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SATCHMO 07-29-2009 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by 333 (Post 711412)
http://www.yogalifestyle.com/images/...Warrior354.jpg

And The Journey of Socrates. I couldn't find the image.

^^^^^I've read this (not the Journey of Socrates) several times, and it's definitely one of my favorites, However I haven't gotten to any of Millman's follow up books. I know he's written several.

333 07-29-2009 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 711460)
^^^^^I've read this (not the Journey of Socrates) several times, and it's definitely one of my favorites, However I haven't gotten to any of Millman's follow up books. I know he's written several.

I feel like he fell off in the deep end of the self-help genre, which isn't always bad, but I couldn't get into them. Also, I got a little turned off with The Way of the Peaceful Warrior movie.

NumberNineDream 07-29-2009 06:16 PM

i forgot to mention Catcher in the Rye

cardboard adolescent 08-01-2009 10:51 AM

probably my favorite novel:
http://www.chrismasto.com/delicious/images/248

close second
http://www.coverbrowser.com/image/gr...overs/34-1.jpg

and the less serious version
http://esvaziando.files.wordpress.co...luminatus1.jpg

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Originally Posted by sleepy jack (Post 691797)
On the Road, Infinite Jest, The Stranger, 1984, Gravity's Rainbow, Either/Or, Being and Nothingness, Das Kapital, and a lot of Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Cornel West, Norman Finkelstein, Reza Aslan, Alan Moore, and Slavoj Zizek (his articles.) I feel pretentious now so I'm going to stop. I like It by Stephen King alot.

eeek! do you make time to read? i feel like just getting through infinite jest, either/or, being and nothingness and das kapital would take me a few years.

some of my favorite philosophy works: finite and infinite games, simulacra and simulation, athens and jerusalem, society of the spectacle, myth of sisyphus, negative dialectics, phenomenology of spirit, beyond good and evil, tractatus logico-philosophicus, (spinoza's) ethics, anything meister eckhart, differance, pleasure of the text and death of the author

anticipation 08-01-2009 12:35 PM

I was actually looking into getting dhalgren, how is it?

cardboard adolescent 08-01-2009 01:05 PM

in my eyes it is pure awesomeness. it's circular meta-fiction, incredibly well written, great characters, a deconstruction of the sci-fi epic, very relevant and interesting for its politics and social relations... read it, definitely.

SATCHMO 08-01-2009 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent (Post 712971)

and the less serious version
http://esvaziando.files.wordpress.co...luminatus1.jpg



eeek! do you make time to read? i feel like just getting through infinite jest, either/or, being and nothingness and das kapital would take me a few years.

some of my favorite philosophy works: finite and infinite games, simulacra and simulation, athens and jerusalem, society of the spectacle, myth of sisyphus, negative dialectics, phenomenology of spirit, beyond good and evil, tractatus logico-philosophicus, (spinoza's) ethics, anything meister eckhart, differance, pleasure of the text and death of the author

I love R.A. Wilson's non-fiction, but I simply couldn't get into The Illuminatus Trilogy.

I am also looking into getting more into phenomenology of spirit.
Any recommendations?

asshat 08-01-2009 04:58 PM

http://scrapbook.citizen-citizen.com...ytotheendo.jpg

One of my favourite authors and books...it's angsty..not existential angst or anything like that...just a prick writing about his experiences...it's funny as all hell though.


http://leslieann.files.wordpress.com.../karamazov.jpg

The main storyline in most dostoevsky books usually take place over the course of the week or so...he captures human psychology really well, even secondary characters are fully fleshed out. You could replace this with the devils or crime and punishment. I just know I likes this one.


...also most raymond chandler and william styrons "confessions of nat turner".

adidasss 08-01-2009 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent (Post 712987)
in my eyes it is pure awesomeness. it's circular meta-fiction, incredibly well written, great characters, a deconstruction of the sci-fi epic, very relevant and interesting for its politics and social relations... read it, definitely.

Black, gay and writes sci-fi. I'm downloading this shizznit...:|

cardboard adolescent 08-01-2009 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 713044)
I love R.A. Wilson's non-fiction, but I simply couldn't get into The Illuminatus Trilogy.

I am also looking into getting more into phenomenology of spirit.
Any recommendations?

recommendations in terms of novels, you mean?


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