Three Philosophy Books That Changed My Life

[@dombautistagonzales9656]

My top three philosophy books: 1. Fear and Trembling (S. Kierkegaard) 2. Discipline and Punish (M. Foucault) 3. Thus spoke Zarathustra (F. Nietzsche)

[@eddyk2016]

I really enjoy your short clips. Normally Americans love the sound of their own voice and spend ages getting to the point, silly long introductions. You explain things very clearly and concisely Keep up the great work 👍

[@a.i.velasquez]

Great list! Although, I think the more profound insight Aristotle has in his Ethics is the idea that to be something, we must commit to habits that enable us to being that thing. After I read that, I realized that l my lack of self-control was due to the fact that I never really practiced self-control, etc. either way, those are three great books!

[@noahnas1587]

More people should read more books (me included)

[@rkwright07]

I love your content. I check in maybe once a month and see what new books or ideas you are speaking about. I listen to it on my drive, sometimes will later pick up the work you’re discussing. Mostly just enjoy listening to your ideas. Can you do one on the Plato work you bring up? I have never heard of that.

[@Dino_Medici]

Beauty

[@sctv2127]

did you watch dune part 2?

[@SubstituteScholar]

Opinion that is Wrong: "Justice is the Superior having more than and power over the inferior" - Slaver