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Philosopy learning advice 07/01/24(Mon)22:08:45 No.31541389

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Philosopy learning advice Anonymous 07/01/24(Mon)22:08:45 No.31541389 Archived

Hi. I want to write a book about incest in a kubrick hidden plot way, with a superficial sopranos mood (not in the mafia way, i mean in the normal life of a man and his complexes/mental health, u know, with some freudian and jungian shit) but i dont know what philosophy add to this.
I know that, when analyze a book, people will focus in the philosophy themes.
With all this information, which philosophy books (or philosophy themes in general) do you recommend me? Why?
>Dont tell me the typical shit about how i wrote this thread, english isnt my native languaje and i wouldnt write in english
Thx u fella

Anonymous
07/01/24(Mon)23:12:28 No.31541639

Anonymous 07/01/24(Mon)23:12:28 No.31541639

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Anonymous
07/01/24(Mon)23:18:05 No.31541656

Anonymous 07/01/24(Mon)23:18:05 No.31541656

OP just passed the Turing Test

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)04:51:57 No.31542453

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)04:51:57 No.31542453

>>31541389

It's been done.

John Irving - "The Hotel New Hampshire"