Yuck, continental philosophy.

Although phenomonology is great.

This post was edited by Voyaging on Oct 11 2014 09:03pm

you into Husserl and Heidegger?
if so you must be at least into Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Hegel...
.. and if so, you must be into x, xx and xxx
and this and that that draw from x and so on!

i'm trying to get into analytic philosophy tho, but my reading list is all but comprehensive. iso reading lists and commentaries.

This post was edited by Gastly on Oct 11 2014 09:24pm

Not into any of the above

My philosophy expertise is almost exclusively devoted to analytical philosophy.

http://scaruffi.com/know/mileston.html is a good list

"The Western Canon", "The New Lifetime Reading Plan", and "How to Read a Book" have some good reading lists if you're interested, but a very significant amount of all 3 is devoted to fiction and poetry

Alexander Shulgin is imo the greatest phenomonological philosopher ever, though he's probably more accurately called a scientist of the mind

Lol

I've heard it online and in real life but I hang out with revleftists, radicals and other swine

is that because the anglo-saxons have difficulty with foreign languages and philosophy is difficult to translate into english?



what for?
just read some betrand russell and forget the rest

Analytical philosophy is simply superior

No, I don't think it is.

Many or most of the most prominent analytic philosphers are non-English writers and are well-translated.

This post was edited by Voyaging on Oct 11 2014 10:41pm

#progress