/lit/ - Literature

>>12445822
i have a reading list here. my basic advice would be to read the first essay in Fanged Noumena and see if it makes sense. then explore Deleuze, Baudrillard, Heidegger, Marx, et al however seems best to you.

>>/lit/thread/11823861#p11835482

the book i suggested here (>>12446205) is pretty fucking great also, tbqh. although it is about tech in China, the first part is also about the history and development of philosophy of tech in the West too, both ancient and contemporary. not especially jargon-heavy either.

for basic philosophy stuff, i recommend Tarnas' Passion of the Western Mind and Barzun's From Dawn to Decadence, plus an intro to Heidegger, because life begins with him.