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Preferably philosophical novels but I’m down to whatever is good
 
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Ask @ReadBooksEveryday
 
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Or johan
 
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Just read
 
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Been reading Shogun it's pretty good
 
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Tbh just read 1 botb thread a day
 
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Tbh just read 1 botb thread a day
I read a lot of them actually

Nothing new I already knew most of the stuff there
 
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The Prince (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)
- Book by Niccolo Machiavelli​

 
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magnetic game for girls
 
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Aeneid
By Virgilius
 
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The Prince (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)
- Book by Niccolo Machiavelli​
That’s a classic, Already read it
Thanks anyways
 
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I liked "l'etranger"de Albert Camus, doestoevski is also good if you want something harder
 
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Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future
-Book by Friedrich Nietzsche
 
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the james bond novels are fucking masterpieces especially from russia with love and casino royale
 
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Good but not a novel and high difficulty
Ethics for Nicomacus is better
nicomachean ethics is peak too, virtue ethics mogs all
 
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Better than the movies ?
way better u gotta think the novels are raw compared to the movies and that the movies are only inspired by the novels
 
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Woah
Yall really educated:soy:
 
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mein kampf
 
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Woah
Yall really educated:soy:
Reading doesn’t mean education, a bum could read, it doesn’t mean he is educated it’s like watching a movie just for fun, for me at least
 
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I really like “the trial” by franz kafka
 
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I listened to the audio book but I didn’t finish it yet I’d be lying if I said I understand everything but I’m trying jfl
watch few lectures on youtube then
 
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I liked "l'etranger"de Albert Camus, doestoevski is also good if you want something harder
I don’t like Albert but I read like almost all of doestoevski novels
Insanely good
 
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Sorry but I think kafka is a pussy I read those books tho but I don’t like Kafka

He is too naive
what about Dostoevsky?
 
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yeah I really enjoy his books too, the brothers karamazov is probably my favourite book of his
 
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yeah I really enjoy his books too, the brothers karamazov is probably my favourite book of his
Crime and punishment is my fav
 
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Karl marx - the capital

Gustave le bon - The crowd a study of the popular mind (really good)

Daniel kahneman - thinking fast and slow
 
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Crime and punishment is my fav
I know a book that you might like based on your interests , Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, very philoshopical and reminds me of George orwell books
 
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Hey man im also into classics, which were your favorites? For me its the count of monte cristo and first half of don Quijote
 
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Hey man im also into classics, which were your favorites? For me its the count of monte cristo and first half of don Quijote
For me, I’m big on Dostoevsky
(Brothers Karamazov, Crime and Punishment, etc.., )
Also other books like Anna Karenina, Notes from Underground. I also liked 1984 and The Old Man and the Sea also the prince and even tho I hate Kafka but I liked The Metamorphosis, the castle and the trial .
 
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Wage Labour and Capital
 
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big nate
 
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