Essential college lit

I never went to College. Please list books that they study for core classes also any free resources your professors may have mentioned would be greatly appreciated. If you aren't listing books or resources don't post here. Thank you.

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I recomend Ferdinand de Saussure. A must read to get started in linguistics.

ok. I just downloaded Course in General Linguistics, thank you.

t. no one here is in college

E.H. Carr - What is History? if you have any interest in understanding history

The Communist Manifesto lmao

Seriously though, had to read it for like three classes

>If you aren't listing books or resources don't post here.

get fucked you under educated retard

Plato - The Republic
Tao Te Ching
Ramayana
A Shakespeare play
The Prince
Education of Cyrus
Odyssey/Iliad
The Federalist Papers
A little Thucydides

meh, too tired

I don't have my old syllabi handy (out of town for Christmas), but I know at my undergrad and a lot of other schools the Norton anthologies of literature are a very popular course material. Don't bother buying the most current edition, just get copies that are one or two editions out of date.

If you're interested in a more creative writi ng stuff, I can post some of the stuff I've taught. I try to make it a little more literary than some profs do.