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Sometimes I can't get a thought out of my head. Friday it was, “wait are we a greek Chorus on Taylor Swift's new album?“ And here we are. https://youtu.be/_wWM3xuShR4

This one actually discusses philosophy, and we really haven‘t read much about female philosophers, so let‘s take this one for a spin. So everyone has time to get the book, how about we have our first discussion over the first chapter “A Woman Thinker” on Sunday 2 June.
Let me know what you think.

Published in 1864, this novella delves into the psyche of a nameless narrator, often referred to as the "Underground Man." The work is divided into two parts. The first part provides a monologue that critiques society and human nature, expressing his deep-seated bitterness, isolation, and a sense of intellectual superiority. He rejects the idea of a utopian society, believing that suffering and irrationality are inherent to human existence. 5⭐️

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Some chapters hit closer to home than others and I think that will vary between each reader depending on past experiences in your life.

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I always wanted to read this but now I remember I mostly like fiction.