Alright Veeky Forums brainlet here, after being subjected to my coworkers discussing the books they've read during our lunch break I figured I pick a few up and start somewhere.
What does Veeky Forums think would be the best book to start off with and which order would be best to read them in?
The Stranger
These are all fine, but...
>no greeks
Nigga plz
Nigga I read all the bullshieeeet during my western civ class.
Leviathan.
It is the most foundation text of those you have pictured.
*foundational
>nothing but communist bullshit (excluding a couple)
Whew lad
The only communist there is the Marx, sounds like you need to read more.
The doctrine of fascism and the origin of totalitarinism sounds kinda commie to me.
What kind of things do you like reading, user?
well Arendt's book talks about Stalinism as well as Nazism, but-
>reading female authors
>reading female jewish authors
>reading female german-born jewish authors
>reading female german-born jewish authors who blame everything on anti-semitism
Basically it's one long "OYYYY VEYYYY"
The Doctrine of Fascism is attributed to Mussolini.
>that storm of steel cover
what the fuck? the old one was perfect.
>my coworkers discussing the books they've read during our lunch break
where the fuck do you work that this happens
The Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts are GOAT but you're probably not going to get them.
Definitely start with Leviathan as the other user said.
The Stranger is the most high school. You should pick up More's Utopia and Plato's Republic since those co-workers were absent that lunch break. How does the meme factory pay in summer?
Christ Leviathan may be plainly written but its a real hike to get through. I wouldn't subject it to someone for a beginners read
Nigga linking everything in Nazi ideology back to Jews is sensible. They were the keystone to the mission
surely hannah will approach this topic free from bias
>this
gas attack on the eastern front
>blame everything on anti-semitism
Arendt doesn't do that. She blames normies. She's one of the good ones.
>They were the keystone to the mission
"No."
The Doctrine of Fascism is only 20 pages. Read that one first. It'll be quick.
>if you study fascism with a critical eye or oppose totalitarianism you are a "commie"
lovin this political landscape not!!!!
you cant even pretend you know what youre talking about
that storm of steel cover is fucking shameful