Great Books Boot Camp

So, I know that this is not reasonable for all of us, because some of us will have lives over the summer.  But for those of us who are going to be bored, and/or are dorks, etc., I was hoping I might find a comrade or two for a more arduous set of readings beyond the full class reading club, and beyond that happy entertaining world of novels.  

Possible readings would include:

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

Calvin: Institutes of the Christian Religion 

Hobbes: Leviathan

(that's right, Calvin and Hobbes!)

JS Mill: (not sure what)

Federalist Papers

Freud

Boswell's Life of Johnson (man crush!)

Hegal: Philosophy of History

Marx: Communist Manifesto

Nietzsche's Ecce Homo (gotta see what is written under those chapter titles)

Another Greek Tragedy would be good, if anyone has a suggestion other than Oedipus

Also, what happened to Mr. Swift?? Canterbury Tales could be fun, too.  And Alessandra's favorite English teacher always said Moby Dick was the best novel ever, so we should probably read that.