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Classical Liberal Reading Lists (DRAFT)

 

Full List in MLA Format (may be slightly out of date at any given time)

 

Suggestions:

 

If possible, try to include a link to the Amazon.com page for the item.  That will make compiling a bibliography a lot easier -- the Amazon page usually has full citation information. If the item is available for free on the net, by all means include a link to the free source as well.

 

Zotero is an awesome bibliography manager for Firefox. If you do any sort of writing which requires citations, you need this extension.  It's like Endnote, only better and free. It will snarf the bibliographic data right out of a book's web page on Amazon or from pages generated by most of the major library catalog software vendors and online academic journals.  It lets you export the data in dozens of different academic bibliographic styles. It rocks. Hard.

 

SBP's Reading List

 

Carin's List

 

JimK's List

 

Peter Jackson's List

 

ThomasD's List

 

Rich Cox's List

 

N O'Brain's List

 

BlameCandida's List

 

Ushie's List

 

Jeff G's List

 

Darleen's List

 

happyfeet's List

 

SarahW's List

 

sdferr's list

 

RTO's List

 

Makewi's List

 

geoffb's List

 

lee's List

 

bh's List

 

The "Progressive" List (anyone can add to this)

 

(add your reading lists here!)

 

Comments (2)

Dan Collins said

at 10:32 am on Nov 10, 2008

I highly recommend the trilogy of longish poems by Dante Alighieri, Areopagitica by Milton, Montaigne’s essays, Thomas Nashe’s writings, Flannery O’Connor, Flann O’Brien, Fielding, Hardy, Stewart O’Nan’s “A Prayer for the Dying,” Kesey’s “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” Joss Whedon’s Firefly series, South Park, Augustine’s “City of God,” Martin Gardner’s “Science: Good, Bad and Bogus,” Keats, Shakespeare, Gibbons’ “Rise and Fall,” Plutarch’s “Parallel Lives,” Machiavelli’s “The Prince” and “The Mandragola,” Samuel Daniels’ “A Defence of Rime,” Ariosto’s “Orlando Furioso,” Boccaccio, Thomas Huxley on Rousseau, Galileo’s “Starry Messenger,” Pico’s “Oration on the Dignity of Man.”

SBP said

at 12:52 pm on Nov 10, 2008

Dan, feel free to start a page. :-)

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