Alright I finished the Greeks, what next?
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Alright I finished the Greeks, what next?
>>7441296
https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1y8_RRaZW5X3xwztjZ4p0XeRplqebYwpmuNNpaN_TkgM/pub
https://www.uni-due.de/SHE/HE_ME_Gallery.htm
By Greeks I mean Aristotle and Plato, are there any others?
>Finished the Greeks
If you think you can actually finish the Greeks, its quite clear you haven't actually finished the Greeks
>>7441306
Hesiod, Safo, Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus...
>>7441362
>play writers
>>7441306
playwrights and sappho and homer
ignore the historians, greek 'nonfiction' is worthless
fight me irl if any of you disagree
>>7441376
History of the Peloponnessian war is good, but not relevant to Philosophy, just like Poets
>>7441384
Presocratics, Stoics, Neoplatonists, Hedonists, etc.
Read the google doc
>>7441386
I'm trying, but its a fucking mess
And do Presocratic works even still exist?
>>7441296
Augustine, Boethius, Anselm, Aquinas.
>>7441391
>it's a fucking mess
Maybe it's that way to dissuade plebs. haha
>Presocratic works
Yes. Read the google doc.
Resume with the Romans
>>7441427
lmao no
the romans are worthless. read the aeneid if you're a tryhard, but don't kid yourself that they will become relevant as you progress.
>>7441445
Cicero.
>>7441306
>are there any others
No anon. Athens was just 2 people.
>>7441604
>implying there is anything besides the Idea 'Athens'
>>7441296
>what next
Read them again if you don't know the answer to that. And this time try to understand what they tell you.
>>7441296
>finished the greeks
>>7441300
>All this Hegel circlejerking
He was average at best, should focus more on Hume
>>7441300
what happened to the section on Stirner?
>>7441296
>Alright I finished the Greeks
>only read aristotle and plato
how about killing yourself
>>7441296
Read more Greeks
>>7441445
>he's never wept from reading Livy
“We ask for toil and danger, for leave to play a man’s, and a soldier’s, part…We ask only for the worst dangers, the most exacting toil."
The Romans are very clearly different from the Greeks, but a lot of their writing is beautiful and undoubtedly influential.
>>7441306
Empedicles, Zeno, Zeno, Pyrrho, Sextus Empiricus, Parmenides, Democritus, Anaxagoras (kek)...
>>7441306
This better be bait, asshole
>>7444816
>christfag sophistry
>worthwhile
skip to hume
