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Books like A Room of One’s Own

12 books with a reading profile close to A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf. Deep; a moderate read.

  1. 1 C.S. Lewis as philosopher

    C.S. Lewis as philosopher

    by David Baggett, Gary R. Habermas

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    While C.S.

  2. 2 Imaginary Homelands

    Imaginary Homelands

    by Salman Rushdie

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    Salman Rushdie’s collection of essays centers on the fragmented perspective of the expatriate writer.

  3. 3 On Human Nature

    On Human Nature

    by Edward O. Wilson

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    Edward O.

  4. 4 Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches

    Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches

    by Audre Lorde

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    In this collection of fifteen essays and speeches, Audre Lorde establishes a framework for intersectional feminism by addressing how racism, sexism, ageism, and homophobia function as interlocking systems of oppression.

  5. 5 How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy

    How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy

    by Jenny Odell

    Also deep · philosophy, theoretical

    Jenny Odell argues that commercial platforms hijack human curiosity to monetize every waking second.

  6. 6 The Abolition of Man

    The Abolition of Man

    by C.S. Lewis

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    C.S.

  7. 7 The road to Middle-Earth

    The road to Middle-Earth

    by Tom Shippey

    Also deep · academic, theoretical

    Tom Shippey argues that J.R.R.

  8. 8 Leonardo's Notebooks

    Leonardo's Notebooks

    by Leonardo da Vinci

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    Leonardo’s Notebooks serve as a massive repository of raw data and observations spanning anatomy, optics, and hydraulics.

  9. 9 Essays of three decades

    Essays of three decades

    by Thomas Mann

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    This collection brings together sixteen of Mann’s non-fiction pieces written between 1911 and 1937, focusing on the intellectual heritage of Europe.

  10. 10 The Wretched of the Earth

    The Wretched of the Earth

    by Frantz Fanon

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    Frantz Fanon analyzes the psychiatric and sociological effects of colonization on both the occupier and the occupied.

  11. 11 Discourse on Method

    Discourse on Method

    by René Descartes

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    René Descartes outlines a four-part system intended to establish certainty in the sciences by rejecting any premise subject to the slightest doubt.

  12. 12 On Liberty

    On Liberty

    by John Stuart Mill

    Also deep · philosophy, academic

    John Stuart Mill establishes the Harm Principle, asserting that the only justification for interfering with an individual's freedom is to prevent harm to others.

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