However, it struck me when I saw your reading list and your plan – there’s a character in Sartre’s novel Nausea, who has taken up on the world of knowledge and started reading everything in the city library, from A to Z, jumping from topics like Archery to Architecture… Sartre is, I think, ridiculing this character through his alter ego in the novel, and doing it in a obvious manner – but I actually quite liked him and often think of him in my own endeavors – a man who wants to learn and not miss up on valuable deeds of his predecessors is bound to have a structure, devise a plan and go to arms! It’s like a battle against a great cloud of ignorance and a chase to satisfy insatiable thirst for knowledge.

This just appeared in my mind, since I wanted to suggest a change in your plan, concerning Sartre – Nausea instead of Being and Nothingness (since it is a far more pleasurable book, a novel and not a purely philosophical piece upon which Heidegger famously laughed at).

Good luck with your plan, it is a tough one !