@reasonandreligion: A philosophy and religion student’s favorite philosophical novels #philosophy #bookrecs

treble363🎲 :

Where is diary of a wimpy kid?????

Sumerian Underworld Rave :

in search of lost time not mentioned?!

PereUbu22 :

Most all of Iris Murdoch’s books are philosophical novels.

BigBlueSea7 :

Crime and Punishment

caitlyn :

Eeeep so many good ones

Miguel A. Mercado-Arellano :

I’m about to start the glass bead game!

user2766235481506 :

Very minor thing but it’s KaramAzov, emphasis on 3-d syllable

miguelrorty :

Currently reading The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera. Great writer. I’d also recommend Niebla, San Manuel Bueno Martyr, and Love & Pedagogy by Miguel Unamuno. All 3 of them are great, but I think you find San Manuel Bueno Martyr most interesting. And it’s super short.

DrWilde :

Just made me buy The Fall. Read most Camus but for some reason not this.

Misfit 🏴 :

Camus is so boring and mid

Carson :

No way the fall is my fav book too

Azad Ahmed :

notes from underground?

youcantgohomeagain :

"Island" by Aldous Huxley

Glossy_Troglodyte :

Camus and Kafka, so arduous and boring to read, so modern....

iG2Harv :

no sir Kirk?

iantodd :

Currently reading Kafka's The Castle ,also read Glass Bead Game by Hermann Hesse.

Adriana Oister :

So many of my favorites are on your list. Especially Dostoyevsky, Camus, and Kafka.

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GuLaB.🇵🇰🇵🇰 :

Also many more!

Fleurrrrrrrrrrrrr :

The fall is also my absolute favorite!!!!

Stevie :

Nice recommendations. 👍

Jeff Fisher :

bros K!! ❤️

metarealist :

Camus is so tame. The most cowardice flavor of nihilism lol. A spiritual advocate for the disintegration of morality and civilization as a whole. He didn’t even try to take existentialism seriously

A :

the black book by pamuk

Mark Hancock :

The plague is a great work from Camus as well