A reading list I created

So I was thinking last night about some very informative reading material in regards to political philosophy. Of course, I had help creating the list thanks to:

A Canon of My Own
Canon Wars
Canonical Questions

All are from a website dedicated to developing a new intellectual right built around Radical Traditionalism. Now, of course, all of the works are not for everyone, but, some of the works are definitely for any, and every, person who wants to learn about political philosophy.

I have decided that all 7 of these works will be read from December 22 (Winter solstice) to March 20 (Spring Equinox). If you would like, I welcome you to join in the challenge of reading all 7 books between those two dates. Should you not want to do that, it is perfectly fine, but I encourage you to read these works anyway. They will do a lot to educate you into the field of political philosophy and help you better understand politics; even help you defeat your foes in debate.

All of these books are 100% free and are available ONLINE.

Plato – ‘The Republic’
Plato – ‘Symposium’
Aristotle – ‘Politics’
Ibn Khaldun – ‘Muqaddimah’
John Henry Newman – ‘Grammar of Assent’
Niccolo Machiavelli – ‘The Prince’
Friedrich Nietzsche – ‘Beyond Good and Evil’

reply to post by Misoir


Funny. I saw the title of this post on the "New Topics" section. It didn't have your name on it, but I thought "I bet that's Misoir!"

Thanks for the list. I've been reading fluff lately (well, Larry Correia, who is hardly fluff, but I like a man who knows his guns!), and I need to read something with substance.

/TOA

Bookmarked, going home to the family in Switzerland for a week, no internet however. So this is my task for when I come back

Thank you, been looking for a good couple of books just lately!

Let's all deny ignorance, one book at a time