Post what you're currently reading and what you're going to be reading next :3
Currently:
Witelo - Perspectivae (Books I and V) Clive Granger and Michio Hatanaka - Spectral Analysis of Economic Time-Series Nicole Oresme - Tractatus de configurationibus qualitatum et motuum Adam Smith - The Theory of Moral Sentiments Aristotle - Prior Analytics
After: Roger Bacon - Opus Majus Oskar Morgenstern and Gerald L. Thompson - Mathematical Theory of Expanding and Contracting Economies Nicole Oresme - On Seeing the Stars Jeremy Bentham - A Defence of Usury Aristotle - Posterior Analytics
Got a lot of mathematical (non-qualitative stuff) coming up so wish me luck.
How is any of this cringe? This gets legitimate respect no matter what kind of field you are delving into. :3
Samuel Rivera
Trying to build a culture in philsophy by reading phil books and commenting them. For now I have just started withthe few phil books in my family's library, next I'll start re-reading whatever philosophy I've read in my earlier years, and then I will move on to buy new books depending on what I need.
>currently Habermas, Discourse on Philosophical Modernity Bachelard, Poetic of Space Bachelard, Water and Dreams Jankélévitch, Adventure, bordeom, seriousness Lawrence Durrell, Justine >next Lawrence Durrell, Balthazar, Montolive, Cléa Plato -Dialogues Descartes - Discourse on method Kant - Critiques (all three of them) Simmel -Philosophy of Money Deleuze - Difference and repetition Brentano - Origin of Moral Knowledge, Doctrine of Correct Judgement, Psychology from the Empirical Standpoint Douady - Algebra and Galoisian Theories, but only if I have time The Bhagavad Gita
Then we'll see.
Jose Williams
I could never just solely read philosophy. Not when there are so many scientific and sociological properties of reality to study.
However it does occupy a decent portion of my time, as you can see :3
Isaac Williams
hey :3, good luck!
Levi Reyes
Currently: David Gordon's take down of the analytical Marxists and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
Next: Carlyle on Hero Worship, Edward Feser's book on Aquinas, and I've been meaning to check out some Zizek (recommendations on where to start welcome).
