/lit/ - Literature

Hey /lit/,
I'm currently reading the Copleston alongside my other work, which is in a more empirical part of the humanities. My intention is to read all volumes without taking notes and then start reading the primary sources that seem interesting to me. This will likely entail skipping most of the Greeks, except probably Plato and Aristotle, and picking and choosing from all of subsequent Western philosophy until I've narrowed down a few thinkers I really like and admire. At that point I will probably read everything those thinkers wrote and try to incorporate their ideas into my professional work. What are your thoughts on this plan?

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>Description is in the literary language that you studied
>Dialogue is in a dialect that you did not
>No dictionaries available