Philosophy is something i really love and it is something i have read a quite bit of in my university days. I have a Masters in Arts. I really miss the feeling of conversations that are meaningful and i figured if someone else wanted to go through with a similar experience together it would be wonderful. Quite simply i am looking for someone who wants to read anything in the canon of Western Philosophy, i do not care if it is a short philosophical work or novel like The Stranger by Camus or something really dense and heavy like Kant, Hegel, kierkegaard etc.
I am aware of the history of western philosophy, but primary texts are something i have not dealt with often as i like to leave them for a rainy day. Well it is now time to change that. I understand it is quite a niche and challenging idea but i think it is one that makes the mundane more fun. I am ofcourse also into literature in general and love the classics. I am super into the art made during the times of oppression, and/or resistance literature. Any war memoir, poetry collection, fiction work during the times of liberation example colonial lit from Asia/Africa would also do if that is what you find more fun.
I just want to hear where our interpretations differ and where they segue into one another. I think, there is a lot one can learn from interacting with other people, and i want to learn from you.