Hey Zig Forums, I just received $150 from my grandmother for my birthday and am planning on purchasing these books in order to become an intellectualfag (for the record, I've already read all of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao, Che, Zizek, and Stalin). Now I want to hit the big stuff which you need a grad school degree to understand.
As such, I would like to know your opinion on each of these books and their respected authors. Yes, some of them are anthologies.
If you think all of these books are shit, please enlighten me on what I should read instead.
Download the PDFs of those you can find online, then spend the money on obscure books. Here's a free Bataille to get you started with. Also good taste
Anthony Hill
There are enough intellectual fags in the world, we dont need another one. I recommend you either put it towards organizing something in your community, or donating it.
Christian Howard
I can't read PDFs plus I'm always going to the beach this summer so I'd prefer hard copies.
Brody Brown
Charity doesn't solve shit though, and $150 bucks is barely enough to keep a space open.
Jordan Foster
Id argue id does a hell of a lot more than books. Maybe use the money as travel expenses to and from places (if you havent given in to wageslavery yet) and volunteer your time at a foodbank/soupkitchen etc
While books will help you, you can help others.
Tyler Anderson
I'm only intimately familiar with the first two pieces (top left, top middle). The former is an excellent theoretical and historical account of the economic expression of Marxian thought, and the latter is an excellent dereliction of monistic thought or analytic tendencies in post-Hegel studies and developments of dialectical theory. (post being a purely horological category, not a theoretical one). My own inclinations would steer me away from Guattari and Deleuze, whom I identify more with transcendental philosophy (or anti-philosophy, if one were to ask Badiou).
Jaxson Garcia
I'd rather be reading. Theory IS practice after all.
