Philosophy: The Classics

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1. Plato The Republic -- 2. Aristotle Nicomachean ethics -- 3. Boethius The consolation of philosophy -- 4. Niccolò Machiavelli The prince -- 5. Michel Eyquem de Montaigne Essays -- 6. René Descartes Meditations -- 7. Thomas Hobbes Leviathan -- 8. Baruch de Spinoza Ethics -- 9. John Locke An essay concerning human understanding -- 10. John Locke Second treatise of government -- 11. David Hume An enquiry concerning human understanding -- 12. David Hume Dialogues concerning natural religion -- 13. Jean-Jacques Rousseau The social contract -- 14. Immanuel Kant Critique of pure reason -- 15. Immanuel Kant Ground work of the metaphysic of morals -- 16. Thomas Paine Rights of man -- 17. Arthur Schopenhauer The world as will and idea -- 18. John Stuart Mill On liberty -- 19. John Stuart Mill Utilitarianism -- 20. Søren Kierkegaard Either/or -- 21. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels The German ideology, part one -- 22. Friedrich Nietzsche Beyond good and evil -- 23. Friedrich Nietzsche On the genealogy of morality -- 24. Bertrand Russell The problems of philosophy -- 25. A.J. Ayer Language, truth and logic -- 26. R.G. Collingwood The principles of art -- 27. Jean-Paul Sartre Being and nothingness -- 28. Jean-Paul Sartre Existentialism and humanism -- 29. Karl Popper The open society and its enemies -- 30. Ludwig Wittgenstein Philosophical investigations -- 31. Thomas Kuhn The structure of scientific revolutions -- 32. John Rawls A theory of justice.