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[Anonymous No.14403717]

Now that everyone is moving away from Derrida, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and even Foucault (from what I heard from my professor) which philosophers are "in" right now?

[Anonymous No.14403729]

>>14403717
>Now that everyone is moving away from Derrida, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and even Foucault
this is not my impression

[Anonymous No.14403734]

Gaynon :^)

[Anonymous No.14403740]

>>14403717
>Now that everyone is moving away from Derrida, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and even Foucault’s Wikipedia page

[Anonymous No.14403747]

Isn't philosophy more focused on linguistics and hermeneutics right now? Hence being very much under the influence of Derrida and so forth?

[Anonymous No.14403757]

>>14403729
Just go with it its not supposed to be realistic

[Anonymous No.14403758]

These Jew pets only tried to deconstruct academia but created whole new schools of pedantic deconstructionism

Dis nigga actually destroyed all Weatern philosophy and he don’t give a shit

Allah is great

Praise Brahman

[Anonymous No.14403768]

>>14403758
how did he fit all those thoughts inside that tiny brain

[Anonymous No.14403778]

>>14403717
deleuze and the speculative realists

[Anonymous No.14403785]

Deleuze, Schopenhauer, hegel, and baudrillard

[Anonymous No.14403792]

>>14403747
1/3

[Anonymous No.14403797]

>>14403792
2/3

[Anonymous No.14403798]

>>14403758
this

[Anonymous No.14403799]

>>14403758
wave check

[Anonymous No.14403809]

>>14403797
3/3
>>14403758
You can deny it all you want but there is nothing like taking it apart from the inside. And to be on the inside you have to know what you are on the inside of. You can complain about it all you want, and fight the enemy where he is not. But it is an entirely different thing to meet him where he is and better yet to find him where he is, beat him at his own game, with his own words, and for his own good.

[Anonymous No.14403825]

>>14403809
What is this? Where is it from?

[Anonymous No.14403861]

>>14403792
Sauce?

[Anonymous No.14403885]

>>14403861
>>14403825

[Anonymous No.14403894]

>>14403825
>>14403861
I’m doing a complete reading/recording of it rn. I’d like to finish before Christmas. You’re invited to read it with me :) maybe we can have a discussion on it.

https://monoskop.org/images/8/84/Derrida_Jacques_Writing_and_Difference_1978.pdf

[Anonymous No.14403900]

Chomsky, Moldbug, Vermeulen, Linkola

[Anonymous No.14403912]

>>14403900
Oh, and also - sadly, because they're very obvious etabilishment plants - Pinker and Harris

[Anonymous No.14405057]

the guy who makes those primitive technology videos

[Anonymous No.14405212]

they are all fools for ever abandoning hegel. All of academia should be focused on figuring out how to beam hegel into peoples brains.

[Anonymous No.14405238]

>>14403717
Most academics are moving away from abstract cross-discipline philosophising. Most of them focus on the work of other academics in the field. Unless you're in that world of conferences and journal article writing/reviewing of niche within a niche topics within already specialised disciplines you will never hear about most of them. And they keep up with their in this manner contemporaries because it's a mutual game of recognition.

[Anonymous No.14405273]

>>14403717
Philosophy is dead; it will soon be relegated to the field of history, just like how scholars study ancient philosophies and religions.

[Anonymous No.14405362]

Them

[Bataille No.14405520]

>>14405212
>But what about laughter! What about ecstasy! What about silence! What about sliding! What about sovereignty!

[Anonymous No.14405622]

Hegel.
Always Hegel.