1. Legal Empire

Ronald Dworkin

(Ronald Dworkie, 193 1-20 13)

Ronald's classic. The Empire of Law is an important work of philosophy of law, which is thought-provoking and rich in texture. His lively writing style is expected by readers in Ronald Dworkin.

Dworkin's ultimate goal is the unified field theory of moral defense, that is, a theory that integrates or at least links individual morality, legal defense and political legitimacy.

2. Details of justice

Liu renwen

This book is a collection of a series of newspaper articles written by Professor Liu Renwen on hot issues of current legal affairs, and its theme is the current situation of China's judicial system and its operation. In recent years, bestsellers named after "details" have been published repeatedly, which seems to show that scholars have changed from macro-theoretical construction to micro-proposition interpretation.

Attention should be paid to details, because the essence of principles and procedures of justice is often reflected in details. Only when the details of judicial practice are perfected can the spirit of judicial justice be manifested. Paying attention to details helps us to understand the real judicial situation, and reflecting on details helps us to find the right path to improve the judicial system. This is the power of details and the value of studying details.

3. People

Gustave Le Bon

(Gustave Le Bon1841-1931)

Judge Jun gave a friend advice on buying a book: See which edition this book is. Good books will be reprinted again and again, and this "thug" has reached the 29th edition.

In fact, we rarely have real views on things, but we have some ideas that most people think are correct. Once an individual is integrated into the group, his personality will be annihilated, and the thoughts of the group will occupy an absolute dominant position. At the same time, the behavior of the group will also show the characteristics of rejecting dissidents, extremes and emotions. Having independent thinking and independent opinions is not entirely the quality that an excellent legal person should possess.

4. Who Shaped America: Justice and Freedom in the Eyes of Justice.

Sandra Day Oconnor

(sandra day o'connor)

She is the first female Supreme Court judge in the United States, and was once selected as the most powerful woman in the world by Forbes. In 1992, her key vote helped safeguard the legality of abortion confirmed by the Supreme Court in 1973.

There are not only clips of judges riding Ma Qianli to perform their duties as trial judges every year, but also explanations of the great changes that judges have brought to the development of civil rights. Justice O 'Connor combed the important events and profound lessons in the history of the Supreme Court of the United States from her unique female perspective, and these key nodes and historical moments also outlined the process of the rule of law in the United States.

Step 5 understand power

Chomsky

(Chomsky)

The author is actually a linguist. His generative grammar is regarded as an important contribution to theoretical linguistics in the 20th century. However, Chomsky is famous for his passion for politics, especially his criticism of the United States and other governments.

In this dialogue work, Chomsky expounded his views on power, including the working mode of modern media, globalization, education system, environmental crisis, military-industrial complex, political activity strategy and so on.

6. The origin of human inequality: the road to slavery, monarchy and empire

Kent flannery Joyce Marcus

(Kent flannery) (Joyce Marcus)

The author of this book shows that inequality is not only caused by population growth, food surplus and the accumulation of valuables. On the contrary, inequality stems from the manipulation of the unique social logic of each human social center.

Based on the extensive understanding of prehistoric social groups and present social groups, the author describes the changed social logic and creates a larger and more hierarchical society. Many existing inequalities can be changed by changing the social logic that creates inequality, not by violence.

7. The power of silence

Pique Yale

(Pico Yale)

This year, the "information explosion" has become a problem for more and more people. Wechat that can't be seen every day, phone calls that can't be heard, and task lists that can never be found. It seems that we are always competing with another self and this fast-paced era.

This book does not teach you to give up hard work and life, but tells you how to treat yourself for a moment of peace in your busy life, enjoy the dialogue with yourself and find your real direction.

8. A brief history of everything

Bill Bryson

(bill Blethen)

Bill, an awesome man, has included all the interesting things that happened in the process from BIGBANG to human ruling the earth in this wonderful book, which has spread a shining picture of modern science for readers.

The success of this book lies in popularizing profound science, visualizing abstract science and making boring science interesting. Every rational person should put such a book "A Brief History of Everything" on the shelf.

9. Parallel worlds

Robert? Saw carpenter

(Robert J. Sawyer)

This is a science fiction novel, and the author is the winner of Hugo Award and nebula Award.

Historically, we have a close relative who lived by hunting instead of farming. Later, for some reason, they disappeared from history, leaving only some fossils. And what would the world look like if we Homo sapiens were extinct in history instead of Neanderthals?

There is no farming civilization, no need for large areas of land, no concept of real estate and private ownership, and no need for mass killing of animals to cause species extinction. From the subtle differences between farming and hunting, the author deduces a huge, concrete, magical and reasonable world, that is, a parallel world.

10. The title of this book can't describe the content of this book.

Eric Kaplan

(Eric Kaplan)

If you like The Big Bang Theory, take it.