Best book on axiomatic set theory.

set-theory reference-request book-recommendation

Solution 1:

I've found Kunen's book "Set Theory: an Introduction to Independence Proofs" to be very good. I've heard Jech's book is good also.

Solution 2:

The best textbook on axiomatic set theory for Zermelo-Fraenkel Set Theory is "Axiomati Set Theory" by Patrick Suppes.

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