I will also be announcing an important and exciting change for The Veil Away — not the web-design this time, but something deeper.

In the meantime, I offer the following list of tomes I plan to read in 2010, for those who find such things interesting. Any suggestions?

[Update: Thanks to Jeremy for suggested emendations: (1. Totem and Taboo first, for Freud; (2. Bruce Fink and Lacan's Seminars before Lacan's Ecrits.]

[Update 2: Thanks to Dave for even more suggested emendations: "What I Believe" by Ellul, before the other stuff.]

[Update 3: Further thanks to Jeremy for refining his suggested emendations: (1. The Lacanian Subject by Bruce Fink; (2. Seminars I, II, II, VII, XI, XVII, XX.]

[Update 4: Vru, my favorite anarchist, has suggested a tome pertaining to his interests. Why not? The Anarchist in the Library, by Siva Vaidhyanathan.]

• Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts — Karl Marx
• Communist Manifesto — Karl Marx
• Capital — Karl Marx
• Value, Price and Profit — Karl Marx
• The Sublime Object of Ideology — Slavoj Zizek
• The Parallax View
• The Ticklish Subject — Slavoj Zizek
• The Fragile Absolute — Slavoj Zizek
• Violence — Slavoj Zizek
• First as Tragedy, Then as Farce — Slavoj Zizek
• Exodus and Revolution — Michael Walzer
• Totem and Taboo — Sigmund Freud
• The Future of an Illusion — Sigmund Freud
• Civilization and its Discontents — Sigmund Freud
• Powers Trilogy — Walter Wink
• “What I Believe” — Jacques Ellul
• The Technological Society — Jacques Ellul
• Sources and Trajectories (ed. Marva Dawn) — Jacques Ellul
• The Human Condition — Hannah Arendt
• Empire Trilogy — Antonio Negri & Michael Hardt
• The Dialectical Imagination — George Friedman
• Minima Moralia — Theodore Adorno
• Dialectic of Enlightenment — Horkheimer & Adorno
• Powers and Submissions: Spirituality, Philosophy, and Gender — Sarah Coakley
• The Lacanian Subject — Bruce Fink
• Seminars: I, II, III, VII, XI, XVII, XX — Jacques Lacan
• Ecrits — Jacques Lacan
• Deleuze and Guattarri: An Introduction to the Politics of Desire — Philip Goodchild
• Capitalism and Schizophrenia — Deleuze & Guatarri
• What is Philosophy? — Deleuze & Guatarri
• Manifesto for Theology — Alain Badiou
• Being and Event — Alain Badiou
• St. Paul: The Foundation for Universalism — Alain Badiou
• Of Grammatology — Jacques Derrida
• Theopolitical Imagination — William Cavanaugh
• Being Consumed — William Cavanaugh
• A Theology of Liberation — Gustavo Gutierez
• The Presence of God: A History of Western Mysticism (4 vols.) — Bernard McGinn
• Psalms (3 vols.) — John Goldingay
• History of Christian Doctrine (5 vols.) — Jeroslav Pelikan
• Eccentric Existence: A Theological Anthropology — David Kelsey
• Foundations of the Christian Faith — Karl Rahner
• Jesus: An Experiment in Christology — Edward Schillebeeckx
• The Apostle’s Creed in Light of Today’s Questions — Wolfhart Pannenberg
• Reformed Dogmatics — Herman Bavinck
• The Hauerwas Reader — Stanley Hauerwas
• Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions — John Donne
• The Politics of Jesus — John Howard Yoder
• God Without Being — Jean Luc Marion
• Philosophies of Nature After Schelling — Ian Hamilton Grant
• Physics — Aristotle
• Metaphysics — Aristotle
• Critique of Pure Reason — Immanuel Kant
• Critique of Practical Reason — Immanuel Kant
• Critique of Judgment — Immanuel Kant
• The Complete Philosophical Works of William James
• Being and Time — Martin Heidegger
• Process and Reality — A.N. Whitehead
• Existence and Existents — Emmanuel Levinas
• Otherwise than Being — Emmanuel Levinas
• I and Thou — Martin Buber
• What Is Philosophy? — Jose Ortega y Gasset
• Literary Theory — Terry Eagleton
• Figures of Dissent — Terry Eagleton
• Descartes: An Intellectual Biography — Stephen Gaukroger
• German Idealism — Frederick Beiser
• The Post-Darwinian Controversies — James Moore
• Civilization and Capitalism (3 vols.) — Fernand Braudel
• The Anarchist in the Library — Siva Vaidhyanathan