[theapportioner]

Hey Brandon --

What do you think of Tom Nagel's criticism of Camus's Existentialism? Basically argues that Camus's elevation of the philosophical problem of suicide suggests that he is taking a too-serious attitude towards life. This flys in the face of the idea that life is absurd and inconsequential.

Helm --

As far as LP goes, there's always Ayer and Carnap. And before them, Russell and Moore. Wittgenstein's "Tractatus" is a formidable work so it's not exactly the best place to start. Maybe something by Bertrand Russell?