/lit/ - Literature

>>10904711
> Picking anyone that's not Hegel

For me, it's Jesus of Nazareth.

>>10904711
I know you are just shitposting but he really is the most interesting. I really can't understand how could someone have such an original way of thinking.

Stirner has great memes but Albert is the playboy of philosophy

I like Plato because of his conscious artistry. Part dramatist, part sophist.

>>10905056
*edits any mention of stirner out of the rebel*

What did penguin mean by this?

>>10904711
Nicolas Gomez Davila for political philosophy, to the extent that he might be called a philosopher.

Howard Stein for philosophy of physics

Thebes of Crates for anything else.

Heidegger and Schmitt are best because they were actual Nazis not just proto-Nazis.

>>10905113
that cant be real

>>10905134
It is look it up.

>>10905056
albert camus boring
>>10905113
yes, very odd. the sections focusing on him are often edited out of the german ideology too. what's going on here?

>>10905145
I'll admit that, so whos the most interesting philosopher, one that just says the most crazy, mid blowing, hard hitting fact shit

>>10905154
that depends on you. try any in this thread.

s p i n o z a

>>10905021
God does not count

claimiing Kierkegaard

Shakespeare
https://soundcloud.com/heyokapod/hamlet

>>10904711
What's the best way to start reading Nietzche

Unironically my fav

>>10904711
>Neetche
>Philosopher

>>10906132
Zarathustra. Super accessible but takes several reads to pick up everything he means (or doesnt mean) and fully appreciate it.

>>10904711
Mine is either Nietzsche or Heidegger. Although the Kirshnamurti and Bohm conversations had some of the most interesting topics of debate Ive ever had the pleasure of listening to

>>10904711
Macintyre, Aristotle, or Aquinas

But I mean Aquinas is a theologian more tho

>>10906196
this but unironically

He was a man of loose thought guised in wonderful prose and sneerful jabs to give a sense of legitimacy

>>10906218
Yea, Birth of Tragedy was kind of a clusterfuck, and BG&E was like reading a middle schools girls shitlist diary.

You a shit though, he had some of the most profound literary skills and prolific ideas AND he was right about Hegel being a massive faggot

>>10906218
He was a poet

>>10906236
That inverted Schopenhauer's Ethics

>>10906227
>he had some of the most profound literary skills and prolific ideas AND he was right about Hegel being a massive faggot
>This is my opinion
>but if I put a bunch of exclamation signs and some poorly done metaphors it becomes philosophy.
Neetche is not a philosopher. If he is a philosopher a random polack with literary skills would also be one

>>10906255
>This is my opinion

Nigga what have you read by him to justify yourself, and also tell me what justifies being a philosopher

>>10906277
You can open any of NEETche's books and he always comes to his conclusions making things up and stating his opinions as facts. Literally just a controversial fag

>>10906313
I dont think you even acknowledged any question I asked.

>opinion discarded

>>10905121
I'm colombian and sadly his work is not very known. There are two editions of his work: On Villegas Editores and Atalanta. Its complete on Villegas but Atalanta's edition is more beautiful. Anyway, glad to know some people here knows him :)

For me, it's 'sche

im a philosopher by myself and absolutely fucked up insane in the brain