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10: quite enjoying this, and it's making reading kant much easier for me. came across pinkard because i was looking for what version of hegel to read, and he clearly knows his stuff. but from this i mostly wanted to get the idealists other than kant and hegel for context.
February 6, 2025 at 1:49 AM
10: quite enjoying this, and it's making reading kant much easier for me. came across pinkard because i was looking for what version of hegel to read, and he clearly knows his stuff. but from this i mostly wanted to get the idealists other than kant and hegel for context.
9: love the og vampire yuri. gayer than just getting the characters to kiss. feudalism was the real horror all along.
February 1, 2025 at 2:00 AM
9: love the og vampire yuri. gayer than just getting the characters to kiss. feudalism was the real horror all along.
8: i loved it so much and it's such an important work, it speaks for itself. i have nothing else to say but that i wish i'd read it earlier in my life.
February 1, 2025 at 1:59 AM
8: i loved it so much and it's such an important work, it speaks for itself. i have nothing else to say but that i wish i'd read it earlier in my life.
7: much to think about. there were parts i disliked because they veered into close to biological determinism territory, but then there's incisive critiques of how we view sex and if liberation is possible. i like her writing style.
February 1, 2025 at 1:59 AM
7: much to think about. there were parts i disliked because they veered into close to biological determinism territory, but then there's incisive critiques of how we view sex and if liberation is possible. i like her writing style.
6: kinda disappointing. could've been an email. there are some good parts and then there are others where i had to scribble in the margin "is he stupid?" i kinda wish to unread it.
February 1, 2025 at 1:58 AM
6: kinda disappointing. could've been an email. there are some good parts and then there are others where i had to scribble in the margin "is he stupid?" i kinda wish to unread it.
5: ~200 pages in because i wanted to read kant, hegel, and some german idealists before reading some of early Marx. it's a hard read but i'm enjoying it.
February 1, 2025 at 1:57 AM
5: ~200 pages in because i wanted to read kant, hegel, and some german idealists before reading some of early Marx. it's a hard read but i'm enjoying it.
4: still on this. wanted something on non-western philosophy as well since i was doing western philosophy, and this came recommended from a friend. really liking it so far.
February 1, 2025 at 1:56 AM
4: still on this. wanted something on non-western philosophy as well since i was doing western philosophy, and this came recommended from a friend. really liking it so far.
3: reread this after a decade because i wanted a refresher on western philosophy (specifically epicurus and the hellenistic age) before digging into kant and hegel to be able to get to some of marx's early writings on philosophy.
sooo good!! baby's first philosophy book
sooo good!! baby's first philosophy book
February 1, 2025 at 1:55 AM
3: reread this after a decade because i wanted a refresher on western philosophy (specifically epicurus and the hellenistic age) before digging into kant and hegel to be able to get to some of marx's early writings on philosophy.
sooo good!! baby's first philosophy book
sooo good!! baby's first philosophy book
1 and 2:
the first couple books in the "age of..." series by hobsbawm. great examples of marxist historiography and opened my brain to so many new things. also made me want to visit a lot of specific places in europe (this year inshallah)
the first couple books in the "age of..." series by hobsbawm. great examples of marxist historiography and opened my brain to so many new things. also made me want to visit a lot of specific places in europe (this year inshallah)
February 1, 2025 at 1:54 AM
1 and 2:
the first couple books in the "age of..." series by hobsbawm. great examples of marxist historiography and opened my brain to so many new things. also made me want to visit a lot of specific places in europe (this year inshallah)
the first couple books in the "age of..." series by hobsbawm. great examples of marxist historiography and opened my brain to so many new things. also made me want to visit a lot of specific places in europe (this year inshallah)
collarmaxxing tonight
January 12, 2025 at 1:30 AM
collarmaxxing tonight
quite happy with this
December 4, 2024 at 1:58 PM
quite happy with this
what's all this then
November 29, 2024 at 12:25 AM
what's all this then
what if one of you gets pissed about the "non-influencer" label
November 20, 2024 at 8:21 PM
what if one of you gets pissed about the "non-influencer" label
add another book to the pile of "won't be able to go through for a few months at least but i really wanted it on my desk"
November 20, 2024 at 4:12 PM
add another book to the pile of "won't be able to go through for a few months at least but i really wanted it on my desk"
when is my bsky tl gonna become like this
November 18, 2024 at 9:01 PM
when is my bsky tl gonna become like this
night of the hunter
November 17, 2024 at 11:08 PM
night of the hunter
lol this was 3 days ago do all of you Americans live in delusion about your ostensible "options" in your sham elections while your one-party state destroys the rest of the world?
November 17, 2024 at 2:18 PM
lol this was 3 days ago do all of you Americans live in delusion about your ostensible "options" in your sham elections while your one-party state destroys the rest of the world?
has there ever been a more devastating insult in the history of language
November 16, 2024 at 6:30 PM
has there ever been a more devastating insult in the history of language
