20% off sale at half-price books, three locations, and $50 later here is what i came away with. SO stoked that i'm building up my library :) i can't wait to read all of this. hopefully i will put a big dent in this list in 2010.
aristotle
the politics
the nicomachean ethics
nietzsche
the birth of tragedy and the genealogy of morals
henrik ibsen
hedda gabler
a doll's house
richard brinsley sheridan
the school for scandal
george bernard shaw
heartbreak house
arms and the man
pygmalion
arthur schnitzler
hands around
jean racine
phedre
eugene o'neill
beyond the horizon
c.s. lewis
miracles: a preliminary study
aristophanes
the complete plays
saint augustine
confessions
j.m. synge
the playboy of the western world and riders to the sea
tom stoppard
travesties
voltaire
philosophical letters
william congreve
the way of the world
anton chekhov
the three sisters
euripides
medea
the bacchae
aeschylus
the oresteia trilogy (two different translations)
william shakespeare
hamlet
julius caesar
macbeth
the taming of the shrew
a midsummer night's dream
othello
the sonnets
beowulf
heroes and monsters of greek myth
homer
the odyssey
massie
augustus
petronius
the satyricon
dante alighieri
inferno
hans anderson
fairy tales and legends
tennessee williams
the glass menagerie
moliere
the misanthrophe
oscar wilde
the importance of being earnest
virgil
the aeneid
wheelock's latin (a textbook! for $5.50!)
gabriel garcia marquez
one hundred years of solitude
sophocles
oedipus the king
an anthology of greek drama
the empiricists
(including locke, berkeley, hume)
five greek tragedies
(sophocles, euripides, aeschylus)
immortal poems of the english language
(shakespeare, milton, keats, eliot, years, hopkins, donne, tennyson, whitman, frost)
eight great tragedies
(aeschylus, sophocles, euripides, shakespeare, ibsen, strindberg, yeats, o'neill)
the best american non-required reading, 2008
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