The classic treatise on how to tyrannize one’s subjects.

A collection of essays by Errico Malatesta.

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels’ classic analysis of modern industrial society and call for Working Class revolution.

Nietzsche’s philosophical treatise on the ambiguity of traditional morality.

Three essays analyzing the origins, meaning, and value of the concepts of good, evil, and bad; of guilt, punishment, and bad conscience; and of ascetic ideals, including those of truth and truthfulness.

After ten years spent in solitude, Zarathustra goes back amongst men to share his accumulated wisdom and prepare humanity for the Overman.

Proudhon outlines the anarchist economic theory of mutualism.

Rousseau explores the political philosophy of authority originating from the consent of the people.

Adam Smith assesses the sources of human morality and the role of human sympathies in judging the propriety of our actions and behaviors.

Adam Smith lays the foundation of classical economics.

Thoreau’s report on his social experiment of solitude, simplicity, and self-reliance.

A brief meditation on depression, philosophy, religion, and the meaning of life.