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probably 7 because I would have died by suicide lol ( + I have ed so it's a combo) wbu?
Lmao understandable. I'd probably end up there as well. Tbh I'd like to see the first three tho. They seem the most interesting to me.
to have a conversation with some philosophers lol
I think poetry is nice so I honestly I don't mind it. It's probably not the greatest book to start with but I'm enjoying it well and that's all that matters. all though I just have to figure out what book I'm gonna pick next. Any suggestions?
try reading Dostoevsky! I like Poor people a lot, but others also recommend notes from the undergroud
alright then. I'll give it a shot after I finish up inferno. Thx for the conversation btw. Been needing to socialize more
if you decide to talk more anytime I'm always free, so just pm me
Not at all. Some parts can be difficult to read but overall the poetry is nice.
The divine comedy. I would also like to read paradise lost but I've also heard it being difficult. Me personally I'm probably going to wait on it
Notes from the Underground is a brilliant book! Well written and beautiful despite it's course subject matter...
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u seem like a person who reads russian literature, do you also read Sartre or enjoy philosophy?? I need someone to talk to about this kind of stuff lol
I'd also recommend Demons, though that one's a bit longer and can be meandering at times. The 800 some pages were worth it though solely for the character Alexei Kirillov, who my account is literally named after.
Yes! I love philosophy! I've read The History of Madness by Michel Foucault, The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky, Notes from Underground by Dostoyevsky, Thus Spake Zarathustra by Nietzsche, and The Will to Power by Nietzsche. I've also read some Greek philosophy in general.
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