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I can't believe that Descartes' 'Meditations on First Philosophy' isn't on the list. He set the agenda for western philosophy for the past 350 years.

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my 3 all time favourites are "catcher in the rhy", "the remains of the day" and "the lord of the rings"

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Originally posted by genius
my 3 all time favourites are "catcher in the rhy", "the remains of the day" and "the lord of the rings"
The lord of the Rings is 6 books (The Sillmlaion,The Hobbit, Fellowship of the Ring, Two Towers, Return of a King, and Unfinished Tales😀)

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Originally posted by UncleAdam
The lord of the Rings is 6 books (The Sillmlaion,The Hobbit, Fellowship of the Ring, Two Towers, Return of a King, and Unfinished Tales😀)
I thought LOTR was 6 books in its own right, just grouped into the 3 you mention, with The Silmarillian, The Hobbit & Unfinished tales were just other stories that were set middle earth & therefore link in to a larger or lesser extent.
And I haven't raed it so I don't know - where do the short stories fit in?