END OF '16 - 2017 READING LIST DEC: The Fall, Notes from

>>8744107
Congratulations you have read many books this year.

>Two books per month
>Some months one book
O-o-ok.

>>8744107
>Civilization and its Discontents
>The Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious
Which one was the best? Why?

>>8744107
What did you think of Absalom?

>>8744151
>>8744167
>>8744176

ITT: Reading comprehension

>>8744218
t. "stay on topic" autist

>>8744349
It's literally a thread about what OP is *going to* read, not what he's already read. That's literally what "END OF '16-2017 READING LIST" implies.

>>8744107

END OF '16 - 2017 READING LIST

DEC-DEC: Kant, Scopenhauer, Hegel

>>8744403
Oh shit, you're right. My sincere apologies.

Posting some stuff I want to read next year.

To finish:
The 33 Strategies of War
Human Action
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Backlog:
The Idiot
The Karamazov Brothers
Ulysses
Tao Te Ching
Story of the Eye
Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness Are the Keys to Understanding the True Nature of the Universe
Blacklisted by History
Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers
Pre-Suasion: A Revolutionary Way to Influence and Persuade
The Manipulated Man

Add to this some more Jung and some more programming textbooks.

>>8744403

Thanks anon. I've been mulling over how I could've been more clear in my OP. Glad to know that /lit/ isn't so "lit" afterall :^}

Posting because I would like suggestions. Anything I should take off/put on the list. Is it reasonable to assume that I'll be able to pull it off?

>>8744435

OP here...also trying to learn to code this year as well. Getting my feet wet with HTML/CSS. Any tips? Need a fallback in case this whole "English major" thing doesn't pay out.

>>8744482
HTML/CSS is not really programming as it is more of a declarative language than a programming language.

For tips, go on Coursera, take some courses that you find interesting. Focus on building a portfolio. Maybe get a wordpress to mess around web dev and pulgins. Good luck.

Also I think that you already have enough books to start the year safely.
For December, you have two very short books (<300 pages in total). Maybe add something, or prepare to start The Iliad earlier.