/lit/ - Literature

At what point in ones life is exact moment that marks a person to be called a philosopher? What are the prerequesities and requirments to be granted such title?

>>23199571
inferiority complex.
not that I have anything against the bog irish but that's the only thing that explains being that preemptively mean.
or anon lied, but that's plainly ridiculous.

>>23089759
That sounds cool, anon. It seems very likely that I'll check out Husserl before long.

I'm using 'noncognitive' in the sense that being-in-the-world isn't conceptual. Plato and Aristotle thought that you're really capturing truth by making propositional statements; the world is such that its nature can be captured in a conceptual form and is fundamentally organized in a way that is amenable to the concept. When Heidegger says Hegel finished the project of western philosophy, this is because Hegel made the world not just amenable-to-concepts, but a concept itself. Heidegger rejects this primacy of the concept; his radicality is in saying that conceptual thinking is derived from being-in-the-world which is fundamentally not something that has to do with concepts. For Heidegger, there's no way for conceptual thinking to 'slip under' the pragmatic context that is being-in-the-world and displace it as an ultimate ground, so it's no wonder that you wouldn't see him taking the step towards scientific phenomenology in the way Husserl does. As I understand it, for Heidegger a scientific attitude could not reach the bedrock of Being because that bedrock is prior to concepts and science.

I am really liking this Pietersma book, and would recommend it if you're interested in both Kant and phenomenology. It's my first contact with Husserl and Merleau-Ponty.

my favourite

>>22832390
i got a few classics

>>22630024
I don't have a pasta; only the image itself. I remember seeing the actual archive of the post somewhere on warsou, though.

i wonder how he is doing these days

>>22129010
maybe the thread can still be salvaged

>>22120417
You're missing the punchline

my all-time favourite /lit/ post

>>21674580
I hope he enjoys the new Pharaoh that got released this past week

>>21660390
correct image this time

>>19500721
Start with the Memes

>>19136262
You might have a Doppelgänger

>>17023811
Where are they now?

>>16712849

>>16351737
the dumpster. you're not even allowed to read husserl until you are 250k in debt at least

>>15588321
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>>15588532
got it