So, the most recent three philosophy texts I've read are:

Beyond Good and Evil

Philosophical Investigations

>>7237650
If you're into phenomenology, Merleau-Ponty's The Visible and The Invisible is a must read. It is a manuscript published after his death, so it's in an unedited state and can get tedious to read at times, but the insight provided is incredible.

>>7237701
To add to this: if you're unfamiliar with Husserl you should read him first. Cartesian Meditations is a good place to start I think. Merleau-Ponty discusses Sartre's Being and Nothingness a lot, but you can get by without reading it since the text explains it before criticizing it.

>>7237692
Seconded.

This one continuously blows my mind.

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Thirst for Annihilation - Nick Land

>>7237748
wouldn't this require you to have read Georges Bataille?

>>7237756
no. but it wouldn't hurt. go for On Nietzsche + Inner Experience

>>7237650
Science of Logic.

>>7237701
>>7237709
or just michel henry, phenomenologie de la vie tome 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

The Enneads
Parmenides Poem