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lücid
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d-miurge
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Registered: Jul 2004
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
The "next EP" you're saying is the one with Snorsomy!? Where can I buy that? 
As for me being in an existentialist period, that's quite true: I did have some interest on Camus since a few years ago, for example, but I was having problems at school because that wasn't what I was supposed to study Since I started dating my girlfriend though (we've been together for 2 years and a half), I've been able to read more and more about Philosophy as a whole, and Existentialism is one of the schools I'm interested the most.
You like existentialism too? Does a "existentialist culture" still lives in France, by the way? I was told it was popular in post-war France...
edit: I'm reading "No Exit" tonight, thanks for the link |
Existentialism is my favorite philosophical movement, on the one hand because it gives to humanity the best place, and on the other hand because it had concrete applications, in particular thanks to the book of Simone de Beauvoir "the second sex", which really helped to lead the way to the feminism in France (women can vote since 1946... ).
My philosophy teacher is an existentialist and knew Sartre, but now there is generally speaking no more philosopher.
Edit: this is not the EP with Snorsomy! It's for another label, but nothing is signed yet, so wait & see!
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Jun-05-2006 17:39
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Lira
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Brasilia, Brazil
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| quote: | Originally posted by d-miurge
Existentialism is my favorite philosophical movement, on the one hand because it gives to humanity the best place, and on the other hand because it had concrete applications, in particular thanks to the book of Simone de Beauvoir "the second sex", which really helped to lead the way to the feminism in France (women can vote since 1946... ).
My philosophy teacher is an existentialist and knew Sartre, but now there is generally speaking no more philosopher. |
Heh, thank God, my philosophy teacher is also interested on Existentialism (although he's more of a "Jaspers" fan): it took me some time to find a teacher with whom I "clicked" - there was some other teacher, for example, who was a radical Marxist, and would've been a total turn off.| quote: | Originally posted by d-miurge
Edit: this is not the EP with Snorsomy! It's for another label, but nothing is signed yet, so wait & see! |
I'll be waiting 
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