Your copy of "Ambiguity" is the same edition they have at our library. Watching this video made feel nostalgic for library browsing, which is something I've missed throughout the lockdown.
I’ve missed that as well. I would often take a walk to our pretty spectacular Central Library here in Milwaukee to work, and treat myself to a few minutes roaming the stacks
Hi Dr. Sadler. I am a 19 year old student (Not studying philosophy in college) that has a keen interest in philosophy. I'm currently self teaching and going about studying myself and obviously have begun with the Greeks. I'm only at the beginning of my studies and plan to read Plato's works and then Aristotle. I will be beginning study of Plato very soon as I am just finishing up reading about the Presocratics and the Sophists (Through the book 'The First Philosophers' by Robin Waterfield). Where do I go after Greek philosophy? I one day want to attempt Kant, Nietzche, Hegel, Hume among others but I feel like I need a roadmap of study to get me to that point. If you have any advice or if there any resources available out there for me, it would be extremely useful to be guided, thank you!
Your copy of "Ambiguity" is the same edition they have at our library. Watching this video made feel nostalgic for library browsing, which is something I've missed throughout the lockdown.
I’ve missed that as well. I would often take a walk to our pretty spectacular Central Library here in Milwaukee to work, and treat myself to a few minutes roaming the stacks
Amazing work. Glad you are teaching this.
Thanks!
Hi Dr. Sadler.
I am a 19 year old student (Not studying philosophy in college) that has a keen interest in philosophy. I'm currently self teaching and going about studying myself and obviously have begun with the Greeks. I'm only at the beginning of my studies and plan to read Plato's works and then Aristotle. I will be beginning study of Plato very soon as I am just finishing up reading about the Presocratics and the Sophists (Through the book 'The First Philosophers' by Robin Waterfield).
Where do I go after Greek philosophy? I one day want to attempt Kant, Nietzche, Hegel, Hume among others but I feel like I need a roadmap of study to get me to that point.
If you have any advice or if there any resources available out there for me, it would be extremely useful to be guided, thank you!
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