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Guided readings of philosophical texts with annotations, definitions, and discussion questions. Build your philosophical library and deepen your understanding.

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Plato's Republic
Join our guided reading of one of philosophy's most influential works. Explore questions of justice, truth, and the ideal society with expert commentary and community discussions.
Plato
8 hours
4.8 rating
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Classic Text
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Plato's Republic

by Plato

Explore justice, the ideal state, and the nature of reality through Socratic dialogue.
4.8
Reading Progress30%
Justice
Political Philosophy
Metaphysics
Ethics
8 hours
10 chapters
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Classic Text
Meditations on First Philosophy

by René Descartes

Follow Descartes' methodical doubt and his famous cogito ergo sum argument.
4.7
Epistemology
Skepticism
Mind-Body Problem
4 hours
6 chapters
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Beginner
Modern Text
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The Art of Reasoning

by David Kelley

Modern introduction to logical thinking and argumentation techniques.
4.9
Reading Progress60%
Logic
Argumentation
Critical Thinking
12 hours
15 chapters
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Beginner
Modern Text
Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?

by Michael Sandel

Contemporary exploration of moral and political philosophy through real-world examples.
4.6
Ethics
Political Philosophy
Applied Ethics
10 hours
12 chapters
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An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

by David Hume

Hume's investigation into the nature of human knowledge and understanding.
4.5
Epistemology
Empiricism
Causation
Induction
6 hours
12 chapters
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Featured Essays
Short philosophical pieces to explore

The Trolley Problem

by Philippa Foot

20 min

The famous thought experiment that launched a thousand ethics discussions.

What Is It Like to Be a Bat?

by Thomas Nagel

30 min

Exploring consciousness and the hard problem of subjective experience.

A Defense of Abortion

by Judith Jarvis Thomson

45 min

Influential argument using thought experiments about bodily autonomy.

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Books Started3
Books Completed1
Hours Read24
Notes Created47