Top 10 Books I read in 2022

Top 10 list:
10. No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai
9. Introduction to Metaphysics by Martin Heidegger
8. Confessions by Saint Augustine
7. The Monadology by Gottfried Leibniz
6. Timaeus by Plato
5. Ethics of the Real: Kant with Lacan by Alenka Zupancic
4. Ecrits by Jacques Lacan
3. For They Know Not What They Do by Slavoj Zizek
2. Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences by G.W.F. Hegel
1. Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant

[@acetoz5158]

Dude I’d be lucky to read these in 1 year. Ecrits alone is a monster! You read multiple books people study for years. Not to mention these were just your top 10! My mind is blown. 🤯

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

thanks mate. Yeah when you are committed to something, the belief in that project overwhelms any notion you had of a Big Other to secure its success.
It is only through atheism that I have been able to become this devoted.

[@doodoo4981]

@@dissatisfiedphilosophy how many books did you read in total 2022?

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

@@doodoo4981 somewhere around 65. On average, I read for 2 hours daily. There were many days where this was closer to 3 or even 4 hours.

[@doodoo4981]

@@dissatisfiedphilosophy really impressive man

[@doodoo4981]

@@dissatisfiedphilosophy yo quick question: let’s say you read Plato’s Five dialogues (Hackett). On your reading list, would you say you read one book or 5 books (since it’s 5 dialogues)?

[@wandersonmartins5597]

Your take on Kant's Critic is on the point. I'm always recommending him to people, but they see it as too dry, when in fact if you permit yourself to go with his innumerous sections and chapter its more beautiful than any romance.

[@BartholomewGilbertson]

Are you doing one of these for 2023?

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

just filmed today

[@BartholomewGilbertson]

@@dissatisfiedphilosophy hell yea