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If reading Nietzsche comes after reading Schopenhauer, then who or what comes after reading Nietzsche?

>> No.5925884

your mother

>> No.5925905

>>5925884
rect

>> No.5925907

>>5925863
Sartre

>> No.5925916

Heidegger, Bataille, Foucault.

>> No.5925930

Wittgenstein

>> No.5925943
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>>5925863
Guess.

>> No.5926052

>>5925943
Stirner comes after Hegel and after Stirner comes Marx. It's the dialectics of alienation line with Stirner mirroring Hegel: just replace Absolute Spirit with Ego (since Absolute Spirit is too alienating).

>>5925916
This, plus Deleuze and Derrida. And Freud and Jung before Heidegger. You can even add Bergson as a bonus (no direct connection, but some of their ideas are surprisingly similar).

>> No.5926067

You're done. Once you've read Nietzsche, go live your life to the best of your ability and stop reading books.

>> No.5926110

>>5926067
Accurate. At least philosophy books.

>> No.5926114

>>5926052
I was thinking more chronologically. Hegel, then Nietzsche, then Stirner, then Marx, etc.
But, w/e.

>> No.5926120

>>5925907
>recommending Sartre
>ever

>> No.5926510

>>5926114
Umm that's not chronological you stupid bitch :^)

>> No.5926518

>>5925863
Spengler.

>> No.5926535

>>5926110
how so?

>> No.5926549

>>5926510
Ah. I misread the post.
And I tend to place Nietzsche earlier. W/e, bitch.

>> No.5927245

>>5925863
High school graduation

>> No.5927926

>>5925863
I frequently cum after reading Nietzsche.

>> No.5929239

>>5926120
this.

>> No.5929266

There is no particular order you must go in

Although if you're going to read Nietzsche you may as well read Kierkegaard and Camus

If you're going to read those guys you should also read Hegel to get away from existentialism

If you're going to read Hegel you should probably read Marx

Which means you should probably read Heidegger

At a certain point you'll catch on to the directions that philosophy is heading toward and what is on the horizon

Lots of thinking out there about the event and being

>> No.5929736

Map of Meaning

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>>5925863
>then who or what comes after reading Nietzsche?

The walk on the tightrope.

>> No.5930834

>>5925863
The man who comes to fully explain what Nietzsche was saying to those with dimmed eyes. No man so far has done that. Until then there's no one else to read after Nietzsche.

>> No.5931033

Back to Spinoza. Then you can approach Deleuze.

Or alternatively, take the Heidegger route.

>> No.5931055

>>5925930
Wittgenstein is the answer to all questions.

>> No.5931060

why are you fucking plebs keep making Bietzsche threads?