>>25597672
Year 2
>Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems – Hoffmann (Mathematics)
>Analysis II – Tao (Mathematics)
>Algebra – Artin (Mathematics)
>Topology – Munkres (Mathematics)
>Electrodynamics – Griffiths (Physics)
>An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics – Carroll & Ostlie (Physics)
>Special Relativity – Woodhouse (Physics)
>Genetics: A Conceptual Approach – Pierce (Biology)
>Microbiology: An Introduction – Tortora (Biology)
>Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy – Newton (Philosophy)
>A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge – Berkeley (Philosophy)
>A Treatise of Human Nature – Hume (Philosophy)
>The Major Political Writings – Rousseau (Philosophy)
>Summa Contra Gentiles – Aquinas (Religion)
>Summa Theologica – Aquinas (Religion)
>Records of the Grand Historian – Qian Sima (History)
>The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire – Gibbon (History)
>Tonal Harmony – Kostka & Payne (Music)
>Don Quixote – Cervantes (Literature)
>The Tale of Genji – Murasaki Shibiki (Literature)
>The Divine Comedy – Dante (Literature)
>Paradise Lost – Milton (Literature)
>Three Kingdoms – Luo Guanzhong (Literature)

Year 3
>Visual Complex Analysis – Needham (Mathematics)
>Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces – do Carmo (Mathematics)
>Partial Differential Equations – Evans (Mathematics)
>Introduction to Manifolds – Tu (Mathematics)
>Quantum Mechanics – Zettili (Physics)
>General Relativity – Wald (Physics)
>Evolutionary Analysis – Herron & Freeman (Biology)
>Critique of Pure Reason – Kant (Philosophy)
>Phenomenology of Spirit – Hegel (Philosophy)
>The Science of Logic – Hegel (Philosophy)
>The World as Will and Representation – Schopenhauer (Philosophy)
>Either/Or – Kierkegaard (Philosophy)
>Concluding Unscientific Postscript – Kierkegaard (Philosophy)
>The Foundations of Buddhism – Gethin (Religion)
>Dao De Jing – Laozi (Religion)
>The History of the Medieval World – Bauer (History)
>The Oxford History of the French Revolution – Doyle (History)
>A History of Western Music – Burkholder (Music)
>Shakespeare’s Complete Works (Literature)
>Faust – Goethe (Literature)
>The Story of the Stone – Cao Xueqin (Literature)
>Les Miserables – Hugo (Literature)
>Moby-Dick – Melville (Literature)

>>25597674
Year 4
>Algebraic Geometry – Shafarevich (Mathematics)
>Categories for the Working Mathematician – Maclane (Mathematics)
>Particle Physics – Griffiths (Physics)
>Quantum Field Theory – Peskin (Physics)
>Neuroscience – Purves (Neuroscience)
>Thus Spoke Zarathustra – Nietzsche (Philosophy)
>Beyond Good and Evil – Nietzsche (Philosophy)
>Principia Mathematica – Russell & Whitehead (Philosophy)
>The Foundations of Arithmetics – Frege (Philosophy)
>Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus – Wittgenstein (Philosophy)
>Philosophical Investigations – Wittgenstein (Philosophy)
>The Structure of Scientific Revolutions – Kuhn (Philosophy)
>The Mahabharata (Religion)
>Ramayana – Valmiki (Religion)
>The Campaigns of Napoleon – Chandler (History)
>The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich – Shirer (History)
>The Complete Musician – Laitz (Music)
>War and Peace – Tolstoy (Literature)
>Anna Karenina – Tolstoy (Literature)
>Crime and Punishment – Dostoyevsky (Literature)
>The Idiot – Dostoyevsky (Literature)
>The Demons – Dostoyevsky (Literature)
>The Brothers Karamazov – Dostoyevsky (Literature)
>In Search of Lost Time – Proust (Literature)
>Ulysses – Joyce (Literature)

keel yrself

>>25597672
This isn't theory of knowledge. This is an undergraduate curriculum.

>>25597681
Theory of Knowledge is the name I gave to my curriculum, which yes, is comprised mostly of undergraduate subjects, no one starts studying directly from graduate-level textbooks.

>>25597699
You've not imparted disciplinarity or methodology. This is a really deficient "mediocre works" curriculum.

lol.

Why the fuck do you have to go through the entire Summa Theologica and Hegel to read Dostoyevsky??

>>25597672
Feynman's lectures don't have exercises which you presumably want given you've included standard textbooks for mathematics.

Landau and Lifshitz is generally superior and widely beloved while each volume is surprisingly short. That being said, they're above the average undergraduate level, so you're probably going to struggle. Best to pick a generic college intro to physics in that case.

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>>25597805
>Feynman's lectures don't have exercises
But they do? Landau is way too advanced, it's a series for people who already know undergraduate physics. The Feynman Lectures are the perfect middle ground between Young & Freedman and Landau.

>>25597672
It's pointless to try reading Newton's Principia without first attempting The Conics of Apollonius or Pappus's Collection, given how frequently he cites results from them instead of laying out the proof himself.

Go hang out on his, that's for humanities. Just because you can scrawl shit on a shingle while wanking doesn't make it lit. Just like philosophy.

>>25597672
Add Bede.

>>25597672
It already basically exists. Britannica Great Books of the Western World. You can get the set off eBay for around 200-400 bucks.

>>25597843
Shit on a shingle is biscuits and gravy
Go back to >>>/ck/catalog

>>25599140
wtf

>>25597672
Fuck math. That is all

>>25597672
Why would I do math?
That's what computers are for.

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>>25597936
you'll come off as someone who just bought them to look smart though