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This list was recommended to me by an associate of mine. What are some of the prerequisites to Neitzsche and Foucault that I should peruse before diving in?
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read in what ever order you want who gives a shit retard
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I read Thus Spoke Zarathrustra first, it has more plot than his other works that are just mainly philosophy
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lol that Gide (nice Klossowski cover too)



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