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Brilliant read thus far, whether you agree with him or not.

Marvellous! As a linguist, I can definitely relate to Piketty's experience with economists.

Kierky > Nietzsche, that's for sure.

I can definitely see where Feyerabend came from.

Hey, this actually makes sense!

Interesting, much like astrology.

And I'm not even halfway through :'(

No Villalobos? What a jip!

74 pages in, and so far it's been just the historical background, no romantics yet!

Excellent read! I read the bit about nothingness and now I do feel like I know nothing!

What can I say? He's definitely my favourite Latvian author!

O Kurwa! Thanks to Ludwik Fleck (and Hilary Putnam), I got into the Lvov-Warsaw school of philosophy and, well, I haven't finished a book for a while now. Totally worth it though.

I can't believe this is 80 years old! Got me interested in Polish philosophy...

Little confusing at times, but it's a very good summary of Feyer's early work.

What did I just read!? O.o

Dare I say I feel... enlightened?

It mentioned Bacon quite a few times. Never failed to made me chuckle.

Re-reading the first chapters for the eleventh time...

The bit about the spiders had me in stitches.

Opened to book to see what's in it: Found out there are plenty or words.

Some1 tell him 2 stop with the numbers. He's 3 to do but, 4 Christ's sake...

If these Germans could agree on something, it would be ideal.

Not the romanticism you've got in mind either.

Not the idealism you're thinking of.

Interesting reassessment of the relationship between the Enlightenment, Christianity, and totalitarianism.

フフフ復習！

It's incredible how just a handful of people in Jena achieved what they did.

Never knew Hayek was on Gray's Anatomy. Is she one of the doctors?

Book is better than the series.

So this is where I come from...