Philosophy books recommendations

[Misogynistic]

I've been reading The Problems of Philosophy because AI said it's the best beginner book, and it's been good so far.

I really need some book recommendations, specifically in epistemology or theology.

 

[xek000000kk]

Why do you read philosophy?

 

[Misogynistic]

Why do you read philosophy?

Because I think it's a great cope, it also helps me to make my arguments better, because I usually debate online

 

[AutistSupremacist]

I quite enjoyed Utopia by Thomas More which serves as a sort of political and philosophical text.

 

[cathuluelitist]

Theory of social and economic organization by Max Weber and maybe Rawls theory of justice

 

[xek000000kk]

Because I think it's a great cope, it also helps me to make my arguments better, because I usually debate online

The problem with philosophy is that it doesn’t solve the problems of the world around you; we have no power over it.
But I appreciate how philosophy helps an individual form a solid perspective that can resist most of the manipulative or harmful views others impose on ourselves.

 

[Koyomi Araragi]

My favorite philosophical books — Better Never to Have Been — by David Benatar, A contrivance of Horrors, by Thom Ligottti, The Last Messiah-By Peter Zapfee and Trouble with being born—by email

Epistemological books — Theattus by Plato 2: Meditations on First philosophy By Ern Descartes, The Logic of Science by Karl Popper
I recommend starting with the last Messiah. It is short and easy to understand.

 

[tedkwasasaint]

I've been reading The Problems of Philosophy because AI said it's the best beginner book, and it's been good so far.

I really need some book recommendations, specifically in epistemology or theology.

Dont buy a book for that that is retarded you can just talk to yourself and through the discussions in your head form your own beliefs instead of becoming brainwashed