevant to read in 2019??

So far I've read
Viktor E. Frankl - Man's Search for Meaning
Nassim N. Taleb - Skin in the game
Mircea Eliade - A History of religious ideas (Vol. 1)

So far, looking to read:
Mircea Eliade - A History of religious ideas (Vol 2 and 3)
Ernest Becker - The Denial of Death
Fyodor Dostoyevsky - The Brothers Karamazov
Still have to choose what to read by Freud and Kierkegaard

>>12450942
I think I`ll copy some from your list, looks solid

This is obviously just a tentative list of what I want to read:
The Man Who Sleeps
Under The Volcano
The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Don Quixote
The Red and The Black
The Savage Detectives
2666
Descartes
Locke
Hume
Birth of Tragedy, or whatever I haven’t read by Neeche yet
Petersbourg
100 Years of Solitude (maybe)
The Tribulations of Young Torless
Resurrection (Tolstoy) (maybe)
Oblomov
Flaubert (anything I can get my hands on) (maybe)
Martin Eden
Jane Eyre (maybe)
Death of Artemio Cruz
The Fire Within

>>12452999
checking my trips and also I forgot that I want to read something by Soseki too

>>12450942
based
>evola
very based
have you read plato and nietzsche? i'd say those are required before delving into evola

>>12451270
>tfw dumped my virgin muslim gf to date a blonde
>we dated 3 times and had an argument now im alone again
i just want white kids

>>12453028
>wanting kids at all
Why do you seek to only expose more people to the suffering of this world? Why do you think you should decide whether there should be another life in this world, when that life can in now way give consent if it wants to be born or not?

>>12450935
I just read what I want and anything that piques my interest

>>12453097
Gtfo nihilist cuk

>>12451407
Didn’t that mothwrfucker have like six or three months to write the book and he did it in one because procrastination?

>>12453097
>>12453097
why would anyone care about the consent of something that doesnt exist? doesnt it wanting to exist, as soon as it can understand "want" and "exist", have to do with how you frame its reality and ultimately depend largely on actions within your control?

>Letters From A Stoic (halfway through right now)
>The Prince
>Second Treatise on Government
>Notes From Underground
>Crime and Punishment
>Brothers Karamazov
>Dialogues of Socrates
>The Republic
>The Upanishads
>House on the Borderland
>The Stranger
I have a long reading list and I don't expect to get to them all this year but just getting these would be nice. Ive already finished Return of the King and The Myth of Sisyphus this year

>Mythology, Edith Hamilton
>The Trojan War, Barry Strauss
>The Illiad; The Odyssey, Homer (Fagles translation)
>A Shakespearean play
>A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, James Joyce
>Complete works, Aristotle
>Complete works, Plato
Then I'll take it from there, I suppose.

>>12452985
Where did you get that pic fellow Dublin Anon?

>>12450935
The Flowers of Evil
2666
The Book of Disquiet
Bartleby and Co.
The Name of the Rose
Farabeuf
Nine Stories
The short stories of Roald Dahl
Maybe a book from the meme trilogy in the summer.
I want to get into Fitzgerald so maybe The Great Gatsby and Tender is the Night, too.

>>12453013
Read I am a cat

>>12450935
>Holy Bible (Authorized Version)
>Crucible of War: The Seven Years' War and the Fate of Empire in British North America, 1754-1766, Fred Anderson
>Notes on the Settlement and Indian Wars of the Western Parts of Virginia and Pennsylvania from 1763 to 1783, Inclusive, Together with a Review of the State of Society and Manners of the First Settlers of the West Country. With a Memoir of the Author, Narcissa Doddridge
>1776, David McCullough
>Home Life in Colonial Days, Alice Morse Earle
>Recreating the American Longhunter: 1740-1790, Joseph Ruckman
>Scipio Africanus: Greater Than Napoleon, B. H. Liddell Hart
>Selected Sermons of George Whitefield
>Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible.

>>12450935
Only ones I really wanna read this year are the sot weed factor and against the day. The rest I’ll let come as they do

I'm only writing fiction here:
>The Tunnel
>The Recognitions
>V.
>Gravity's Rainbow
>Ulysses
>Finnegans Wake? Maybe?
>Underworld
>Blood Meridian
>Grimscribe/Songs of a Dead Dreamer
Basic stuff, I know, but most of my reading time has been spent on either philosophy or stuff for literature classes.

>>12453028
You sound like you got what you deserved

>>12450944
There are some strangely based choices on there for novels like Stendhal's Parma instead of The Red and the Black (probably because everything he did in there was done better in Crime and Punishment) and some pretty generic ones. I would have substituted the Austen, Dickens, Ellison, and Morrison out, but he always throws a few curveballs like The Magic Mountain and literally the entirety of Proust's magnum opus, but I suppose when modernism is concerned Bloom is trying to get the reader to start with the best of the best with no substitutes

>>12451457
Are you me?

>>12453097
>implying suffering is necessarily a bad thing

>>12453349
Just read Franny and Zooey and I really enjoyed it

>>12453428
Again, are you also me? Where my
po-mo anons at?

>>12453256
Did you start reading recently?

>Ulysses (attempted last year and put it down for Dubliners and POTAAAYM)
>Gravity’s Rainbow (200+ pages in and enjoyed it but went on to read other things)
>The Recognitions (78 pages in, restarted it this year and had a reading group going for it here but I worked for two weeks straight and had no time to read)
>The Tunnel (just fuck my mind up senpai)
>2666 (want to read early Bolano first though)
>The Sot Weed Factor (I’ve heard it’s comfy AF)
>Swanns Way

>>12453097
>consent

>>12453492
For the most part, yeah. I read fervently as a kid, but it was mostly fantasy stuff targeted at a younger audience; Eragon, Rangers Apprentice, stuff like that. I have always had a lot of interest in classic literature and philosophy though, so I've started to really focus in on reading and making it a regular part of my daily routine.

>>12450935
>Brother Karamazov
>All major Hegel works
>All Ligotti's works
>A portion of Kafka's work
>To The Lighthouse
>Lolita
>Swann's Way
>Anna Karenina
>A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
>Ghazali's or Arabi's - Islamic philosophy
>Anything that my gf rec


nonfiction/nonphilosophy
>true crime, criminalogy etc
>ethology (maybe)
>naive/axiomatic set theory or abstract algebra
>probably logic
>russian/italian course books

>Faust (and more of Goethe in general)
>last three volumes of ISOLT
>Contra Saint-Beuve
>The Aeneid
>Notes from the Underground
>The Idiot
>Montaigne's essays
>Le Rouge et le Noir
>The Prince

>>12450935
>posting the shopped version

>The Blackwell Guide to Philosophical Logic
>Some intro to philosophy of mind
>Consciousness Explained - Dennett
>The Character of Consciousness - Chalmers
>I Am a Strage Loop - Hofstadter
>Oberserver Theory - Bennett, Hoffman, Prakash
>Conceptual Spaces, Geometry of Meaning - Gardenfors
>Sizing Up Consciousness - Massimini, Tononi
>Calculus
>Information theory
>Automata theory

>>12450935
Heidegger - Being and Time (mid-way now), Basic Writings
Aristotle - Metaphysics
Celine - Journey to the End of the Night
Dostoevsky - Demons
Soseki - Sanshiro
Mishima - Golden Pavilion (mid-way), Sailor
Essays by Jakobson, Greimas, and Eco

If I can get my hands on a copy somehow, Kazantzakis - the Last Temptation of Christ

Maybe some Stendhal, depending on how fast/if I actually read Voyage.

Rereads:
Sartre - No Exit
Camus - Caligula
Baudelaire - Fleurs du mal
Seneca - Letters, On Anger
Plotinus - Enneads
Want to teach myself the pronunciation of Shakespearian English so I can get those sweet medieval puns.

And of course, my annual read-throughs of Plato, Cicero, Epictetus, Neech, and certain smaller Heidegger pieces.

>>12450935
I've got nothing. Looking for something to read right now since Book of Disquiet is boring me

>>12452985
How's Man's Search For Meaning? My Therapist told me a bit about it and it's on my reading list since I found a copy recently but I'm wondering if I should make it more of a priority

>>12452999
I'm working on 100 years of solitude right now and it is an amazingly pleasant read

>>12453097
But there’s videos of cats playing pianos though.

>>12453349
Fitzgerald’s first novel This Side of Paradise is well worth reading if you’re interested in him.

>>12450942
Down and out by orwell is sooooooooo good

>>12452894
>>12453463
Sorry my good friends from /lit/, I was at the dentists getting a routine checkup.
I might be grinding my teeth in my sleep as they are shrinking.
Seeing as I’ve read three Phillip k dick books this month I will most likely go through the valis trilogy before moving on to gravity’s rainbow. Not sure what after, but might end up reading this sourcebook of Indian philosophy, and some film critique stuff before uni starts back in March.

Michael Chabon - The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Klay
Umberto Eco - Foucault's Pendulum
Robert Bolano - The Savage Detectives
John Kennedy Toole - Confederacy of Dunces
Mordecai Richler - Barney's Version
John Cheever - The Stories by John Cheever
Rupert Thomson - The Insult
David Mitchell - Cloud Atlas
Bruce Wagner - Memorial
J.G. Ballard - The Unlimited Dream Company
Don Delillo - Point Omega
David Grossman - A Horse Walks Into a Bar

I want to reduce my stack quite a bit, as I just added 2 more books to the pile of 50+ books. Probably these first:
>Dostoyevsy-- Crime and Punishment, Idiot, Demons

>Bulgakov-- Fatal Eggs

>Aliev-- Siege of Brest 1941

>Davis, Leo D.-- 7 Councils and their history + theology

>Chorbijian-- Remembering the Armenian Genocide

>Petrovskaya-- Shurik

that's all so far.

>>12453430
Why because I want kids that look like me?

>>12453097
Life is inherently suffering, but rejecting life isn't the manly way. Fucking beta.

>The Once and Future King - T.H. White - Finished
>One Hundred Days - Sandy Woodward - Finished

The Wizard Knight - Gene Wolfe
Cossacks and Stories - Tolstoy
Dracula - Bram Stoker
The Face of Battle - John Keegan
The Guns of August - Barbara Tuchman
The Art of War - Jomini
Heatseeker - John Shirley

That should get me started at least.

r8 or h8 m8s, whichever my fa8

The complete works of:
>Goethe
>Thomas Carlyle
>Seneca
>Epictetus
>Shakespear
>Sophocles
>Aeschylus
>Euripides
>Kierkegaard
>Aristophanes
>Dostoyevsky

Also,
>The Tale of Genji
>Cold Mountain Poems
>The Essiantial Rumi
>The Bhagavad Gita
>The Stoic Sage
>Judgement under Uncertainty (my first choice in a series of ongoing autism)
>The Phenomenology of Spirit
>The Metamorphosis
>The Buddhist Sutras
>The Quran
>The Talmud
>Manufacturing Consent
>Crystallizing public opinion

>a variety of textbooks to begin developing deeper insight into fields I wish to learn more about

Will be a good year.

Gene Wolfe - Book of the New Sun

Frank Herbert - DUNE

Murakami - The Wind Up Chronicles

Murakami - 1Q84

Edgar Rice - The Martian Tales Trilogy

H.P Lovecraft - Tales of Horror

Oscar Wilde - The Picture of Dorian Gray

Homer - The Odyssey

Andrezej Sapkowski - Tower of Swallows

Andrezej Sapkowski - The Lady of the Lake

So far I've finished Moby Dick. Currently reading The Sound and the Fury. Reading list for this year:

Jerusalem Delivered - Torquato Tasso
Song of Roland - Anon
Sound of Waves - Yukio Mishima
Brideshead Revisted - Evelyn Waugh
Wise Blood - Flannery O'Connor
Diary of a Country Priest - Georges Bernanos
Cantar de Mio Cid - Anon
Wuthering Heights - Emily Brontë

And if I have enough time, Don Quixote and Kristin Lavransdatter.

Archaic Roman Religion - Dumezil
The Warwolf - Hermann Loens
On Language - Humboldt
Defensor Pacis - Marsilius de Padua
De Umbris Idearum - Bruno
The Glass Bees - Juenger
The Cherubinic Wanderer - Angelus Silesius
Commentary on the Dionysian Celestial Hierarchy - Eriugena

FICTION
>Tolkien - The Return of the King
>Homer - The Iliad
>Homer - The Odyssey
>Dosto - The Gambler
>Dosto - TBK
>Thoreau - Walden
>Melville - Moby Dick
>Mishima - The Golden Pavillon
>Cervantes - Don Quichotte
>Hemingway - The Old Man And The Sea
>Tolstoi - War and Peace

NON-FICTION
>Epictetus - Discourses
>Epictetus - Manual
>Plato - Integral Works Vol 1
>Faye - Archeofuturism
>Aristotle - Integral Works Vol 1
>St Augustine - Confessions
>Lao Tseu - Tao Te Ching
>Greene - Mastery
>Frankl - Man's Search For Meaning
>Greene - 48 Laws of Power

I want to fall for as many memes as I can while I have the time.

>>12454598
>not reading the complete works of Plato before moving onto Aristotle
>not rejecting Plato’s ideas after reading Aristotle and burning Plato’s complete wors
>not falling down the rabbit hole of Aristotilian empiricism
>not reaching a point of intense agony coupled with depression and a dissolution of resolve
>not going back to the bookstore and buying Plato’s complete works for comfort
>not coming to the realization that without Plato, there would be no Aristotle
>not furthering this realization by seeing that Plato’s and Aristotle’s respective epistemological frameworks are absolutely integratable within each other
>not achieving a simultaneously higher and deeper of matters of men and the divine
>not reaching a serene inner peace after going through this process

It’s like you don’t even want to engage yourself.

>>12454598
>>12454614
I won't start those until at least two months so the order is subject to change. But thank you for engaging with my list, any advice is most welcome as I want to learn first and foremost.
I just realized I put Walden in fiction btw, don't know why.

>Re-finishing Zero To One
>Discrete math textbook
>Life After Google
>Conspiracy

Not very lit but yeah

>Finish Gravity's Rainbow
>The Rebel by Albert Camus
>Conspiracy Against the Human Race by Thomas Ligotti
>Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco
>The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolaño
>Naked Economics by Charles Wheelan
>a general relativity textbook
>Either/Or by Kierkegaard

Re-read
>The Brothers Karamazov
>The Myth of Sisyphus
>One Hundred Years of Solitude

I may read
>Eugene Thacker's Horror of Philosophy (In the Dust of the Planet, Tentacles Longer than Night, Starry Speculative Corpse)

>>12452999
The savage detectives is one of my favorite books, hope you like it too anon!

>>12450935
I'm at least gonna try to read:
>The Stranger
>The Gay Science
>Rubaiyat
>2666
>Post Office (Bukowski)
>Yerma
>Bodas de Sangre
>Paradise Lost

>>12454466
because you traded up. you weren't really trading up. you were entering a fantasy in which you were worth more than you actually are. you also projected that fantasy onto blondie

>>12450935
James Joyce: The Dubliners, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Ulysses, Finegan's Wake

Fyodor Dostoevsky: Notes from the Underground, Poor Folk, White Nights, The Eternal Husband, The Gambler, The Adolescent, Crime and Punishment, Demons, The Idiot, The Brothers Karamazov

Yukio Mishima: The sailor who fell from Grace of the Sea

Herman Melville: Moby Dick

Homer: Iliad and Odyssey

Goethe: Faust

Mikhail Bulgakov: The Master and Margarita

The Bible

>>12450942
>>12452985
>>12452999
>>12453256
cool list anons

anniversaries: from the life of gesine cresspahl
Augustus- john williams
The collected works- Scott McClanahan
White noise- Delillo
All the survivng books of Livy
The histories- herodotus

I'm almost finished with The Brothers Karamazov. The following list is subject to change at any given moment:

Oakley Hall: Warlock
Julio Cortazar: Blow-up
Stanislaw Lem: The Cyberiad
Ditto: More tales of Pirx the pilot (already read two, couldn't resist)
Juan Rulfo: The plain in flames
Mario Vargas Llosa: The war of the end of the world
J.M. Coetzee: Waiting for the barbarians
Manuel Puig: Betrayed by Rita Hayworth
G. Cabrera Infante: Infante's inferno
José Lima: Paradiso

>>12456520
Not bad =)

>>12450942
Pseud and basedpilled
>>12450944
Based nonindependent chooser
>>12451288
UNBELIEVABLY BASED
>>12451407
russianpilled
>>12451457
okay, now this is epic
>>12451469
Self independent and based
>>12452985
Based and philosophypilled
>>12452999
Pretty good, round of your philosophy with Kant
>>12453098
based and self intrest pilled
>>12453256
based beginner
>>12453267
Starting with the greek, nice!
>>12453349
>reading childrens books
>>12453351
Based and christianpilled
>>12453428
PSEUD
>>12453498
>lit core
>>12453607
you wont finish this list
>>12453655
Good that you're refreshing on the classics
>>12453811
Based and philosophypilled, also, good look working at starbucks
>>12453919
Round it of with some fiction
>>12454006
I have no idea how theese guys are

>>12456562
>hurr i replied to every comment with based or inane one-line comment

>>12456562
based
>>12456569
cringe

>>12450935
The Bible
All of Nietzsche

Still waiting for the order to arrive.

Mo Yan - Red Sorghum
Luo Guanzhong - Three Kingdoms
Unknown - Kudrun
Wolfram von Eschenbach - Parzival
Kawabata Yasunari - Thousand Cranes
Fyodor Dostoyewsky - Crime and Punishment
William Shakespeare - Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
Mona Baker - In other words
Kenesei István - A Nyelv és a nyelvek ("Language and languages")
Jonathan Clements - Anime, a History
Vladimir Lenin - State and Revolution
Lev Tolstoy - Resurrection
Wang Shifu - Romance of the Western Chamber
Cao Xueqin - Dream of the red chamber
Dimitri Shostakovich - Testimony
Mezei József - Madách

Jotted all of them down onto a paper, but most probably I'll end up reading completely different books 90% of the time.
Though I'm still looking for an edition of Dream of the Red Chamber, but if the penguin one is really the definitive English translation then I'll just stick to reading them in E-book format, because I don't have the money to buy all of the volumes.

>>12456562
unfunny

The Complete Ronald Firbank
The Imperfect Life of TS Eliot - Gordon
Major Works of Tennyson
Le Spleen de Paris
Either/Or

>>12454552
It's for the next year, not the next decade.

>>12456623
>Mona Baker - In other words
shit, I just had to read that for my translation classes

>>12456673
I want to study translation when I get to university, and I've been doing translations as a hobby. (Hungarian into English, English to Hungarian and German to Hungarian)
I want to read it because it feels like I'm at that point were I can no longer advance by using intuition.

>>12456529

>>12456611
You want to read nietzsche in an any order?

>>12450935
Greentexting books already read

>The Road by McCarthy
>Unabomber Manifesto
Junky by Burroughs
Naked Lunch by Burroughs
Nightmares of an Ether-Drinker
Maldolor
Pimp by Iceberg Slim
Applied Ballardianism by Simon Sellars
Crash by Ballard
Concrete Island by Ballard
Atrocity Exhibition by Ballard
Crying lot of 49 by Memechon
Soren Kierkegaard's Journals
Cartilage and Skin by Michael Rizza
Meditations by meme stoic
Teatro Grottesco by Ligotti
VALIS by meme scifi writer
Antifragile by meme Arab one
Cyclonopedia by meme Arab two
The book of monelle
Other french decadence shit
And whatever else I'll find that looks good

>>12457119
Of course. :>

I have read like 4 or 5 of his books before, but its like I forgot 99% of it.

Finished:
>American Pastoral
>The Stranger
>Old Man and the Sea
>Lessons of History

In the middle of:
>Revolt Against the Modern World
>Emerson's Essays (1st and 2nd series)
>Collected Works of Jack London (Library of America)
>Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (Library of America)
>Homage to Catalonia

Stack:
>Gnostic Bible
>Crime and Punishment (reread)
>As I Lay Dying (reread)
>The Devils
>Pensees by Pascal

>>12453292
Sorry, not a dubliner, I just like classicist architecture and preserved buildings. Lucky you living in a pretty city like that!

>>12453937
I think it's not a great literary or theoretic psychiatric work, but the raw experience and motivation from the author can really help give life more value.

>Blood Meridian, Cormac McCarthy
>Dubliners, James Joyce
>Log Horizon, Mamare Touno
>2666, Roberto Bolaño
>The Savage Detectives, Roberto Bolaño
>I Am a Cat, Natsume Sōseki
>O Amanuense Belmiro, Cyro dos Anjos
>One Thousand and One Nights
>Ficciones, Jorge Luis Borges
>Kappa, Ryunosuke Akutagawa
>Ubirajara, José de Alencar
>Memoirs of Hadrian, Marguerite Yourcenar
>Zorro, Isabel Allende
>Eva Luna, Isabel Allende
>Re:Zero Kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu, Tappei Nagatsuki
>Romance D'a Pedra do Reino e o Príncipe do Sangue do Vai - E - Volta, Ariano Suassuna
>Memórias de um Sargento de Milícias, Manuel Antônio de Almeida
>O Leão e o Chacal Mergulhador
>The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Haruki Murakami
>A Retirada da Laguna, Visconde de Taunay
>Historia Militar do Brasil, Gustavo Barroso
>A vida do Barão do Rio Branco, Luís Viana Filho
>A Viagem de Patroni pelas Províncias Brasileiras, Filipe Alberto Patroni
>The Leopard, Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
Will probably buy after finishing those:
>Hopscotch, Julio Cortázar
>Cronopios and Famas, Julio Cortázar
>Suttree, Cormac McCarthy
>War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy
>The Aleph and Other Stories, Jorge Luis Borges
>Psycome, Mizuki Mizushiro
Right now I'm finishing:
>Quando a Noite Cai, Carina Rissi

>>12450935
Ride the Tiger
Men Amongst the Ruins
Zarathustra
Beyond Good and Evil
Bible
Meditations
The Prince
Don Quixote
anti-Semitic shit from /pol/

>>12451457
Since when is Master & Margarita meme status?

>>12458768
All good
>anti-semitic shit from /pol/
Why
There's plenty of high brow stuff on the JQ dont get conned into reading retarded shit like the protocols and the culture of critique

>>12458820
Got any suggestions then? I only recently started browsing /lit/ (pretty comfy here desu) since /pol/ has just been repetitive garbage recently.

My list from feb to may:
Five Modern No Plays, Mishima
A Sentimental Journey, Sterne
Political Theology, Schmitt
Propaganda, Ellul
Runaway Horses, Mishima
Gay Science, Nietzsche
Influence of Sea Power Upon History, Mahan
Grettir's Saga
Man and Technics, Spengler
The Nightwatches of Bonaventura
Ecclesiastical History, Bede
The Temple of Dawn, Mishima
Ensayo sobre el catolicismo, Donoso Cortés
El mágico prodigioso, Calderón
Anthony and Cleopatra, Shakespeare
On God and Christ, Gregory Nazianus
The Decay of the Angel
Vajra Prajna Paramita Sutra
The Recognition of Shakuntala, Kalidasa
Elective Affinities, Goethe
Histories, Herodotus
Tratado del Ingenio, Baltasar Gracían

>>12458938
letters on the spanish inquisition, de maistre
adversus judaeos, st john chrysostom
two hundred years together, solzhneetsyn
any solid history book desu. you can make inferences about the jews from it

Zapata and the Mexican Revolution by John Womack jr.

Three Moments of an Explosion by China Mieville

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern (re-read)

The Swan Thieves by Elizabeth Kostova

The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo

Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

October by China Mieville

Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities by John Mearsheimer

>>12456562
>reading childrens books
What children's books? Dahl's short stories aren't for kids. Hitchcock and Tarantino adapted some of them, ffs.

>>12459185
>reddit spacing

>>12450935
in all honesty...i'll just browse rec threads here and see where they take me

>>12459331
>repeatedly baffled Christendom by continuing to live
Based Durants

>>12450935
Currently reading "The Hobbit"
Afterwards, I want to move on to:
"The Lord of the Rings"
"Mythology"
"The Illiad"
"The Odyssey"

I'm just starting to get into reading, but I'm enjoying myself so far.

>>12456668
That’ll probably take less than 6months if he manages his time well.

>>12456520
unironically the best list ITT, the rest of you are just PSEUDS

>>12460684
wrong

>>12460715
no u

>>12450935
>search image on Google
>"girl with Mein Kampf"
>kek

>>12450942
>Unironically wanting to read Evola
Cringeypilled. Theu guy was f*cking nuts.

>>12454006
>>12454558
Nice

>>12454566
>finished Moby Dick
You got my respect

>>12456611
Take notes while reading. Only way not to eventually not forget anything you read on philosophy

I surf the Web, and whenever I see something that sounds good, I add it on the list. That's how I came up with this Frankenstein:

>"The extraordinary fact", by García Morente
>The Art of the Deal
>"Des Insolences au ministère de l’Éducation québécois", by Frère Untel. (Some report an angry Marist brother wrote criticizing the education on 60s Québec)
>Anna Karenina
>The Sound and the Fury
>Freedom, by Jonathan Franzen
>"Hell's Angels: The Strange and Terrible Saga of the Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs", by Hunter S. Thompson
>Thomas Moore's Utopia
>Sth by Robert Sapemann
>Ward No. 6
>Dune
>Revenge of the Lawn