Reading this Plato you guys talk about so much, I get the feeling that maybe he isn't the biggest fan of democracy. Just... maybe
He was a wise guy.
>>25586496What to Read After Plato? Following the Same Platonic Line of Thought
>>25586497ArIsToTlE and Then the NeOpLatOniCs
>>25586502Keyboard phone, faggot.
>>25586507Not read him, couldn't say.
>>25586509no, uhh.. fuck.. i hate you
>>25586513It's also worth while spending some time on the pre-Socratics if you haven't yet.
>>25586497Aristotle and then the neoplatonics. Also, read classical antiquity history. You will learn as much or more from reading history than from reading philosophy. They are complimentary, and the two are the most beautiful fields.
>>25586490The losers never do.
>>25586490>I get the feeling that maybe he isn't the biggest fan of democracy. Just... maybeYou don't have to agree with an author in order to be entertained by that author.
>>25586497Start with the pre-Socratics.The Milesians, Pythagoras, Parmenides + Heraclitus, Empedocles and Anaxagoras
maybe.
>>25586593Nigger most of these have no surviving works, what the fuck do you even mean to start wirh
Democracy is better than any idea you've ever had.
>>25589738On the contrary, I am an unimaginative simpleton, who can't imagine things in my country being different from my experiences as a child, and democracy is the only idea I've had. What does that say about your precious "democracy" then, hm?