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Thoughts on this? I made it around three years ago. Should I continue the series (up until Plotinus or maybe even the Byzantine Platonists). Post your philosophy charts.
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Needs some polishing, desu.
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>>25555571
Explain
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ngl philosophy kinda of a waste of time tho prove me wrong u cant
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>>25554554
I think it would be more useful to split this up into a branching diagram with different sections like the 'start with the greeks' chart rather than a linear flowchart. Perhaps splitting it into something like a core curriculum, a set of important secondary texts, and more reference works that you probably shouldnt read cover to cover, like Diels-Kranz or Diogenes Laertius.
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>>25556413
Why would you not read Laertius cover to cover?
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>>25556763
Too spurious to be useful without critical evaluation of the secondary literature, and kinda too long winded and boring to read it just for fun.
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>>25554554
What was wrong with the existing philosophy project?
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>>25554554
No joke who would read all that unless trying for a philosphy degree?



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