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RE: What Do You Know
Well, I wouldn't say that he is my favorite. But, he is a great read. I think all can agree on that at least =D.
I didn't know about the story with his wife though.
Well, I wouldn't say that he is my favorite. But, he is a great read. I think all can agree on that at least =D.
I didn't know about the story with his wife though.
No problem, taste is not something to compromise on. 😃 Tell me who is your favorite one. And what makes it.
I read the story with his wife in a book. I have several books in the philosopher series from a publisher. I love philosophy books, although I sometimes find them dizzying, especially when they are translated by less reputable publishers.
My favorite is Dostoevsky. He's more into literature. I can see that you like philosophy.
Yeah, the original text is always better. But, sometimes you have to go to translated versions. Translators are often called second authors and I guess that is a correct statement.
Maybe if I had read more about Dostoevsky, I might favor him too. Thanks for sharing, @ronnie10.
You will find novels for him. Not philosophy books. But, I think you will enjoy it. Especially if you are into novels too. A lot of people suggest to start with a novel called "White Nights".
Sure anytime =D