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start with easier texts: Plato's Apology & Euthephro, Descartes' Meditations, Mill's Utilitarianism, Russell's Probs of Philos
Reading the philosophical canon might make you a little wiser, but the main reason to do it is to stop feeling like you're missing something
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excluded because he's basically unreadable on a first pass haha
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Got book suggestions for a layman?
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some of the classics are pretty approachable. Descartes' Meditations, Plato's Apology and Euthephro, Mill's Utilitarianism
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I read it because Reviewer 2 is going to make you cite Kant even though it's a geography paper.
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Geez, not aroused by the idea of reverently regurgitating cautious bits of ancient wisdom without critique?
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Forever chanting rosary of past scholars, each a bead never touching and disturbing the precious first principles of the next?
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I stopped being interested in exploring philosophy once I realized I was only in it for understanding my own ethics and morals
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