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Most depressing literature 2016-10-17 19:46:02 Post No. 8629712
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Is there a more depressing book? I finished it and absolutely empty, wasn't prepared for the feels. Definetly not a wise decision to read it during my therapy.
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>>8629712
Grow some balls, homo
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Now go for some Schopie and Cioran.
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>>8629727
Could you please recommend me which books by them I should read? And I guess existentialism in general. Would be very thankful for this!
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>>8629732
Emil Cioran- The Trouble with Being Born
A Short History of Decay
The Temptation to Exist
Schopenhauer - Essays and aphorisms (fun)
On the Basis of Morality
Will and Representation (the most important)
Kierkegaard-
The Present Age
The Sickness unto Death
The Concept of Anxiety
Fear and Trembling
Repetition
You can read Dostoevsky too if you want.
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>>8629761
Thanks!
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The last Messiah:
https://philosophynow.org/issues/45/The_Last_Messiah
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