@IdeasInHat I think its NOT complete.. just the collected works as it didnt include Hebew Grammar as the translator Curley gave up on learning Hebrew. Only Shirley's translation from Hackett publisher is the complete edition.
Gibbon also has a memoir, which Penguin prints. He also has some essays, but they are really hard to find, usually just print-on-demand and still expensive.
I have to thank you. I always preferred history and some fiction. But watching your videos, watching you talk so enthusiastically about books, you inspired me to start reading books on topics that at one time would have been out of my comfort zone. My book shelf has alot of variety now and I'm enjoying topics I never thought I would.
Please make a video , brief one comprising why you read specific philosophers and what makes you drawn to their ideas in this modern world. If you've already made such a video, sorry. Share the link please.
Tam bugün seni özlemiştim abi Ve baktım video yükledin😊. Abi bugün bir kitap gördüm Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy diye bir kitap vardı 8 cilt dev gibi O kitabı biliyor musun?
Bide kantı araştırırken Hakında kitap arıyordum Kant'ın Cambridge Üniversitesinden şöyle bir eser gördüm Michael Friedman Kant's Construction of Nature Manfred Kuehn Immanuel kant (biyografi çok güzel)
Note: My biggest Commanders list has changed😁 Napoleon Khalid bin valid Amir Temur Ghenghis Alexander the Great Caesar Hannibal Without sequencing. These names are in the top 7. After Balisarius etc...
@@IdeasInHat so please make a video on the alternative philosophers. I'm not a fan of philosophy but I'd like to know your take on the topic. Thank you
What's ur all time, i mean literally all time. Like if you were to be placed on an island for 10 years with only 1 book, what book would it be. PS: lets replace one book with 3 books 📚
Uhhhm. Hmmmm. The Philosophy of Walking. The Concept of Law...maybe And definitely the complete works of Montaigne. Haha. Tough to pick. What about you?
@@IdeasInHat i just started reading from June 2022, as of now just have read 23 books, 24th in progress (Julius Caesar by Philip Freeman -> because i liked Philip Freeman's book on Alexander that was great 🌟). Are you on Goodreads?
I'd like to share a very interesting psychology book: Understanding Human Nature by Alfred Adler. It's not very big and it's really fascinating. It's about what motivates us. If you've ever read Elephant in the Brain, it's a bit similar.
Wanted to say that you could do far worse than those Religion books by Mircea Eliade. A blatant understatement as he is the leading voice on the subject. I'm sure you'll find his insights and exoteric / esoteric knowledge elucidating.
@@IdeasInHat What a nice feeling that is. Also, how did I forget to suggest Joseph Cambell's Mythologies series (explores the Primitive, Occidental, and Oriental following the thread therein) if you're interested in further reading on the subject.
What other books are a must read before you die?
maybe it will sound weird
thinking about death
Principia Mathematica by newton, i would say
@@MuratGulen721 yeah, I want that book. It's also quite large!
@@IdeasInHat and dont forget about darwin's origin of species :) another a must read in my opinion
@@MuratGulen721 I have read that one! I still need to read his emotion book.
I think I just found the perfect channel for books 🎉🎉
It's this one, right? 😆😆
nice choices my friend.the complete works of spinoza looks delicious :) thank you for recommendations
Yesss! I am soo excited for them😁😁
@IdeasInHat I think its NOT complete.. just the collected works as it didnt include Hebew Grammar as the translator Curley gave up on learning Hebrew. Only Shirley's translation from Hackett publisher is the complete edition.
I love your book collection, Sir. Thanks for posting.
Gibbon also has a memoir, which Penguin prints. He also has some essays, but they are really hard to find, usually just print-on-demand and still expensive.
Thanks! I had no clue! I will add them to my list now!
I have to thank you. I always preferred history and some fiction. But watching your videos, watching you talk so enthusiastically about books, you inspired me to start reading books on topics that at one time would have been out of my comfort zone. My book shelf has alot of variety now and I'm enjoying topics I never thought I would.
Thank yoou for the kind words!
I love that people become more generalized after watching my videos 😁😁😁.
I want to start reading more fiction myself.
I saw Spinoza and immediately followed 😊
Spinoza is a gem! I am going to get a biography of him as well.
@@IdeasInHat Steven Nadler is a great way to go for Spinoza biographies
You’re killing it
I will look this up!
Please make a video , brief one comprising why you read specific philosophers and what makes you drawn to their ideas in this modern world. If you've already made such a video, sorry. Share the link please.
Hmm. Cannot say that I have made such a video. I can write this down on my list of videos to make.
I would need 100 lifetimes to go through all of these.
Or a little coffee
Reasons and Persons should be high priority
Parfit is up there with Nozick!
Get the Empires of the word by Nicolas Ostler. I have it with me it's about all ancient to modern languages.
Thank yoou!
I will have a look! I love language books!
Great.
Tam bugün seni özlemiştim abi
Ve baktım video yükledin😊.
Abi bugün bir kitap gördüm
Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy diye bir kitap vardı
8 cilt dev gibi
O kitabı biliyor musun?
Bide kantı araştırırken
Hakında kitap arıyordum Kant'ın
Cambridge Üniversitesinden şöyle bir eser gördüm
Michael Friedman
Kant's Construction of Nature
Manfred Kuehn Immanuel kant
(biyografi çok güzel)
Hayir. Ama I will look!
@@baran4950 Friedman is a good start!
Wow the encyclopedia seems super cool! Might buy it!
@@IdeasInHat Yesss Brother👍
My Brother
Napoleon, what was the reason for losing the Battle of Waterloo?
Note: My biggest Commanders list has changed😁
Napoleon
Khalid bin valid
Amir Temur
Ghenghis
Alexander the Great
Caesar
Hannibal
Without sequencing.
These names are in the top 7.
After
Balisarius etc...
I remember something about cannons and traps. Cannot remember!
What do you think about Albert Camus?
Fun to read. Interesting ideas. Not a super big fan like some people.
@@IdeasInHat so please make a video on the alternative philosophers. I'm not a fan of philosophy but I'd like to know your take on the topic. Thank you
Ever thought of learning Ancient Greek and Latin so you could read these in the original? It may be worth the effort.
Yes. I have considered. But I would prefer to learn Arabic or a slavic language
@@Agathon88 they are more useful to me, as I know speakers of both.
I read slowly because of misunderstandings that have truths
What's ur all time, i mean literally all time. Like if you were to be placed on an island for 10 years with only 1 book, what book would it be.
PS: lets replace one book with 3 books 📚
Uhhhm. Hmmmm.
The Philosophy of Walking.
The Concept of Law...maybe
And definitely the complete works of Montaigne.
Haha. Tough to pick. What about you?
@@IdeasInHat i just started reading from June 2022, as of now just have read 23 books, 24th in progress (Julius Caesar by Philip Freeman -> because i liked Philip Freeman's book on Alexander that was great 🌟).
Are you on Goodreads?
@@tehleelmir4407 I have an account, but it has been inactive for 2 years now.
I have a library app I use to track my books and reading progress.
@@IdeasInHat what do you do, besides reading 🤭
@@tehleelmir4407 Write, stocks, youtube, play stardew valley, and eat occasional hariboo.
I haven’t read a whole book since the battle field of the mind by Joyce Meyers
I'd like to share a very interesting psychology book: Understanding Human Nature by Alfred Adler. It's not very big and it's really fascinating. It's about what motivates us. If you've ever read Elephant in the Brain, it's a bit similar.
I was tempted to binge buy all of adlers books. I know of the book!
I haven't read the elephant and the brain, though.
Tuck everlasting
The prisons over taken
Wanted to say that you could do far worse than those Religion books by Mircea Eliade. A blatant understatement as he is the leading voice on the subject. I'm sure you'll find his insights and exoteric / esoteric knowledge elucidating.
Yeah, I accidentally stumbled upon some gems!
@@IdeasInHat What a nice feeling that is. Also, how did I forget to suggest Joseph Cambell's Mythologies series (explores the Primitive, Occidental, and Oriental following the thread therein) if you're interested in further reading on the subject.
@@UraniumAngel I have all of the mythology books. And his hero of 1000 faces.
He has waaay too many books published though. Haha.