Is there any such reading list for economics or /lit/ doesn't

Ugh I hate the fake sophistication of reading mostly original works of classics.

>>8342646
How progressive of you.

Everyone reading the same shit ain't good.
>>8342648
Neomania isn't good either tho.

>>8342646
>>8342654

I just want to get an overview of the main works and what would be interesting to read before what.
We're not robots, no one follows these guides exactly or stay restricted to them.

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From /biz/ IIRC

>>8342688
Thanks, m8

>>8342675
Here's a idea. Read a few classics:
- Wealth of nations
- Das Kapital
- The Road to Serfdom
Read something relatively new:
- The origin of wealth
- Antifragile
Read something obsecure:
- ?
- Anthropology?

Is there any good literature on economics of Medieval Europe?

>>8342725
How about secular cycles by Peter Turchin? It is about social unrest but also about economics as it is the rising inequality that causes this instability.

It used France and England as examples.

Get Paul Strathern's Dr Strangelove's Game; it'll explain most of the turning points of economic thought and you can go back to the originals with a clearer overview after.
>>8342725
Michael Postan

>>8342628
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