Philosophy

GM GM. Anybody in here equally intrigued by Heidegger's "Being and Time?" I know i need to read more Franz and others, but ooooo did this man get some intriguing notions into the discourse on the phenomenology of existentialism and the discourse around it.

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Promised myself I’d properly read Kant first before diving too far into later philosophers (which might very well take me a lifetime). And for Heidegger specifically I feel like I’d want to dive into Husserl first.