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[Anonymous No.20117346]

Best philosophy book from the 21st century?

[Anonymous No.20117493]

>>20117346
>Moi les hommes, je les déteste (English: I Hate Men) is a misandric essay by the French writer Pauline Harmange, a feminist activist from Lille. It was published in 2020, initially by the micropublisher Monstrograph, and later by a major publishing company, Éditions du Seuil.

>In the 96-page booklet, Harmange aims to "understand misandry and to give it back the right to exist." According to her, feminists have always needed to pretend not to hate men so as not to lose them as allies. But in her view, misandry is not only "perfectly justified, but also necessary". She advises women to reduce their relationships with men and toxic masculinity, in order to rediscover the benefits of the "sisterhood" among women.
Holy shit wtf. Literal femcel

[Anonymous No.20117555]

>>20117493
She looks like Hannah Gadsby.

[Anonymous No.20117564]

>>20117346
The Kingdom and the Glory

[Anonymous No.20117635]

>>20117493
Based. I hope that in the future nearly everyone is an incel and femcel.

[Anonymous No.20117640]

>>20117346
Still hasn't been written

[Anonymous No.20117806]

>>20117346
my diary desu

[Anonymous No.20117968]

how to bomb the us govt

[Anonymous No.20117978]

[Anonymous No.20117996]

>>20117346
I'll ignore the bait and say:

Quine - Philosophy of Logic
Quine - Two Dogmas of Empiricism (paper but whatever)
Wigner - The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences (paper)
Rorty - Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature
Putnam - can't pick a single book because I've read mostly excerpts and articles
C.S. Pierce - same as above
Kuhn - The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Hackett - Hegel's Ladder (a commentary so good it belongs here)

I'd rank:
1. Pierce
2. Dogma's
3. Wigner - mathematics

For long term influence.

[Anonymous No.20118008]

>>20117493
Holy depopulation agenda kek. They pulled the MGTOW thing also for women. This would be funny af if it wasn't that tragic.

[Anonymous No.20118011]

>>20117978
Which one of those books specifically upset you?

[Anonymous No.20118021]

>>20117996
Ah fuck, you said 21st.

There is tons of good stuff but it's mostly interdisciplinary. Chaos theory, information theory, complexity, evolutionary epistemology, and semiotics are the big movers I see now.

Evolutionary epistemology is a giant pragmatist cope and the big thing going on now is efforts to replace it with semiotics and dialectical (inspired by Hegel but separated from Absolute Idealism and formalized, for semiotics it's abandoning Sausser, who the Continentals love, for Piercean tripartite semiotics because it works with science way better) on the one hand. On the other, side of the observer/observed epistemic cut, the big idea is symmetry (gauge invariance, etc.) This can also be represented by Pierces ideas of Firstness, Second less, and Thirdness.

The "big" books have already been written but history won't tell us which they are for another twenty years.

Deacon's connection of Shannon Entropy to Boltzmann Entropy in the formulation of a biosemiotics grounded in the physics instead of the humanities might price a big step.

Information ontology works will probably end up being remembered for giving us a new answer to the Hard Problem, but the dogma of physicalism is still so embedded that these are rejected out or hand right now.

Pic related doesn't have particularly new arguments but might get remembered long term for offering a very accessible but still analytically rigorous critique of physicalism.

[Anonymous No.20118023]

>>20117996
That's all from the 20th century

[Anonymous No.20118031]

>>20118021
>The "big" books have already been written
How do you know? We have 80 years left.

[Anonymous No.20118066]

>>20117493
I hope she stops using roads, cars, sewage systems, and anything else built and maintained by men, since she hates them so much

[Anonymous No.20118091]

[Anonymous No.20118096]

This is a fun read if you want to get into Nietzsche.

[Anonymous No.20118099]

>>20117346
12 Rules for Life
12 More Rules for Life
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
My Diary - Desu.

[Anonymous No.20119120]

>>20117493
>>20118008
>MGTOW
She's married to a man

[Anonymous No.20119299]

>>20118021
Peirce is weird analytic autists like him but so do the most outre continental philosophers like deleuze and guattari, the estonian biosemioticians the neothomists and the process philosophy whiteheadian trannies.

[Anonymous No.20119319]

>>20119299
Meanwhile the man himself was an autist with a knack for alienating people, reads almost like lewis carroll at times, stanned the confederacy to troll the bostonian shitlibs, caused a scandal by divorcing well born WASP wife to marry this woman juliette who variously claimed descent from a cadet branch of the house of hapsburg and to have been raised by gypsies and was rumored to have been a prostitute(i mean a semiotician would nt be able to resist that sort of thing)

[Anonymous No.20119328]

My Twisted World, unironically.

[Anonymous No.20119357]

>>20117346
>on the other side of the aisle

[Anonymous No.20119358]

all of them

[Anonymous No.20119489]

>>20119357
kek

[Anonymous No.20119506]

>>20117493
We should just start beating the shit out of them again desu, too nice for too long, this is why Muslims will conquer Europe