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[Anonymous No.10311604]

Leave being a charlatan psued to me

[Anonymous No.10311608]

>OP visibly agitated yet has no argument

[Anonymous No.10311615]

>>10311604
>drops vacuous buzzwords in the first place
>other people are charlatan pseuds

Wew.

[Anonymous No.10312401]

>>10311604
sure thing ya literal fascist and actual nazi

[Anonymous No.10312412]

>>10312401
Fuck off. He was a postmodernist cunt, heavily inspired the Jew Derrida, the foremost proponent of white genocide

[Anonymous No.10312417]

>>10311604
>psued

[Anonymous No.10312421]

>>10312412
>heidegger
>postmodernist

[Anonymous No.10312424]

t. anglo

You can always gauge the intelligence of a philosophy student by their reaction to Heidegger
if they viscerally reject him, can't explain anything about his work, and just spout crypto-logical positivism, they're morons

I used to distrust Heidegger until I studied Husserl and Brentano
he's exceptionally intelligent
unfortunately, like many other towering twentieth century figures, people were drawn to his influence not by a genuine interest but an attempt to join the "in" crowd. You see the same thing with all those pathetic oxbridge twits who would walk around imitating the mannerisms of Wittgenstein

[Anonymous No.10312434]

>>10311604
>implying all philosophers aren't charlatans

[Anonymous No.10312488]

>>10312424
Anglo analytics are the disease

Continental philosophy the cure

[Anonymous No.10314054]

>>10312488
Muh naive tribalism

[Anonymous No.10314060]

stand back

[Anonymous No.10314061]

>>10314054
muh cynical nominalism

[Anonymous No.10314083]

you merely adopted the psuedism
i was born into it, molded by it

[Anonymous No.10314092]

>>10314083
phenomenal point anon

[Anonymous No.10314095]

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[Anonymous No.10314114]

lmao stay mad Cartesian

[Anonymous No.10314129]

IN A WORLD

[Anonymous No.10314135]

>>10314095
that shit is fucking spooky I couldn't even see it until I tilted my screen towards me

[Anonymous No.10314170]

>>10314054
Continental philosophy is responsible for the decline of nationalist thinking due to post-structuralist critique of anything constructed through national narratives

Analytic philosophy barely had any I flience on real world politics

[Anonymous No.10314192]

>>10311604
>psued

[Anonymous No.10314222]

>>10314170
I think analytic philosophies main accomplishment has been the formalization of mathematics, and the creation of a branch of math called meta-mathematics.

I believe that Analytic philosophy is going to be the birthplace of a new sort of structuralism.

[Anonymous No.10314235]

>>10311604
>be Heidegger
>If I just create an obscure enough terminology rather than explaining the meaning behind my ideas in common language, maybe people won't realize how much of a retarded pseud I am

[Anonymous No.10314237]

>>10314222
Eh

Both analytic philosophy with its unbearably dry scientism and continental philosophy with its nihilistic buzzword acrobatics are incredibly detached from real life at this point.

[Anonymous No.10314243]

>>10314170
I'm not arguing one over the other. I respect the work of philosophers in both branches. I don't know why people on this board have to swear fealty to one side or the other. Can't a man like Paul Ricouer and Elizabeth Anscombe?

[Anonymous No.10314248]

>>10314222
>I believe that Analytic philosophy is going to be the birthplace of a new sort of structuralism.
Wishful thinking anon

[Anonymous No.10314249]

>>10311604
>OP doesn't understand Greek
>can't make it through a lecture on Plato
you an intellectual.meme.jpg

[Anonymous No.10314290]

>>10314249
>thinks he can "learn greek" and then read plato in "greek" with his incomplete understanding of the greek language based on other people opinions of the word mappings between ancient greek and modern english.

[Anonymous No.10314305]

>>10314290
you sound like you speak greek regularly for mentors in french letters

[Anonymous No.10314311]

>>10314305
keke

[Anonymous No.10314328]

>>10314305
I'm STEM, nigger, I don't even know what all those faggot words you just wrote mean. I just pointed out that you can't really understand ancient Greek

[Anonymous No.10314331]

>>10314328
not him but
>I'm STEM
opinion disregarded

[Anonymous No.10314341]

>>10314328
i know, right, it's almost like there's lots of parts of languages you don't understand, including accusations of hubris.

[Anonymous No.10314350]

>>10314328
>doesn't understand english
>AND THAT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IS WHY THERE ARE NO ANCIENT GREEK TEXTS
well, that settles it, glad you don't rely on euclid or anything.

[Anonymous No.10314357]

>>10314235
>>common language
ahahaha
>let me just vomit Latin-babble like a good goy and remain ignorant of Being and its relation to language

[Anonymous No.10314743]

>>10314095
??????????/

[Anonymous No.10314752]

>>10314222
will there then be a new sort of post-structuralism?

[Anonymous No.10314775]

>>10314235
heidegger did use common language in german you dunce

[Anonymous No.10314890]

>>10314775
I think this poster means that Heidegger created deliberately open terms. No strict definition is given to some of his terms and therefore leaves it open to multiple interpretations. That's a fairly common complaint among readers of Heidegger.

[Anonymous No.10314969]

>>10314775
Also, to add on the idea of being, being-there, being-in-death, and concepts like hearth, while being more common language, has a very radical interpretation from what they explicitly tell. Immanence, among other existential concepts, is something the lay man wont grasp from these words alone.

[Anonymous No.10316541]

>>10312434
This was literally the opposite situation of real life

>>10311604
>Leave being to me

[Anonymous No.10316550]

I don’t think he is one as much as a high proportion of his followers are.

[Anonymous No.10316684]

*out-pseuds you*
viola