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Philosophy books that are NOT (...) 08/31/26(Mon)13:18:10 No.25502599

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Philosophy books that are NOT pessmistic or le gloomy Anonymous 08/31/26(Mon)13:18:10 No.25502599

Anonymous
08/31/26(Mon)13:22:39 No.25502613

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>>25502599
Obligatory

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)08:58:24 No.25504348

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)08:58:24 No.25504348

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This started me on a fascinating path, the end of which I've not even come close to reaching.

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)09:02:03 No.25504350

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)09:02:03 No.25504350

>>25502599
Max Stringer for a jolly good fun

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)12:54:17 No.25504637

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)12:54:17 No.25504637

>>25504348
go back on that path and stay there

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)13:07:06 No.25504662

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)13:07:06 No.25504662

>>25502599
Bachelard and Bergson were very bright spirits. Thoreau too if you consider him a proper philosopher.

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)13:08:30 No.25504664

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>>25502599
/thread

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)17:21:54 No.25505283

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)17:21:54 No.25505283

>>25502599
It's a slow burn but oh boy is it fire

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)17:24:28 No.25505290

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)17:24:28 No.25505290

>>25502599
Gabriel marcel's the ontological mystery, he also has the metaphysics of hope
Hope is one of the fundamental parts of his philosophy

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)17:38:55 No.25505324

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)17:38:55 No.25505324

>>25502599
Deleuze's entire oeuvre.

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)18:56:57 No.25505428

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)18:56:57 No.25505428

>>25505290
this looks perfect, cheers anon

Anonymous
09/01/26(Tue)22:50:07 No.25505822

Anonymous 09/01/26(Tue)22:50:07 No.25505822

>>25505290
based Marcel poster

Anonymous
09/02/26(Wed)04:47:59 No.25506282

Anonymous 09/02/26(Wed)04:47:59 No.25506282

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>>25502599
I thought Plato's take on immortality and the multiplication of good was pretty hope-pilled.

Anonymous
09/02/26(Wed)08:00:23 No.25506463

Anonymous 09/02/26(Wed)08:00:23 No.25506463

>>25504637
I never left that path. Also, do you have any specific criticism, or are you just seething mindlessly?

Anonymous
09/02/26(Wed)11:48:08 No.25506803

Anonymous 09/02/26(Wed)11:48:08 No.25506803

>>25506282
Plato and Plotinus especially really inject a lot of hope and love into a reader. I don't really know why everybody likes to harp on about (neo)platonism as a dreary prison when it's some of the most liberating stuff i've ever been exposed to.

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