every philosophical work seems to require a great amount of prior knowledge, when I go to learn about ideas referenced by authors I find that I have to understand another prior author or concept and so on and so on. is there a specific list best to progress through when wanting to read all the eminent philosophers?
Begginer philosophy chart/guide
Blake Johnson
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Andrew Flores
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Chase Hall
start
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greeks
Mason Long
Camden Harris
What the fuck is that doing with an X to prefigure it? And there's no fucking operator symbol either! I should coom instead of reading this
Josiah Price
*without an
Dominic Bailey
Here's the philosophy chart by concepts:
Beginner
The universe makes sense and we can understand everything by the means of observation and rigorous logical deduction
Medium
The universe makes sense, but observation isn't as reliable as we've been led to believe.
All we know about are ideas.
Advanced
Nothing makes sense. The universe is dead. We live by shit, and die by shit. There's no we or you. I claim I know stuff, but it's all in a futile attempt to delude myself.
That's the equivalent of all of philosophy up until post-grad level.
Now go live your life.
Nathan Walker
>All that shit just to say that "Reals > Feels, even though we don't know reals"
Noah Edwards
stop being retarded. Just because the guy is a marxist doesn't mean the entire thing is invalid.
The guide is very well made with plenty of explanations and comments, as well as recommendations of specific editions/translations.
I dislike leftists probably as much as you but I dislike retards even more.
Owen Cruz