What's your favourite subject, /lit/, and what three books would you recommend as a start to them?
Mine is Psychoanalysis.
1.The essentials of psycho-analysis
2.Routledge introduction to Jaques Lacan
3. Jung: Psychological Reflections. a New Anthology of His Writings
>>7580020
How about just read a textbook on the topic? That's what I've been doing recently.
>>7580020
If you're getting into Lacan, I'd recommend Bruce Fink's 'The Lacanian Subject - Between Language and Jouissance'.
>>7580023
Was actually just looking at it
Thanks, Anon
>>7580035
It's brilliant. For Freud, Jonathan Lear has written a decent introduction on Freud-as-philosopher which I enjoyed when I started out.
>>7580038
Thanks, Anon
It's been placed on my wishlist.
I must ask, is Zizeks guide on how to read Lacan any good?
![4102K46WXWL[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/T1ts4Zr.jpg "4102K46WXWL[1].jpg")
>>7580065
I've only read this one which was great fun
>>7580020
How can you even look in Jung's direction if you appreciate Lacan?
>>7580184
>not reading everything
pleb
>>7580186
reading Jung's fairy-tales in the age of public speech is just wasting your time.
>>7580322
My time is of no concern to you, ass dick
what counts as a subject op?
>>7580065
no, get bruce fink's clinical introduction to lacan.
>>7580336
It can be any topic as long as there is a book on it.
>>7580160
Again, thanks, Anon.
Fink's The Lacanian Subject: Between Language and Jouissance is also a fantastic introductory text.
>>7580020
>no the interpretation of dreams
step up your game
>>7580503
I read right past the previous recommendation of said title. Apologies.
>>7580322
Its hilarious how ignorant you are of Jung and his work.
>>7580020
Nice man !
Mine is philosophy
1. Heraclitus - Fragments
2. Plato - Phaedo
3. Hegel - Phenomenology of Spirit
>>7581505
>no Ayn Rand
come on now m8
>>7581511
>philosophy
>opinion-tier '''''''objectivism'''''''
Light
Light by Michael Sobel
The Story of Light by Ben Bova
Introduction to Light by Gary Waldman
>>7580020
what if your favorite subject is literature?
>>7580023
Thanks, I've been wondering about that.
>>7580020
bump
>>7580020
Mine is also philosophy but I am new to it.
1- Nietzsche - Thus Spoke Zarathustra
2- Plato - Republic
3- Albert Camus - Myth of Sisyphus
meta-science fiction
1. Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health
2. Science of Survival: The Prediction of Human Behavior
3. Handbook for Preclears
>>7581625
Then put what books you believe is needed to introduce someone to literature
>>7580020
My favourite subject is Ulysses
- The Odyssey
-Portrait of the Artist
Ulysses, Order and Myth
>>7584798
I actually managed to splurge three different formats of bullet-ing there
