/lit/ - Literature

>>14071251
Descartes meditations

Bertrand Russell problems of philosophy

Will come back if I remember more

>>14071251
The PoS

Start here

>>14071251
The Greeks. Also some good introduction to philosophy like >>14071289 mentioned.

Read some Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, maybe wikipedia articles about:

-Plato
-Aristotle
-Descartes
-Kant
-Hegel
-Marx (alienation, base/superstructure)
-Wittgenstein

These are not the "wisest" "best" or anything, but most influential philosophers. Of course arguably you can add many more like Heidegger, Hume, Schopenhauer, Leibinz and so on but IMHO that will give you some kind of a general idea what philosophy is.

Of course reading encyclopedic entries gives you only a very basic introduction. Obviously you have to read the books to comprehend them.

>>14071284
This
Anon you will need to start with Hegels Phenomenology. Don’t worry you got this!

>>14071611

Critique of Pure Reason. It's a little long for an intro book, but a real page turner. Take notes and you'll be fine.

Epictetus - Handbook (Enchiridion)
Marcus Aurelius - Meditations
Seneca - Essays (and also Letters, but it's a long as fuck collection, just read the highlights)

The few primary sources worth reading in current year

>>14071284
Dick move, Anon.

I like it.

>>14071583
Oh, and Nietzsche, but with him it's best to read his works, because his philosophy is hardly managable as list of concepts.