Encyclopedia · Map of thought
Books
Works that carry thought and narrative — in the LogosCamp literary graph.
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Essay
A Room of One's Own
An extended essay arguing that women need money and a private space to write fiction.
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Book
Crime and Punishment
A destitute former student tests a theory of extraordinary men by committing murder—and finds his conscience will not let him go.
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Book
Invisible Cities
Marco Polo describes impossible cities to Kublai Khan in a mosaic of imagination and urban memory.
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Book
Murder on the Orient Express
Snowbound on the Orient Express, Hercule Poirot finds a murdered passenger and a train full of suspects—and a solution that questions justice itself.
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Book
Norwegian Wood
A student in late-1960s Tokyo is torn between loyalty to a grieving love and the pull of a vibrant life still ahead.
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Book
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Seven generations of the Buendía family live, love, fight, and die in the fictional village of Macondo, where the marvelous is told as calmly as everyday fact.
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Poem
Selected Poems of Rumi
A curated introduction to Rumi's lyric and didactic poetry for contemporary readers.
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Book
The Alchemist
A shepherd boy's journey across the desert in search of treasure becomes a meditation on destiny and desire.
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Book
The Left Hand of Darkness
An envoy to a world without fixed gender must question his assumptions while crossing a frozen planet with an exiled statesman.
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The Little Prince
A stranded pilot meets a boy from asteroid B-612 whose journey among grown-up planets becomes a parable of seeing with the heart.
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Book
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
A philosophical prose-poem in which Zarathustra teaches the overcoming of inherited values and the creation of new meaning.