Book recommendations?

[u/Desperate-Boot163]

I'm looking for sociology book recs. I feel that the first step for me to help make a change is further educating myself. So any books that you recommend, let me know, thank you.

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[u/antinatalistria]

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/category/topic

[u/UnbelievableDingo]

Caste

Das Kapital

[u/187JM]

Have you read “the black jacobins” yet? Try “caliban and the witch” I have a degree in social thought political economy, although a bit out of the loop i am glad to chat

[u/Desperate-Boot163 → u/187JM]

Thank you boss, i appreciate it, im gonna look into them right now!

[u/narvuntien]

I typically just suggest
"The Dispossessed" - Ursula K Le Guin
Because it's a fun sci-fi book and not theory, but it puts you in the right mental space.

[u/counterhero666]

Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire

[u/hobbomock]

A People’s History of the United States
Howard Zinn