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I got into philosphy in a big way over the last 2 years I've read Anthony Kennys complete History of Western philosophy as well as major works by Nietszche, Plato, Aristotle,Schopanahuer, Satre, Jung ,Freud and Betrand Russel

After I this I'm thinking
FUCK DAT SHIT,THAY ALL SYAT HE SAME THING

The joys of fiction have returned to me

>> No.1530828

wat do dey say

>> No.1530831
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1530831

sounds like you wasted your time with most of them.

Heidegger is best existientialist and plato was enough knowledge of the ancient greeks. also im not sure but i think wittgenstein covers bertrand russels contributions. you should have asked d&e first before wasting your time idiot.

>> No.1530832

>>1530828
>wat do dey say

OP IS A FAGGOT

>> No.1530837

>>1530831
>you should have asked d&e

lol no

>> No.1530838

>>1530831
>tripfags

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1530853

>>1530831
This list is bullshit for the following reason:

No Metaphysics from Aristotle. Its the fundamental work in Analytical Philosophy.

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>>1530853

>> No.1530865

>>1530856
>disagrees with one idea -> WHole thing is bad

>> No.1530867

>>1530865
>forget one column, whole structure falls down

>> No.1530876

>>1530867
Enough of green texts.

No. NO. NOOO.

Forms can be simply interpreted as intangible instead of immaterial to accommodate the Aristotle's entire philosophy. Stop pretending that they are somehow falsifying everything else.

Aristotle was the earliest western thinker to incorporate Logic and formalism in philosophy. His rigorous contributions to the field are extremely relevant even today. He practically defined the idea of rigour. His works are a MUST read for the Philosophy student who want to understand the nature of reality and then ponder on its consequences in a fruitful manner.

>> No.1530881

>>1530876
>Enough of green texts.

>No. NO. NOOO.

>Forms can be simply interpreted as intangible instead of immaterial to accommodate the Aristotle's entire philosophy. Stop pretending that they are somehow falsifying everything else.

>Aristotle was the earliest western thinker to incorporate Logic and formalism in philosophy. His rigorous contributions to the field are extremely relevant even today. He practically defined the idea of rigour. His works are a MUST read for the Philosophy student who want to understand the nature of reality and then ponder on its consequences in a fruitful manner.

>Implying we use the same logic as Aristotle
>Implying we use the same formalism
>Implying we use the same standards of rigour
>Implying he is not an academic novelty

>> No.1530883

>>1530867
bad architecture, that is

>> No.1530885

>>1530881
I did NOT imply any of that. And stop green texting for fuck's sake.

I simply pointed out that the system we use today is originating out of his work.

>> No.1530890

ITT:
>philosophy student so mad he wasted time studying pointless shit like the pre-socratics and aristotle
lmao

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1530901

>OP

>> No.1530905

>>1530890
Fine tybrax/tybax (whatever). What do you suggest should one read to learn more about logic and formalism in contemporary world.

>> No.1530908

>>1530883
That's actually civil/structural engineering. And not necessarily. Redundancy is important where there are concerns of safety and longevity. Though most columns are not load bearing.

>> No.1530911

>>1530881
lol he's not an academic novelty.
'poetics' is one of my favourite books of all time

>> No.1530914

someone is asking tybrax for advice in this thread

>> No.1530916

>>1530911
I like the poetics and rhetorics, but that doesn't mean they're not insanely biased and in need of other sources to back any conclusions drawn.

>> No.1530921

>>1530905
I suggest you ask d&e, he made that chart after all. and im nowhere near through it.

>> No.1530932

>>1530916
>biased
In what sense?

>> No.1530945

>>1530932
>Tragedy is fucking awesome, cuz like I said so