/lit/ - Literature

>>11421455
Read a logic textbook, then go for some of Russel's essays on set theory or his theory of names. I started with "On Denoting" and it wasn't too bad, just had to re-read a few sections several times.

If you wanna do a modest survey of the analytics, start with Aristotle, hit up Descartes, Hume, and Kant, then do Frege and Russel, followed by Witty. A background in these guys will give you a general idea of the field. From there you have to decide what specialty you want (phil. of science, phil. of mind, metaphysics, epistemology, decision theory [pic related], analytic feminism, etc.), and read the major authors in that field. plato.stanford.edu is a good resource.