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    If you can find some decent cognitivism / noncognitivist books then look at those too. For an intro to continental philosophy, try Deleuze's "Nietzsche and Philosophy" or Adorno's "negative dialectics" Also try reading some Hegelian works (maybe not Hegel himself, but someone like Thompson)

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    If you can find some decent cognitivism / noncognitivist books then look at those too. For an intro to continental philosophy, try Deleuze's "Nietzsche and Philosophy" or Adorno's "negative dialectics" Also try reading some Hegelian works (maybe not Hegel himself, but someone like Thompson)

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    If you can find some decent cognitivism / noncognitivist books then look at those too. For an intro to continental philosophy, try Deleuze's "Nietzsche and Philosophy" or Adorno's "negative dialectics" Also try reading some Hegelian works (maybe not Hegel himself, but someone like Thompson)

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    Make sure you have access to AAAAARG.org.

    First, read Horkheimer's "Eclipse of Reason".


    Next, Adorno and Horkheimer's "Dialectic of Enlightenment"
    Heidegger's "Being and Time" is a must, follow that up with Nietzsche and Agambe
    n, as well as
    Foucault.
    Really, just go down the authors in the "critical" folder.
    Also, if you can find some decent cognitivism/noncognitivism books then look at
    those too; the
    names escape me right now.
    For an intro to continental philosophy, try Deleuze's "Nietzsche and Philosophy"
    or Adorno's
    "Negative Dialectics."
    Also try reading some Hegelian works (maybe not Hegel himself, but someone like
    Thompson), as it's
    pretty "rational"but not overused in debate.

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