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>nietzsche
super anti moral norms, might makes right mentality. Andrew would hate him
>freud
maybe... Andrew's ego is so bloated, he's so captured by the super-egotistical demands of his (dead) mother, and he's so in denial about his base desires of being with his sister, that he'd either read Frued in light of his insecurities and use the theoretical content for the purposes of "disavowal", or he'd steer clear of those topics alltogether to avoid getting cognitive dissonance
>Hidegger
I don't think so. Hidegger's most known for his interpretation of Being (sein) on a 'Temporal Axis'; I guess the existential and hermeneutic themes tangentially overlap with Andrew's concerns? But I think it'd be a stretch to call it either way if Andrew would read him.
Conclusion: Andrew would be more interested in the french literary movement of the 19th century, writers like camus and sartre would touch more closely on his interests of literature, love, and anxiety