A curated list of books I've read, am reading, or plan to read.
by Alexander Gray
A fantastic historical overview of key socialist figures, providing essential context on their lives, backgrounds, and the evolution of socialist thought throughout history.
by Immanuel Kant
by Terry H. Anderson, P. J. Hill
A practical example of the development of property rights and polycentric law.
by Adam Smith
by Frédéric Bastiat
Everyone should read this to understand what is often unseen.
by Friedrich von Hayek
by Hans-Hermann Hoppe
by Hynek Řihák
This book is only available in Czech.
by John Maynard Keynes
by Juraj Karpiš
This book is only available in Czech. Great book about central banking, fiat money and financial crises.
by Karl Marx
by Ludwig von Mises
A true masterpiece and the ultimate defense of laissez-faire capitalism. It approaches economics a priori through praxeology, emphasizing methodological individualism and self-evident economic laws.
by Ludwig von Mises
by Michail Bakunin
by Michail Bakunin
by Murray Rothbard
by Thomas Sowell
by Walter E. Block
by Hannah Arendt
This book was recommended to me more than once.
by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Another classic I haven't read yet, though I know all the arguments.
by John Locke
by John Stuart Mill
by John Stuart Mill
by Ludwig von Mises
by Michel Foucault
I received recommendations to read this book.
by Plato
I haven't read it yet, but I feel like I already know almost everything about it from discussions, critiques, and references from other books.
by René Descartes
by Oliver Sacks
by Robert M. Sapolsky
by Andrej Drbohlav
This book is only available in Czech.
by Arno Gruen
by Marcus Weeks, Merrin Lazyan, Voula Grand, Joannah Ginsburg, Nigel C. Benson, Catherine Collin
by Marshall B. Rosenberg
A very important book for me, nonviolent communication is quite a game changer.
by Marshall B. Rosenberg
by Robert Wright
by Steven Pinker
by Janet Malcolm
by Douglas Hofstadter
by Andreas M. Antonopoulos
by Anil Nerode, Richard A. Shore
by Jiří Matoušek, Jaroslav Nešetřil
by Jiří Veselý
by Martin Mareš, Tomáš Valla
by Milan Hladík
by Aldous Huxley
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
by Erich Maria Remarque
by Ernest Hemingway
by Franz Kafka
by George Orwell
by George Orwell
by Karel Čapek
by Karel Čapek
by Ray Bradbury
Why 451? Because that's the temperature at which paper burns...