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What should you READ?

WHAT SHOULD YOU READ? WHO SAYS SO?
Revision 2 [July 1990]

The list below includes almost 900 recommendations found
in a variety of sources identifying "important" books:

l = The Lifetime Reading Plan by Clifton Fadiman.
g = Great Books of the Western World, Mortimer J. Adler, Editor.
t = Great Books of the Twentieth Century, as proposed by Adler.
c = Books for the College-Bound Student, in Books and the Teen-
aged Reader.
e = The College and Adult Reading List of the National Council of
Teachers of English (NCTE).
b = Books for You, the secondary-level reading list of the NCTE.
s = List for the college-preparatory student in Reading in the
Secondary School.
r = One Hundred Significant Books from Good Reading -- Committee
on College Reading.
a = Fifty 20th-Century Books Most Cited in _Arts & Humanities
Citation Index, 1976-1983.
h = Selected titles from Harvard Guide to Influential Books
[mostly nonfiction]
w = Selected titles from Writer's Choice-A Library of
Rediscoveries [so-called neglected books, from nonfiction
sections]
f = Seminal works and other important books, selected from The
List of Books, by Frederic Raphael and Kenneth McLeish

Some considerations:

1. The books followed only by c, s, b, or e:

Many of these are what I call "teacherly" books--
those seen as suitable for secondary English curricula
because of literary merit or perceived wholesomeness.
They represent the biases, professional and personal,
of generations of English teachers.

2. The books followed by l, g, t, r, or a:

These might be most legitimately considered "important,"
either for literary merit, historical importance, or
utility. They include most of the core "classics" of the
Western literary canon and important works of the social and
natural sciences. The books marked "a" are the only ones
chosen by a statistical method--books that scholars actually
cited in their work.

3. The books followed by h, w, or f:

These are quirkier choices. Strictly speaking, they
represent less a consensus and more a group of
recommendations by individuals--Harvard professors, various
writers (many of them well-known), and two Oxbridge writer- critics.
I included these three lists because if people from
those groups recommended a bunch of books to me I would at
least listen to them. To avoid a 3000-book list, I generally
eliminated fiction recommendations from these lists.

4. Obviously, the problems of canonicity and ethnic bias that
pertain in scholastic debate today are echoed in this
compilation. The major reason for including the "teacherly"
works is to offer some alternatives--there are more works by
female writers and at least some by non-white writers thereby.
By that same token, the orientation is weighted toward American
titles in 19th and 20th Century works, and toward Western works
generally.

Any serious reader will have quarrels with this list. That
is as it should be. I have not fudged here. I stress this point
to avoid conflict. I did not choose the books included here
[except h, w, and f, where I winnowed, but did not add]. To take
the smallest example, I don't know why King Lear is not included
in the Shakespeare list.

In addition, please realize that these lists are timebound.
Some of the original compilations were made in the 1950s and
1960s [when people still read, says my anti-television bias].
There are works here that seemed to be important at the time,
but which have wavered or sunk in their reputation in the last
two or three decades.

The list may be flawed, but I challenge you, as a serious
reader, to look through here without finding something that
sparks your attention and sends you off to the library.
Similarly, if a book is on four, five, six, or seven of
those lists, you might be hard-pressed to justify it as not being
worth reading. Even if you disagree with Thomas Carlyle's
statement that "The true University of these days is a
collection of books," I hope you can find some value here.

I would welcome any helpful comments or reasonable sources
to add to the database that underlies this project. Especially
welcome would be notice of any case where one work appears here
under two titles, as happens when works are published in
different languages or in different countries.

Alexander H. McIntire, Jr.
Graduate School of International Studies
University of Miami
Coral Gables, FL 33124-3010

e-mail: [email protected]

The Bible--esp. King James Version [lgcrh]
Adams, Henry: The Education of Henry Adams [tl]
Adams, Henry: The Henry Adams Reader [c]
Adams, Henry: The Degradation of the Democratic Dogma [tw]
Adams, Henry: Democracy: An American Novel [w]
Adams, Henry: Mont St. Michael and Chartres (1904) [cf]
Adler, Mortimer J.: The Great Ideas: A Syntopicon of Great Books
of the Western World(1952) [h]Aeschylus: The Oresteia (458 BC) [glrf]
Aeschylus: Others [g]
Aesop: Fables [r]
Agee, James: A Death in the Family [cb]
Alcott, Louisa May: Little Women [e]
Alighieri, Dante: The Divine Comedy [lgr]
Allison, Graham T.: Essence of Decision: Explaining the Cuban
Missile Crisis [h]
American State Papers: Declaration of Independence, Articles of
Confederation,Constitution [lg]
Anderson, Sherwood: Winesburg, Ohio [ces]
Aquinas, Thomas: Summa Theologica (1267-73) [f]
Arendt, Hannah: Origins of Totalitarianism [t]
Arendt, Hannah: The Human Condition (1958) [th]
Aristophanes: Comedies [r]
Aristotle: Poetics (4th century BC) [f]
Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics (4th century BC) [glrf]
Aritsotle: Politics (4th century BC) [glrf]
Aristotle: Other Works [g]
Aron, Raymond: Peace and War: A Theory of International Relations
(1962) [h]
Arrow, Kenneth J.: Social Choice and Individual Values (1951) [h]
Astell, Mary: Some Reflections Upon Marriage [w]
Audubon, J.J.: The Birds of America (1827-38) [f]
Auerbach E.: Mimesis: the representation of reality in Western
literature [a]
Augustine: Confessions [lgf]
Aurelius, Marcus: Meditations [lgrf]
Austen, Jane: Pride and Prejudice [lbsecr]
Austen, Jane: Emma [ls]
Austen, Jane: Sense and Sensibility [s]
Austin, J.L.: How to do things with words [a]
Ayer, Alfred J.: Language, Truth and Logic (1936) [hf]
Ayres, Clarence E.: Science, the False Messiah [w]
Bacon, Francis: Essays (1597) [rf]
Bagehot, Walter: The English Constitution (1867) [f]
Bailyn, Bernard: The Ideological Origins of the American
Revolution (1965) [h]
Bakhtin, M. M.: Rabelais and his world [a]
Balakian, Nona: Critical Encounters [w]
Baldwin, James: Nobody Knows My Name [c]
Baldwin, James: Notes of a Native Son [c]
Baldwin, James: Go Tell It on the Mountain [c]
Balzac: Pere Goriot [lc]
Balzac: Eugenie Grandet [lr]
Barbellion, W.N.P.: The Journal of a Disappointed Man [w]
Baring, Maurice: Tinker's Leave [w]
Baring, Maurice: Unreliable History [w]
Baring-Gould, Sabine: John Herring: A West of England Romance [w]
Barnard, Chester I.: The Functions of the Executive (1938) [h]
Barthes, Roland: The Pleasure of the Text [h]
Barthes, Roland: S/Z [a]
Barthes, Roland: Mythologies [a]
Barthes, Roland: Writing Degree Zero (1953) [f]Barzun, Jacques: The House of
Intellect [c]
Baskerville, Geoffrey: English Monks and the Suppression of the
Monasteries [w]
Bates, Marston: The Prevalence of People [w]
Bateson, Gregory: Steps to an Ecology of Mind (1972) [h]
Beaglehold, J.C.: The Life of Captain Cook [w]
Beauvoir, Simone de: Force of Circumstance [w]
Beckett, Samuel: Waiting for Godot [tf]
Beckett, Samuel: Endgame [t]
Bede (the Venerable), Saint: The Ecclesiastical History of
England (731) [f]
Bell, Daniel: The Radical Right [w]
Bell, Daniel: The Coming of Post-Industrial Society (1973) [h]
Bellah, Robert N.: The Broken Covenant: American Civil Religion
in a Time of Trial [h]
Bellow, Saul: Herzog [t]
Bellow, Saul: Mr. Sammler's Planet [t]
Benedict, Ruth: Patterns of Culture [c]
Benjamin, Walter: Illuminations (1970) [f]
Benveniste, E.: Problemes de linguistique generale (Problems in
gen. ling. [a]
Berger, John: Ways of Seeing (1972) [f]
Berger, Peter L. & Luckmann T.: The Social construction of
reality: a treatise in the soc.of know [a]
Bergson, Henry: The Two Sources of Morality and Religion [t]
Bergson, Henry: Creative Evolution [tw]
Berkeley, George: Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human
Knowledge (1710) [f]
Berle, Adolph A., Jr.: Power Without Property; A New Development
in Amer. Political Eco. [h]
Berlin, Sir Isaiah: Four Essays on Liberty (1969) [h]
Bernanos, Georges: The Diary of a Country Priest (1936) [h]
Berry, Wendell: Recollected Essays, 1965-1980 [h]
Bespaloff, Rachel: On the Iliad [w]
Bettelheim, Bruno: The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the
Birth of Self [w]
Bevan, Aneurin: In Place of Fear [w]
Beveridge, William: The Art of Scientific Investigation (1951)
[h]
Bewick, Thomas: A Memoir of Thomas Bewick Written by Himself
(1862) [f]
Blackmur, Richard P.: Language as Gesture [w]
Blake, William: Selected Works [l]
Boas, Franz: The Mind of Primitive Man [w]
Boccaccio, Giovanni: Decameron [er]
Bodsworth, Fred: The Last of the Curlews [w]
Bogan, Louise: The Blue Estuaries [w]
Bohr, Niels: Atomic Physics and Human Understanding [t]
Bolitho, William: Twelve Against the Gods [w]
Boll, Heinrich: The Clown [t]
Bolling, Richard W. and John Bowles: America's Competitive Edge
[h]
Bolton, Herbert: Rim of Christendom [w]
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich: The Cost of Discipleship (1948) [h]Bonhoeffer, Dietrich:
Letters and Papers from Prison (1953) [f]
Booth, W.C.: The rhetoric of fiction [a]
Borges, Jorge Luis: Doctor Brodie's Report [t]
Borges, Jorge Luis: The Book of Imaginary Beings [t]
Borges, Jorge Luis: Dreamtigers [t]
Bork, Robert H.: The Antitrust Paradox: A Policy at War with
Itself (1978) [h]
Boswell, James: Life of Samuel Johnson (1791) [lgcsbrhf]
Bourjaily, Vance: The Unnatural Enemy [w]
Bowen, Catherine Drinker: Yankee from Olympus [cs]
Bowen, Eleanor Smith: Return to Laughter [w]
Brady, Robert: Business as a System of Power [w]
Braudel, Fernand: Civilization and Capitalism, 15th-18th Century
[h]
Braudel, Fernand: The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World
in Age of Philip II [hf]
Breasted, James: The Dawn of Conscience [w]
Bridgman, Percy W.: The Way Things Are (1959) [h]
Bridgmann, Percy W.: The Logic of Modern Physics (1927) [h]
Briffault, Robert: The Decline and Fall of the British Empire [w]
Brittain, Vera: Testament of Youth (1933) [f]
Bronowski, Jacob: The Ascent of Man (1973) [f]
Bronte, Charlotte: Jane Eyre [csb]
Bronte, Emily: Wuthering Heights [lcesb]
Brooks, Cleanth: Modern Poetry and the Tradition [h]
Browning, Robert: Poems [r]
Brunner, Constantin: Sci, Spirit and Superstition: A New Enquiry
into Human Thought [w]
Buber, Martin: I and Thou [t]
Buck, Pearl: The Good Earth [cb]
Bulfinch, Thomas: The Age of Fable [c]
Bullock, Alan L.: The Harper Dictionary of Modern Thought [h]
Bunyan, John: Pilgrim's Progress [lcesr]
Burckhardt, Jakob: Force and Freedom: Reflections on History [w]
Burke, Edmund: Reflections on the Revolution in France (1791) [f]
Burke, Kenneth: Attitudes Toward History [w]
Burke, Kenneth: Permanence and Change (1935) [H]
Burney, Christopher: Solitary Confinement [w]
Burns, James MacGregor: Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox (1956)
[h]
Burns, Robert: Poems [r]
Burton, Robert: Anatomy of Melancholy (1621) [f]
Burtt, Edwin A.: Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Physical
Science [w]
Bury, John B.: The Idea of Progress: An Inquiry into Its Origin
and Growth (1920) [h]
Butler, Samuel: The Way of All Flesh [cesr]
Byron: Poems [r]
Byron, Robert: The Road to Oxiana [w]
Caillois, Roger: Man, Play and Games [w]
Camus, Albert: The Myth of Sisyphus (1942) [h]
Camus, Albert: The Rebel [t]
Camus, Albert: The Stranger [ct]
Camus, Albert: The Fall [et]Camus, Albert: The Plague [ct]
Carpenter, Edward: Towards Democracy [w]
Carr, Edward H.: What is History? (1961) [h]
Carroll, Lewis: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland [lsec]
Carroll, Lewis: Through the Looking-Glass [le]
Carson, Rachel: The Sea Around Us [csb]
Cary, Joyce: Art and Reality: Ways of the Creative Process (1958)
[h]
Cather, Willa: My Antonia [c]
Cather, Willa: Death Comes for the Archbishop [c]
Cather, Willa: A Lost Lady [e]
Cellini: Autobiography [r]
Chambers, Frank: The History of Taste [w]
Chambers, Frank: Cycles of Taste [w]
Chandler, Alfred D., Jr.: Strategy and Structure [h]
Chandler, Alfred D., Jr.: The Visible Hand [h]
Chaplin, Ralph: Wobbly [w]
Chaucer, Geoffrey: Troilus and Gressida [g]
Chaucer, Geoffrey: The Canterbury Tales [cslr]
Chazal, Malcolm de: Plastic Sense [w]
Chekhov, Anton: The Three Sisters [tcf]
Chekhov, Anton: The Cherry Orchard (1904) [tcsrf]
Chekhov, Anton: The Seagull [f]
Chekhov, Anton: Uncle Vanya [f]
Chesney, Kellow: The Victorian Underworld (1970) [f]
Chesterson, G.K.: The Man Who was Thursday [e]
Chomsky, N.: Aspects of the theory of syntax [a]
Chomsky, N.: Syntactic structures [a]
Chomsky, N. & Halle, M.: The sound pattern of English [a]
Chomsky, Noam: Language and Mind (1968) [f]
Churchill, Winston S.: The Second World War, Vol. I: The
Gathering Storm (1948) [h]
Cioran, Emile: The Temptation to Exist [w]
Clarke, George L.: Elements of Ecology (1954) [h]
Clarke, Peter: Liberals and Social Democrats (1979) [f]
Clarke, R. and Hindley, G.: The Challenge of the Primitives
(1975) [f]
Cloos, Hans: Conversation with the Earth [w]
Cobb, Edith: The Ecology of Imagination in Childhood [w]
Cochrane, Charles N.: Chris.&Class.Culture:A Study of Thought &
Action fr.Aug.toAug'tin [w]
Cohen, Morris R.: Reason & Nature:An Essay on the Mean.of the
Sci. Method [w]
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: Writings on Shakespeare [l]
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: The Ancient Mariner [l]
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: Kubla Khan [l]
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: Christabel [l]
Collier, Richard: The Sound of Fury: An Account of the Indian
Mutiny [w]
Collingwood, R.G.: An Essay on Metaphysics (1940) [h]
Collingwood, R.G.: The Idea of History (1946) [h]
Collis, John S.: The Vision of Glory [w]
Collis, John S.: While Following the Plow [w]
Conant, James: Modern Science and Modern Man [c]Confucius: The Analects [r]
Connolly, Cyril: Enemies of Promise [w]
Conrad, Joseph: Almayer's Folly [e]
Conrad, Joseph: Nostromo [lt]
Conrad, Joseph: Heart of Darkness [tsc]
Conrad, Joseph: Lord Jim [cs]
Conrad, Joseph: Victory [es]
Conrad, Joseph: The Secret Sharer [tc]
Cooper, James Fenimore: The Spy [s]
Cooper, James Fenimore: Last of the Mohicans [ces]
Cornford, F.M.: Microcosmographia Academica:Being a Guide for the
Young Aca.Pol. [w]
Cousteau, Jacques-Yves: The Silent World [s]
Cover, Robert M.: Justice Accused: Antislavery and the Judicial
Process (1975) [h]
Cox, Oliver Cromwell: Class, Caste & Race: A Study in Social
Dynamics [w]
Cozzens, James G.: Guard of Honor [e]
Crane, Stephen: Red Badge of Courage [ces]
Culler J.: Structuralist poetics: structuralism, ling.& the study
of lit. [a]
Curie, Eve: Madam Curie [cs]
Curtis, Charles and Ferris Greenslet: The Practical Cogitator or
The Thinker's Anthology [w]
Curtis, E.R.: Europaische Literature und lateinisches Mittelalter
[a]
Custance, John: Wisdom, Madness, and Folly: The Philosophy of a
Lunatic [w]
Dana, Richard Henry: Two Years Before the Mast [b]
Darwin, Charles: The Descent of Man [g]
Darwin, Charles: [On the] Origin of species [grf]
de Beauvoir, Simone: The Second Sex (1949) [tf]
de Cervantes, Miguel: Don Quixote [lgcesbr]
de Chardin, Pierre Teilhard: The Phenomenon of Man [tf]
de Man, Hendrik: The Psychology of Socialism (Die sozialistische
Idee, 1933) [h]
de Saint-Exupery, Antoine: Wind, Sand & Stars [c]
de Tocqueville, Alexis: Democracy in America [lcf]
De Waal, Frans: Chimpanzee Politics: Power & Sex Among Apes [h]
Defoe, Daniel: Moll Flanders [es]
Defoe, Daniel: Robinson Crusoe [lbscr]
Dermout, Maria: The Ten Thousand Things (1958) [h]
Derrida, Jacques: Writing and difference [a]
Derrida, Jacques: Of Grammatology (1976) [ah]
Descartes: Discourse on Method [lgr]
Descartes, Rene: Meditations on First Philosophy (1641) [f]
Descartes: Others [g]
Dewey, John: Experience and Nature [t]
Dewey, John: Human Nature and Conduct [lt]
Dewey, John: Reconstruction in Philosophy [t]
Dewey, John: The Quest for Certainty [t]
Dewey, John: Democracy and Education (1916) [tf]
Dickens, Charles: Hard Times [l]
Dickens, Charles: Tale of Two Cities [cs] Dickens, Charles: Pickwick Papers
[ls]
Dickens, Charles: Our Mutual Friend [l]
Dickens, Charles: David Copperfield [lsec]
Dickens, Charles: Bleak House [l]
Dickens, Charles: Little Dorrit [lh]
Dickens, Charles: Oliver Twist [cs]
Dinnerstein, Dorothy: The Mermaid and the Minotaur:Sexual
Arrange. & Human Malaise [h]
Djilas, Milovan: The New Class: An Analysis of the Communist
System (1957) [h]
Dodds, Eric Robertson: The Greeks and the Irrational (1951) [wf]
Donne, John: Selected Works [lr]
Dos Passos, John: U.S.A. [ce]
Dostoevski, Feodor: The Brothers Karamazov [lsgcer]
Dostoevski, Feodor: Crime and Punishment [lbsec]
Douglas, Keith: Alamein to Zem Zem [w]
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [sb]
Dreiser, Theodore: Sister Carrie [e]
Dreiser, Theodore: An American Tragedy [sec]
Dumas, Alexandre: The Three Musketeers [sc]
Dumas, Alexandre: Count of Monte Cristo [c]
Dumont, Louis: Homo Hierarchichus (1966) [f]
Dunham, Barrows: The Heretics (1961) [f]
Durant, Will: The Story of Philosophy [c]
Durant, Will: The Story of Civilization [lg]
Durkheim, Emile: Suicide (1897) [f]
Eco, Umberto: A theory of semiotics [a]
Eddington, Arthur: The Nature of the Physical World [t]
Eddington, Arthur: Stars and Atoms [t]
Einstein, Albert: Sidelights on Relativity [t]
Einstein, Albert: The Meaning of Relativity [t]
Einstein, Albert: On the Method of Theoretical Physics [t]
Eiseley, Loren C.: The Immense Journey (1957) [h]
Eisenstein, Hester & Alice Jardine: The Future of Difference
(1980) [h]
Elias, Norbert: The History of Manners (1978) [h]
Elias, Norbert: The Civilizing Process [w]
Eliot, George: Middlemarch [lesh]
Eliot, George: The Mill on the Floss [lc]
Eliot, T.S.: Collected Poems and Plays [tclr]
Eliot, T.S.: The waste land. []
Eliot, T.S.: Murder in the Cathedral (1935) [f]
Ellul, Jacques: Technological Society [t]
Emerson, Ralph Waldo: Selected Essays and Poems [lr]
Empson, William: Seven Types of Ambiguity (1930) [f]
Euripides: Hippolytus [glf]
Euripides: Medea [glscf]
Euripides: Alcestis [gl]
Euripides: Electra [gl]
Euripides: The Bacchae (405BC) [glf]
Euripides: The Trojan Women [glf]
Euripides: Other Plays [gr]
Fair, Charles: The Dying Self [w]
Farrell, James: Studs Lonigan [e]Farwell, Byron: Queen Victoria's Little Wars
[w]
Faulkner, William: Light in August [ct]
Faulkner, William: Absalom! Absalom! (1936) [h]
Faulkner, William: As I Lay Dying [l]
Faulkner, William: Intruder in the Dust [c]
Faulkner, William: Sartoris [t]
Faulkner, William: The Sound and the Fury [ltecr]
Fausset, Hugh L'Anson: The Lost Dimension [w]
Feynman, Richard: The Feynman Lectures on Physics [w]
Field, Joanna: On Not Being Able to Paint [w]
Fielding, Henry: Tom Jones [lgcesr]
Figes, Eva: Patriarchal Attitudes [w]
Fitzgerald, F. Scott: Tender is the Night [e]
Fitzgerald, F. Scott: The Great Gatsby [sceb]
Flaubert, Gustave: Madam Bovary [celr]
Forster, E.M.: A Passage to India [cel]
Foss, Martin: Symbol and Metaphor in Human Experience [w]
Foucault, M.: The order of things [a]
Foucault, Michel: Discipline and Punish: The Birth of a Prison
[h]
Frank, Jerome: Law and the Modern Mind [w]
Franklin, Benjamin: Autobiography [csbr]
Frazer, James: The Golden Bough (1890-1915) [crf]
Freud, S.: The interpretation of dreams [a]
Freud, Sigmund: Selected Works [lgr]
Freud, Sigmund: New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis
(1963) [f]
Freyre, Gilberto: The Masters and the Slaves (1933) [f]
Friedan, Betty: The Feminine Mystique (1962) [f]
Frost, Robert: Collected Poems [cltr]
Fry, Christopher: The Lady's Not for Burning (1949) [ch]
Fry, Roger: Vision and Design (1920) [h]
Frye, N.: Anatomy of criticism: four essays [a]
Fuchs, V.R.: Who Shall Live? Health, Economics and Social Choice
(1975) [f]
Gabriel, Ralph Henry: The Course of American Democratic Thought
(1940) [h]
Gadamer, H-G: Truth and method [a]
Galbraith, John Kenneth: The Affluent Society (1958) [ch]
Galsworthy, John: The Forsyte Saga [c]
Gaskell, Philip: A New Introduction to Bibliography [h]
Genette, G.: Figures [a]
Gerschenkron, Alexander: Economic Backwardness in Historical
Perspective [h]
Gibbon, Edward: The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire [gr]
Gide, Andre: The Counterfeiters [te]
Giedion, Sigfried: Space, Time, and Architecture [h]
Gilson, Etienne: The Unity of Philosophical Experience [t]
Goethe, J.W. von: Faust (1808) [lgrf]
Goffman, Erving: Interaction Ritual: Essays in Face-to-Face
Behavior (1967) [h]
Gogol, Nicolai V.: Dead Souls [le]
Golding, William: Lord of the Flies [b]
Goldsmith, Oliver: She Stoops to Conquer [sc]Goldsmith, Oliver: The Vicar of
Wakefield [s]
Gombrich, E.H.: Art & illusion: a study in the psychology of
pictorial represent. [ah]
Gorky, Maxim: Mother [c]
Grant, Robert: The Secret Sayings of Jesus [w]
Graves, Robert: Goodbye to All That [w]
Gray, J. Glenn: The Warriors: Reflections on Men in Battle [w]
Greene, Graham: The Power and the Glory [et]
Greene, Thomas: Rabelais: A Study in Comic Courage [w]
Greer, Germain: The Female Eunuch (1970) [f]
Habermas, J.: Knowledge and human interests [a]
Halberstam, D.: The Best and the Brightest (1972) [f]
Hamilton and Madison: The Federalist [gr]
Hamilton, Edith: Mythology [c]
Hamilton, Edith: The Greek Way [c]
Hamilton, Edith: Witness to the Truth [w]
Hardy, Thomas: The Return of the Native [ls]
Hardy, Thomas: Tess of the D'Urbervilles [lsecr]
Hardy, Thomas: The Mayor of Casterbridge [lsc]
Hardy, Thomas: Far from the Madding Crowd [sb]
Hardy, Thomas: Jude the Obscure [le]
Harrington, Alan: Psychopaths [w]
Harrington, Michael: The Other America: Poverty in the United
States [w]
Harrison, Jane: Themis: A Study of the Social Origins of Greek
Religion [w]
Harrod, Roy F.: The Life of John Maynard Keynes (1951) [h]
Hartz, Louis: The Liberal Tradition in America [h]
Hawley, Ellis W.: The New Deal and the Problem of Monopoly, 1934-
1938 (1959) [h]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel: Selected tales [l]
Hawthorne, Nathaniel: The Scarlet Letter [lsecr]
Hay, Malcolm: The Foot of Pride [Europe & the Jews] [w]
Hegel, G.W.F.: Philosophy of Right (Grundlinien der Philosophie
des Rechts(1821) [h]
Hegel, G.W.F.: The Indepen. & Depend. of Self-Consci.:Master &
Slave(The Phen.of [h]
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich: The Phenomenology of Mind (1807)
[f]
Heidegger, Martin: The Question of Being [t]
Heidegger, Martin: What is a Thing? [t]
Heidegger, Martin: What is Philosophy? [t]
Heidegger, Martin: Being and Time (1927) [taf]
Heilbroner, Robert: The Worldly Philosophers [c]
Heilbroner, Robert L.: The Great Ascent: The Struggle for
Eco.Dev. in Our Time [h]
Heisenberg, Werner: Physics and Philosophy [t]
Heisenberg, Werner: Philosophic Problems of Nuclear Science [t]
Heisenberg, Werner: Physics and Beyond [t]
Hellman, Lillian: The Little Foxes [c]
Hemingway, Ernest: The Sun Also Rises [cser]
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