first of all i'm really glad that the sub's back, kudos to the mods, thanks a lot folks. secondly about the question, so i've come across articles that partly described guattari's early revolutionary involvements and politics, but no proper texts that discusses the same.
looking forward to your suggestions :)
hi! i'm an undergraduate reading philosophy, mathematics and economics. i wish to do a masters, and then a phd in economics. i enjoy reading marxian economics, works of political economists, developmental economics and post-Keynesian works. i'm drawn to figures like amartya sen, and other philosophically and morally rich economists.
my question here, is that how does one choose a niche, that they wish pursue during their research as well. according to the above given profile, where do you think i should look next? so that i can move towards finding a niche, that i can stick to and prevent drifting off, which i tend to as a highly restless and curious person.
more on a serious intellectual note, rather than loud activism. thank you looking forward to the recs :)
books that are genuinely sophisticated, in their plot, world-building, character depth, and also have an element of "literary realism" to it. definitely not like best sellers like dune, but more niche and more intellectually pleasing in a sense. something like cryptonomicon, the forever war, frankenstein or neuromancer would be great, but at the same time i wouldn't want you to limit your recs under that umbrella. thank you! looking forward to the coolest ever recs :)
*if one performs well and is one of the top scorers