Philosophy Book Club

[Scotch78]

Any interest? As to the logistics, I'm thinking that each participant would pick one text.

Scott

[Dan Rutter]

I would be interested, right now I am in a Contemporary Political Philosophy class. Maybe in like a month or so once the semester ends, I have a lot of reading for school right now. Let me know.

[RJT]

S78,

Since you mentioned him in another post, when you get to Soren (gotta love Soren) you can probably count me in. In the meantime I might "audit" the Club - depends on my time factor. With this forum and poker, I have no time for work (let alone other things). Thank goodness I own the company.

RJT

[sweetjazz]

I don't have the time to participate, but two short but really interesting philosophical works are:

Descartes' First Meditation
Hume's Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Chapter 4 (Skeptical Doubts Concerning the Operations of the Understanding)

Of course, there's lots of good stuff to read, but these two arguments were pretty mind-blowing when I first encountered them.

I'm interested and I should have the time to do it. Sounds like fun.

[chezlaw]

I'm interested.

My preference is for analytical philosophy but I'll give anything a go.

chez

[PrayingMantis]

I'd also be happy to participate if I find the time.