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Dante with the Machiavel by Kirvandel
Fandoms: La Divina Commedia | The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri, Il Principe | The Prince - Niccolò Machiavelli
28 Jan 2024
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Since Machiavelli's exile from Florence, he stumbles across the Poet Dante Alighieri during a series of troubling events. The two writers share their woes as they contemplate taking down the Italian Republic, but not before the diplomat wishes to share his philosophy with Lorenzo de Medici.
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To deal with the cold of this Dutch winter you decide to share a bed with the French philosopher staying in the castle, and things begin to develop between you.
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Radical Skepticism by orphan_account
Fandoms: LOVECRAFT H. P. - Works, Meditations On First Philosophy - René Descartes
06 Nov 2020
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This is a crossover between Descartes' Meditations and Lovecraft's writings. I regret nothing.
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28 Jan 2024
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John Locke is a philosopher, empiricist, and a clandestine operative who likes his tuxedos pressed and his Discourse martinis "spoken, not slurred". After a botched mission leaves his neck open like a guillotined monarch (don't worry, he gets better), his superior Aristotle sends him on an assignment to recover Bacon's Four Idols, powerful philosophical artifacts that when brought together could erase reality. But everybody knows that the Four Idols are only a myth...
Forced to work with a motley crew of philosophers, theorists, and the beguiling figure of Agent Sophia Wisdom, John Locke must arm himself with the most cunning paradox engines and philosophical gadgets, and race across the globe in search for the (allegedly) nonexistent artifacts while battling existential villains and their nihilistic henchmen.
Filled with espionage parody, chock full of terrible wordplay, and crammed to the brim with references to philosophers past and presently dead, You Only Think Twice is a hilarious, and hopefully thought-provoking story for enthusiasts of both spy fiction and the philosophical treatise.
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28 Jan 2024

