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View original postI asked my sister to suggest me some authors and I jokingly turned them all down. Kant (too difficult), Kierkegaard (too religious), Heidegger (too Nazist) and Descartes (too old). Actually I'd like something a bit more modern and preferably not something terribly stuffy. The Second Sex is on my to-read list. I love de Beauvoir's fiction. I'm not sure why, but L'Invitée and The Mandarins are some of my favourite books. And those memoirs by de Beauvoir I picked up at the library didn't look particularly read. The Way of Men by Jack Donovan might be an interesting read, too.
View original postI might give Sartre a try. Did he write anything good?
View original postThemes that might interest me: power and authority, sexuality, feminism, linguistics.
View original postThemes that I'm not looking for right now: religion.
View original postHe covers pretty much all of those topics and he isn't as difficult for lay readers as Derrida and Lacan are.
"it's like the real world, except there's dragons!"
cw, you are missed...
cw, you are missed...
Recommend me a good book with a philosophical theme?
11/08/2013 10:20:25 PM
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Have you read Sophie's World?
11/08/2013 11:45:42 PM
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Sophie's World really didn't do it for me.
13/08/2013 02:35:18 PM
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Well, it IS a YA novel...
13/08/2013 05:10:03 PM
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Michel Foucault
12/08/2013 01:38:30 AM
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seconded! *NM*
17/08/2013 06:14:36 AM
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Sartre is excellent in some ways but he is like Edward Gibbon in one way...
12/08/2013 02:04:56 AM
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