Philosophical books to read

What reading Philosophy can feel like sometimes! Reading Philosophy is a difficult task, especially coming to uni with little or no background in the subject. Reading lists can look long and daunting, vocabulary can be confusing and it seems... Read moreHow to read Philosophy (a step-by-step guide for confused students!)

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Explore philosophical books that offer different perspectives on the nature of reality and provide insights into profound questions. | Philosophical Books | Philosophy | Expand Your Mind | Personal Growth | Best Books | Marcus Aurelius | Epictetus | Plato | Socrates | Aristotle| Philosophers | profound questions

This page seeks to categorize and organize each and every /lit/ reading chart to aid newcomers and those interested in certain fields of literature. You may find the full list of chart images in the Category:Charts page. (meme-charts in majority) /his/ charts there: https://imgur.com/a/7YLKv...

Do you want to read a philosophical novel? Sure, we all do. But the question of exactly what kind of philosophical novel you want to read, let alone which individual book, isn't quite so easily answered. But now a professional has come to the rescue:

5 reasons to read classical philosophy #philosophy #franklyexistential #plato #socrates #aristotle

June was a good reading month. I read 7 books, including Predator by Runyx. I loved all the books I read, and completing The Cruel Prince trilogy left me with void, but I read great books afterward; A Little Princess was exceptional; psychological thrillers are my new favourite genre; and I’m hoping to read more next month. I didn’t realise how much I missed Murakami’s world until I read Norwegian Wood. . . . #junereads #bookstack #quotes #bookstagram #bookcommunity

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