Top three-
Writers
Poets
Philosophers
I'll start
>Joyce
>Tolstoy
>Mishima
>Pound
>Yeats
>Keats
>Kierkegaard
>Aristotle
>Nietzsche
>Writers
George RR Martin
Kurt Vonnegut
Douglas Adams
>Poets
Ernest Hemingway (his one about shoes was really sad)
idk the rest desu
>Philosophers
Richard Dawkins
Christopher Hitchens
Terry Pratchett
>>7889720
How could you miss Bukowkski off the poet's list?
Otherwise decent /fedora/ primer
>>7889717
>writers
Yasunari Kawabata, Richard Brautigan, Tove Jansson
>poets
Ryokan, Piet Hein, Oliverio Girondo
>philosophers
Dogen, Bachelard, Max Picard
Dostoevsky
Proust
Price
Yeats
Rimbaud
Pound
Harris
Molyneux
Krauss
>Writers
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Thomas Mann
>Poets
Giacomo Leopardi
Dante Alighieri
Sappho
>Philosophers
Immanuel Kant
Friedrich Nietzsche
Baruch Spinoza
somebody yell at me about why I'm an idiot for my choices because otherwise these threads turn into "everybody posts nobody reads." I'll yell at you too if you like
Pynchon
Nabokov
Le Guin
Milton
Stevens
Plato
Hume
Marx
>>7889774
You're a cunt, Kill yourself
>>7889777
thank you my friend, this is the content I crave
>Joyce
>Kafka
>Zweig
>Cummings
>Yeats
>Shakespeare
>Plato
>Hegel
>Marx
>>7889889
I try to take the best from all of them. From Kant I take all his thoughts about phenomenology, from Spinoza the pantheism and other ideas of God and from Nietzsche the concept of the Ubermensch with all the stuff related to it and the revisitation of the eternal return.
>Writers
Wolfe
Borges
John Hawkes
>Poets
Blake
...
...
>Philosophers
Socrates/Plato
Heraclitus
Jesus
I guess i should read more poetry
>>7889973
Awful awful taste
>>7889978
its functional taste
>Chuck Palahinuk
>Thomas Pynchon
>David Foster Wallace
>Sylvia Plath
>Arthur Rimbaud
>Emily Dickinson
>Albert Camus
>Jean-Paul Sartre
>Plato
>>7889717
>Joyce, Goethe, Cervantes
>Shakespeare, Apollinaire, Chaucer
>Plato, Nietzsche, Strauss
pls no bully
>Writers
Dostoevsky
Homer
Cervantes
>Poets
Sappho
Eliot
Milton
>Philosophers
Plato
Cicero
Epictetus
Kafka
Dostoevsky
Hemingway
Milton
Coleridge
Homer
Socrates
Camus
Nietzsche
>>7889720
Good b8, reddit
>writers
William Gass
William Gaddis
John Hawkes
>poets
Ezra Pound
Hart Crane
Rainer Maria Rilke
>Philosophers
Aristotle
Hume
Wittgenstein
>>7889717
>Writers
Kafka
Rilke
Camus
>Poets
Pound
Rimbaud
Mallarme
>Philosophers
Kierkegaard
Nietzsche
Kant
>>7889756
Could have written pretty much the same list if I was in a different mood. Good taste friend :)
>>7889801
Yeats is boring and Cumming's pretty shit imo, good apart from those.
>>7889973
>Philosophers
Jesus
kek
>Writers
Kafka
Camus
Melville
>Poets
Georg Heym
van Hoddis
Ovid
>Philosophers
Aristoteles
Nietzsche
Stirner
>>7889717
>Writers
Ivan Turgenev
Joseph Conrad
Jorge Luis Borges
>Poets
Homer
Shakespeare
Yeats
>Philosophers
Gottlob Frege
WV Quine
David Lewis
>>7890288
Rough approximation desu, didnt know how else to put it
This board's taste is barely middlebrow. For shame.
>>7890460
Don't let the door hit your ass, friend-o.
>>7890460
very disappointing poetry choices in this thread at least
>>7889717
>Thucydides/Sallust
>Rabelais
>La Bruyère
>Homer
>Pindar
>Lucretius
>Heraclitus
>Dionysos
>Nietzsche
New Category: Orators
>Demosthenes
>Cicero
>Bossuet
>Writers
Delillo
Strindberg
Alan Moore
>Poets
Swinburne
Baudelaire
Crowley
>Philosophers
Nietzsche
Schopenhauer
Ramana Maharshi
>>7890560
I had to really think about this, which was humbling in a way. I was surprised to find that I couldn't fire off my answers immediately. Obviously these aren't the most influential or historically important icons of their respective fields but those who mean the most to me personally. Also, I realize Strindberg was predominantly a playwright, though he did write a novel (The Red Room) and several short stories. The work of his I most admire is Inferno, which is hard to classify but highly recommended.