What's the best way to take notes on philosophical texts?

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With a knife!

>>10003445
Yes, not with the olive branch but the bayonet!

impose a quote over a black and white photo of a beach and post it on your instagram

>>10003438
Just put little stars on the pages of the book to quickly find sentences that make you look smart when you are talking with normies
Thats how i do it anyway
btw nice woman attention-whoring cancer on your pic OP

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It may not be the best way but I like to do a kind of running commentary for philosophy books. Pic related, when I think there is something worth noting, if there is a particularly difficult section that requires writing to help me think, or if I have an argument for or against a particular idea I'll put a sticky note and write in an exercise book. It isn't about memorisation in most cases, but improving comprehension.

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>>10004955
Now THIS is autism

I'm so bad at taking notes. I wish I could take them like OP. But mine are just disorganized mess which helps me none. I hate having 90 something IQ.

>>10004962
Let me tell you about medieval aristotelianism.

>>10004955
>Reading an author who by the way of Flynn effect is roughly 90-85 IQ compared to modern person

why

>>10005777
Checked.

>>10005013
OPs notes are disorganized too.
if you want a basic format then fold 1/3 of your paper hotdog style and while your reading write down some lines along with page # on the 1/3 side but keep reading right after, when youre finished reading go back to the page and write down your thoughts on the passage you copied on the 2/3 side beside the passage on the 1/3 side.
boom, youve got an easy-to-use & organized notetaking system. If you want to go further in-depth then you can easily pick out a passage from the 1/3 side and write about it on a seperate sheet of paper.

>>10005777
Underrated post

>>10007731
I'm stupid. I don't understand what you suggest. Can you draw an image?

>>10009781
He's describing some sort of butchered Cornell notes system of his own devising. Draw a line such that the page is divided into 1/3 and 2/3 page width columns. Write the passage that needs annotating in the 2/3 column, and write your annotations in the 1/3 column.