Anyone read this? Any other books by Sloterdijk? Is he our guy?

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he's both conservative and zniffman approved so he ought to be

Why an inverted teractys on the cover? Is he subverting the pythagorean influence of the Divine Plato?

>>8847289
>Anyone read this?
i dont know

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I've read this twice and will likely do so again.

It really depends on how much you like the Neetch. If you like do then you could make a good case that Sloterdijk is the greatest philosopher alive today. If you don't he might not be your cup of tea. But anthropotechnics is legit. In brief: you must become an acrobat. He will argue that that is basically what the ubermensch is: a process of becoming-acrobat. Along with much else.

Book is a straight 10/10. It's worth your time.

>>8847506
have you read the spheres?

>>8847519

Yep. Only the first and second parts, III hasn't been translated yet and I don't speak German. And everything there is available on Libgen (not including Globes, which I have a hard copy of).

>>8847590
I was looking at it the other day and it looked pretty interesting. I like Heidegger a lot and the outline reminded me of him. I'm guessing you recommend?

>>8847614

Oh fuck yes my man. Big time. Sloterdijk's two favorite guys are Nietzsche and Heidegger (and they're probably mine too). It's mos def the work I would recommend to start with, although the Critique of Cynical Reason is absolutely not to be missed. Globes is a big deal but YMCYL is where to start. It's a very worthy read.