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گرگیاس. در نهایت دیالوگی که سقراط را به چالش میکشد. روش سقراط در استدلال را نمی‌پسندم. دو شقه کردن گزاره‌ها و نتیجه‌گیری‌های عمومی فلسفه‌ای بیش از اندازه ایده‌آلیسم میسازد

Hobsbawm never disappoints in the opening statement. I just love the way he grabs the attention of the reader. His vast knowledge, yet humble attitude is admiring. He also doesn't conceal his personal view, as in his other volumes. Looking forward to it

شرمندگی برای خواندن افلاطون بعد از خواندن اسپینوزا، هگل، کانت و ... بماند به یادگار 🙈

Husserl endeavours to point out how Descartes failed to become the father of transcendental subjectivity. He immediately concluded the thinking being out of the ego cogito and instead of staying within the framework of perception, he moved into explaining the real world.

Picked up this book as a prerequisitive of another great book, the phenomenology of perception. a Cartesian method after nearly three decades.

I'm hooked at last but that says nothing of the quality of the writing. The author knows how to drag on and keep the reader's attention. In that sense just like a Netflix series. I believe he us a very ables writer. The problem is that he quite consciously targets a wider span of audience. He knows all the tricks in the book. But he decides to deliver a "Titanic".

The story is pretty straight forward. Like a Netflix series. Short chapters with well knitted links and headers to lure the reader inti the next pages, similar to any series out there. This of course sacrifices what I expect from a novel, the literature, the soul. It's missing. So bit it, it's a light read.

I'm taking a liking to the Werner character. His curious attitude toward science and imagination resonates with ms. Perhaps this would have been a good early novel had I read it as a teenager