I am AmericanPop, a third year History and Political Science major who can best be described as a philosophical dabbler. My interests are broad and I have a basic understanding of many topics and a good sense of the 'larger' historical picture. Some works I have read that pertain to thought/philosophy include:

Plato's - The Republic
Aristotle's - The Politics
Passages from St Augustine's - City of God
Passages from St Thomas Aquinas' - Summa Theologica
Machiavelli's - The Prince
The first 30 chapters of Hobbes' - Leviathan
Rousseau's - Second Discourse
Hegel's - Philosophy of History
Nietzsche's - On the Advantages and Disadvantages of History for Life
Carl Becker's - Heavenly City of the 18th Century Philosophers
Robert Prisig's - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Modris Eksteins' - Rites of Spring

I have also taken modern intellectual history courses that have covered Ideas from the French Revolution to the Present. I am currently in the midst of completing Ayn Rand's - Atlas Shrugged and Nietzsche's - Beyond Good and Evil. I look forward to some constructive dialogue.