The 105 Best Philosophical Novels
https://www.greghickeywrites.com/best-philosophical-novels
How many have you read, plebs?
11 out of 105 for me. I am a disgrace, time for sudoku.
those are some of quite famous novels i think i read at least 20-30
About 30
That's not a terribly good list though:
>Based on curated lists from The Guardian, Flavorwire and more, suggestions from readers on Goodreads, Quora and Reddit, and picks from philosophical fiction authors like Khaled Hosseini, Irvin D. Yalom, Rebecca Goldstein and Daniel Quinn
Basically reddit and the guardian need to be destroyed for the good of western civilization, and all users/readers of the aforesaid websites ought to be placed in "re-education" camps.
>>9196482
37. Not sure about this list, though. Science Fiction is over-represented (especially PKD). Too much meme shit like Ayn Rand and YA stuff like The Giver and The Alchemist. What are the criteria for a "philosophical novel"? (e.g. What qualifies To The Lighthouse by Woolf, but nothing by Faulkner or Joyce makes the cut?)
>The Alchemist
>Philosophical novel
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44. Almost none of them are philosophical novels. This is a list of novels of ideas.