/lit/ - Literature

>>10885857
Dam, dis nibba is thicc af

>>10680435
I would suggest for you to look for a philosopher you like. You could always try the contemporary ones, tho I would suggest for you to check the classics because (personaly) I find them more interesting and more challenging them the pop philosophy that is sold today.
I don't recall exactly with philosopher I used to start reading philosophy, but I think it was Nietzche.
Maybe you wanna check a list of big philosophers and choose the one who looks more interesting to you.
I would recommend avoinding the more hard reading ones in the beggining (Hobbes, Marx, Spengler, some others), they will make you think philosophy is too hard when is quite simple actualy.
Maybe you can look for some greek philosopher like Plato or Aristotle.
Maybe some Voltaire, Kant (tho I hate Kant with a burning passion), Hegel (Hegel isen't hard, don't trust their lies!), Schopenhauer, Bakunin or so on.
Honestely, I would suggest you go to a bookstore and look the classical ones and choose one of your liking. Read the description of each book and give a try on the one you find more interesting.
You are already doing the most important step that is curiosity. From here, it's a very fluid journey, realy.

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Can somebody post a reading order to Nietzsche? I'm new to this and I mean to understand the most of what I'm about to read.

Are there any other philosophers like Nietzsche?

People who are optimistic, life-affirming, with real nice prose

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