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Off-topic / Philosophical books
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Date: Wed, Sep 19 2012 17:22:36
Can anyone recommend me some books on philosophy please? It can be on any fields of philosophy.
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Date: Wed, Sep 19 2012 19:18:51
You should start with Plato's dialogues. It's easy to read and really fun.
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Date: Wed, Sep 19 2012 19:20:54
mEat* wrote: You should start with Plato's dialogues. It's easy to read and really fun.
I'm quite familiar with him already, but thanks anyways. -
Date: Wed, Sep 19 2012 19:34:12
i have a book called "the improvement of the mind" by isaac watts. its pretty fascinating but its not exactly philosophy... it borders psychology, sociology, and political science. pretty interesting though...
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Date: Wed, Sep 19 2012 19:36:27
this is a really good book http://ebookbrowse.com/collinson-plant-fifty-major-philosophers-pdf-d200216547
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Date: Thu, Sep 20 2012 00:21:25
You made 2 threads on books today. Why don't you just post in the one you already made?
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Date: Thu, Sep 20 2012 00:23:47
zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance reads like a novel but touches on various philosophies and can serve as an intro to philosophy. Otherwise slug through some of Aristotle's writings.
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Date: Thu, Sep 20 2012 16:52:58
strat1227;225272]this is a really good book http://ebookbrowse.com/collinson-plant-fifty-major-philosophers-pdf-d200216547[/QUOTE] I can't seem to view the file. But thanks for the suggestion. [QUOTE=Reason wrote: i have a book called "the improvement of the mind" by isaac watts. its pretty fascinating but its not exactly philosophy... it borders psychology, sociology, and political science. pretty interesting though...
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Date: Thu, Sep 20 2012 21:37:21
Friedrich Nietzsche: Jenseits von Gut und Böse
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Date: Thu, Sep 20 2012 21:42:57
Try stuff from Foucault. Difficult to read but he has some really good ideas.