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Welcome to Boog Club! Glad to have you on this journey we take through reading. We cover mostly philosophy and self-improvement type books. Everything is non-fiction as we enjoy relating these works to our lives and how we can better improve ourselves and the world.
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A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: Section 5.5 - Chapter 7 (opens the original)
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The boys continue their journey of The Vindication of The Rights of Woman. She strongly dislikes complying and not fully expressing yourself. She asks what is the point of hiding who you are for others who would not like you for who you are. We also discuss if it is possible to look past someone’s perceived passion to see if they truly care about what they talk about. For education, we take an in-depth look into parents wanting to protect their kids too much and teaching them about the skepticis
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: Chapter 4 - Section 5.2 (opens the original)
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Boog Club takes a deeper look at Mary’s ideas education and critiques on works propping up the ideas she wants to tear down. We discuss the importance of generalizing ideas, how not being able to do so affects people’s reason, and how the current system is not setup to do this well. Wollstonecraft provides a foundational discussion on how the rich and women are both similar in their desire for pleasure and the senses. This allows us to see why they are both that way and the differences in their
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: Intro To Chapter 3 (opens the original)
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The boys begin their new book, The Vindication of the Right of Women by Mary Wollstonecraft, by offering their initial thesis along with historical context. A large part of the thesis, we discover, is why society should not avoid bringing out the potential of half the population. We then dig into how Wollstonecraft compares the treatment of women to the treatment given by the rich and powerful. Specifically, the goal and techniques of keeping the sufferer weak, wanting to be weak, and how this i
Thus Spoke Zarathustra: The Fourth and Final Part (opens the original)
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Finally, Boog club comes to the end of their arduous journey which was Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche. We begin our discussion with a theme this final part carries on throughout. That is the topic of pity. Before we can dissect Zarathustra’s thoughts on pit along with the benefits and negatives of feeling and acting on it we first attempt to define it. We look at the characteristics of people who apply pity. Adding to that, what Zarathustra means by pity because, as we have seen,
Thus Spoke Zarathustra: Chapters 55-60 (opens the original)
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Today in Boog Club, we finish the third part and get ready to take on the last and final part of Thus Spoke Zarathustra. We first see Zarathustra’s frustration with forcing morals and “good”/“evil” on people. But this time, we see a different point which focuses around children. It makes us wonder about if we should be forcing values on children. If so, we question how we should go about doing that while also allowing your children the chance to learn on their own. The next stop on our journey r
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