'Complete Works of Aristotle, Volume 1 ', Aristóteles, Jonathan Barnes (Editor), Princeton University Press, 1984, ISBN: 069101650X.

We can only say a lot of things about Aristotle. This book is a must-read for anyone who pretends to be an intellectual.

'Philosophy of Bertrand Russell (Library of Living Philosophers, Vol 5)', Bertrand A. Russell, Paul Arthur Schilpp (Editor), Open Court Publishing Company, 1988, ISBN 0875481388.

Bertrand A. Russell worked in many fields, such as logic, mathematics and philosophy, and among philosophers he had an uncommon quality, which is to be able to express his ideas in a clear and concise language. You cannot talk about philosophy of the twentieth century without considering his work.

'The Revolt of the Masses', Jose Ortega y Gasset, W.W. Norton & Company, 1994, ISBN 0393310957.

A depiction of the essential struggle between the 'mass' and excellency using historical examples of Spain, Argentina and the United States.

'The Encyclicals of John Paul II', J. Michael, C. S. B. Miller (Editor), Our Sunday Visitor, 2001, ISBN 0879733160.

Many times considered as out of touch by modern conventionalists, the teachings of John Paul II are nevertheless based on very deep beliefs and moral arguments which constitute a philosophical system that has not been intellectually refuted so far. Indispensable reading in a world and time where ethics need some revamping.

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