Which philosopher do you dislike the most and why? - Massive ego, autistic levels of verbosity, shallowness, degenerateness or just plain boring.

Kornula

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Ayn Rand...and her rabid followers
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There's something uniquely up-its-own-ass about the "one of these things is words words words and the other is the thing you didn't expect me to be talking about lol gotcha" joke format. Probably because you can see it coming three words in and yet it insists on going and going into you agree with the author that he's so very funny.

Anyway, my answer would have to be every French philosopher. All of French philosophy is just coomers trying to convince everyone else that being a syphilitic degenerate is actually cool and good. All of it.
 

Łimønča

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Georg W.F. Hegel. From what I know, he wasn't a bad person per se. But I took a single passing glance at the Phenomenology of Spirit and I immediately hated him. I think I'd rather suck-start a shotgun than read any of his works. Fuck that shit.
 

DoNotReadTheFinePrint

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Foucault. I especial hate his Death of the Author theory. While every work is the child of it's time it couldn't exists without it's author and their individual experiences and thoughts. Death of the Author is just a wank-vehicle for pretentious assholes, who want a text to mean what they think it means and force it down others throats.

While I wouldn't call it hate, I actually feel great distaste towards the majority of modern philosophers as they just regurgitate over and over older texts and schools of thought without formulation their own.
 

Existential MD

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Foucault. I especial hate his Death of the Author theory. While every work is the child of it's time it couldn't exists without it's author and their individual experiences and thoughts. Death of the Author is just a wank-vehicle for pretentious assholes, who want a text to mean what they think it means and force it down others throats.

While I wouldn't call it hate, I actually feel great distaste towards the majority of modern philosophers as they just regurgitate over and over older texts and schools of thought without formulation their own.
a lot of PoMo literary criticism consisted of extended justifications for being a lazy reader
 

DoNotReadTheFinePrint

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a lot of PoMo literary criticism consisted of extended justifications for being a lazy reader
The whole of postmodernism can die, as far as I'm concerned. All people into it are those edgy try-hard know-it-alls. who didn't got bullied enough in school. In the end they're nothing more than the ugly mutated child of nihilism and communism.
 

COCl₂

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Ayn Rand. Basically only dudes read her and the only reason I ever did was because of a dude. I was not impressed at all. I am not a woke feminazi at all and never really have been.
 

Rupert Bear

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I'm not a fan of Buddhism and eastern philosophy, but i hate "western eastern philosophers" the most. Alan Watts and his followers are peak pseud.
 

The Curmudgeon

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I used to love philosophy as a subject in general, but for a long time now I've been disenchanted with it. Sometimes, with certain philosophers, it started to feel like I was reading the same opinions or ideas over and over. It also felt like some of these philosophers have a lot of opinions on various subjects, but then it made me wonder if they actually know what they're talking about or if they just wanted to sound smart. Especially when they're trying to sound smart about subjects they know little or nothing about, but they're an intellectual so they must chime in anyway because their opinion counts no matter what!
 

Mnutu

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Foucault. I especial hate his Death of the Author theory. While every work is the child of it's time it couldn't exists without it's author and their individual experiences and thoughts. Death of the Author is just a wank-vehicle for pretentious assholes, who want a text to mean what they think it means and force it down others throats.

While I wouldn't call it hate, I actually feel great distaste towards the majority of modern philosophers as they just regurgitate over and over older texts and schools of thought without formulation their own.
Death of the author is an interesting exercise, one that most people should practice on a blind reading of a work. What does this work say without the context of the author? What do you paint onto the canvas? It should never take precedence over the authors intent and meaning, and their experiences and intents should be considered. Analyze it through both lens and judge whether the author succeeded or failed and how they did because of your impression vs their intent.
 

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