Book Suggestion

>>9797731
> Leviathan - Thomas Hobbes
> Anything from Norberto Bobbio
> The Spirit of Laws - Montesquieu
> Anything from Henry Kissinger, tho Diplomacy and World Order are the best ones
> Everything from Edgar Allan Poe

I could say more things, but I am tired and I think I gave stuff for you for next three mounths or so.

>>9797746
Much appreciated!

>>9797746
Seriously, Leviathan has been one of the most resourceful and greatest reads of my life. I had to read it for a PSCI class in college, and I remember it was extremely tough to get through even though I enjoyed it. But everyone from Milton to Hannah Arendt in literature, philosophy, and political theory bring up Hobbes. I would say he's one of the most necessary philosophers in the vein you're looking at, Leviathan is at least important as The Prince, if not more so.

>>9797758
I started reading Leviathan in my first year of Law College; I may have left the Law College, but Leviathan still is in my heart dearly.

>>9797731
>that pic
I remember this guy. Wasn't he on Poe red or something.

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Unironically this.

>>9797886

I don't know. Who is that kid and what the hell's wrong with him.

>>9797731
seems like he's under a slaughterhouse maybe? blood and fat seeping through the floor and coagulating? pretty crazy.

>>9798310
>>9798283
he is very obviously shopped into the room, and the pig's head looks transparent/made of 2 layers

probably some edgy /b/tard circa 2007 trying to make a creepypasta

imagine being a home inspector walking into that basement.

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>>9797731
Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Beaudrillard