I want to read the books of the most important philosophers of

you guys can do it

>>1192550
let me google that for you cunt

>>1192671
thanks, any progress?

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>>1192550
4d Timelock
Nine Chains to the Moon
Utopia or Oblivion
I Seem to Be a Verb
Synergetics
Synergetics II
Critical Path
Humans in Universe

>>1192550
Here's the list:

Plato, Complete Works edited by John M. Cooper
Complete Works of Aristotle - The Revised Oxford Translation vol. 1 & 2 edited by Jonathan Barnes

>>1192872
thanks bro

>>1192916
thanks, no socrates?

>>1192943
Who?

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>>1192550
>Holy
>Roman
>Empire
by Voltaire

In all seriousness, he does have an interesting body of work. Essay on the Customs and the Spirit of the Nations is a great historiographical work.

>>1192943
Socrates never wrote anything. All his lines are from Plato attributed to Socrates.

Add the gemology of morality to your list.

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>>1192550


http://www.philosimply.com/philosopher/hesiod

thanks everyone!

>>1192550
You should start with Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. It's a great intro to philosophy book.