Brutal blackpill
>>18709365haha good one. stop posting.
>>18707274Yeah, just stop caring, it's not like you can escape it, you are still living all the time you live, not feeling it doesn't really matter.
>>18709372Sad philosophy is alright, i was just feeling like shit so i don't remember any Heidegger... And that makes me incredibly sad, especially now that I'm still having a hard time studying.Mates i honestly don't know what to do, I'm so burned out and i feel like I'm wasting my uni education being depressed and not being able to live up to my own expectations, procrastinating, hating myself, feel like shit, avoid reading because it reminds me of all the bad feelings and then watching the most mindless youtube videos i can find like drean smp shit just to drain out my brain and feel less shit: but it makes me feel even more shit and get even more behind with my readings and right now i just need to tell someone that i feel like this so i put it here sorry.
>>18709148yeah this is stretch bro
>>18709336>That's the actual fucking basis of his entire philosophy is mans perception of sense time and considering he was a member of the nazi party,You’re confused, rooting time in Dasein safeguards it from manipulation and techno-science. Rosa’s thesis confirms Heidegger in that some conditions are unlivable because they uproot Dasein and produce unending presence and serve to abolish all distance. It’s pretty cheap that you think he’s ”bad” just because he initially supported the Nazis. Heidegger project was dismantling the vulgar conception of time so that history, memory, expectation - our experience of time as Dasein - took precedence over purely abstract and scientific models. He’s also the complete opposite of any kind of ”objectifying” tendency, Heidegger even invented that invocation by accusing the Western metaphysical tradition of privileging presence and falling into simple schemas consisting of subject-object
Interested in german culture during the weimar republic, what books will give me a better understanding of it?I heard that it was depraved, hedonistic and full of sexual exploitation, is that right or just a myth?
Döblin - Alexander Platzstart there, get bored and read some proper german novels from the era that dont relate to any of the vice hedonism Weimar is famous for to non germans.
Hey you guys know a lot words right.Do any of you know the term for the concept of the fake becoming the real?Something like a person pretending to be something for so long and much that they actually are it in the end.
>>18707983Mmm that's a cartoon bro
A self-fulfilling prophecy?
simulation
>>18707971Reification?
>>18709166how did you know this word
Is this quote of St. John Chrysostom the most accurate statement about the Jewish faith? More books about this group of people?
>>18707849who is you, you new
>>18707946I've lurked and posted here and there before but yes, I've started posting more recently.Why? can you tell?
The One and True Messiah, Jesus Christ.
>>18705393Related
Based Pagans have been awfully silent since this was posted. Curious...
are there any books that can help me get more in touch with my intuition and not get caught in analysis paralysis when making decisions?
>>18709213start with the greeks
>>18709213
>With us, moreover, people combine an interest in public and private matters, and those who are more involved in business are still well enough aware of political issues. In fact we alone regard the person who fails to participate in public affairs not just as harmless but as positively useless; and we are all personally involved either in actual political decisions or in deliberation about them, in the belief that it is not words which thwart effective action but rather the failure to inform action with discussion in advance. Indeed, in this too we are distinguished from others. We bring to our ventures a very high degree of both daring and analysis, whereas for others their boldness comes from ignorance and analysis means paralysis. The bravest spirits are rightly judged to be those who see clearly just what perils and pleasures await them but do not on that account flinch from the danger.
Rate my /lit/ order
>>18708421Bad day?
>>18708403You buy books?
0/10come back when you graduate from high school. sahgay.
>>18708403>not pirating and printing
>>18708403Nice shilling
What did I think about this?
A fedpilled repackaging of /fit/ tropes and /fringe/-style esoteric nazi delusion.>>18708877he is literally just a guy
>>18708870BAP is great, don't get me wrong I like the guy, but his "art" is very sterile.(He's good at it, for sure.)
>>18708947>A fedpilled repackaging of /fit/ tropes and /fringe/-style esoteric nazi delusion.Sounds great
>>18709383You are a useful idiot for feds
Is there anywhere to discuss literature without trannies, glowniggers and their payouts?
>tfw you peek at your mom's manuscript and the title is "tides of flesh"Seriously though. Have your parents written anything significant? My dad wrote a doctoral thesis on sewer systems in France, but that's about it.
>>18709191Nope
>>18709191>tides of flesh>doctoral thesis on sewer systems in France>animechecks out.
You can post Butterfly :3I've had a lot of work recently
>>18709191My mom wrote a dozen book on contemporary art, she was a curator at the national museum where I live.
The chad milf and the virgin son, quite a literary pair.
Other that COTC what do you consider to be the best books from 2019 and newer?
>>18709162Don't shill your own book on /lit/.
>>18709162build up an audience for it. Release chapters for free and ask for donations from people who enjoyed it. Release the first third and paywall the last two thirds, so you're giving people the chance to get immersed. If your writing is good, people will pay you. DOn't just shill dreck like Gardner et al
>>18709190Idk how id do that. I used a pen name bc there's shit in the book that would probably get pegged as "racist" and I need my day job
>>18709190Gardner is a genuine artist. Take back your terrible insult, sir.
>>18709136I legitimately teared up. Beautiful work, anon.
Should i? They are expensive as fuck.
>>18708375>expensiveThe fuck do you mean? It's like 7 quids.It's very good. Read until the end of the second book thats good point to stop if you decide its too much hustle.
>>18708375this makes me realize how modern consumers consume media. Not as a primary motivation, but either as a distraction or secondary stimulant.
>>18708602Good observation, I'm going to use it. Thanks Anon
>>18708602deep
>>18708602Incel
I am currently working on a story written in 1st person. The main character/narrator is meant to come across as unknowingly stupid and the tone of the novel is humorous. Basically an out of touch moron who doesn't realize he's out of touch and stupid. Any tips on writing a narrator who's stupid? I can't really use "big fancy words" since the narrator wouldn't talk that way.
just be yourself
Thoughts on this book? I'm planning to buy it
>>18706334>french name>book is in englishehhhhh
>>18707400I liked it, especially once I got used to the odd syntax, but I must agree that the Tristram and Isolde sections are loathsomely boring – I barely finished them. The first third of volume 2 is deathly boring. It does pick up afterwards, and the Holy Grail section is a blast after Tristram fucking around and the downfall of Arthur is just amazing.>Yet some men say in many parts of England that King Arthur is not dead, but had by the will of Our Lord Jesu into another place; and men say that he shall come again, and he shall win the holy cross. I will not say that it shall be so, but rather I will say, here in this world he changed his life. But many men say that there is written upon his tomb this verse: HIC IACET ARTHURUS, REX QUONDAM REXQUE FUTURUS.>>18706334In sum, I agree with >>18707400 1) I fun, and pretty good. 2) is all right (END OF VOLUME ONE). 3) horrid and long; you'd be better off reading Shakespeare's version of Tristram and Isoud, or any other version; Malory's is probably the worst extant version. 4) is good. 5) is great.There are better poems of the individual sections—which he used as sources—but Malory's Morte d'Arthur comprises all of the important elements of the Matter of Britain in English.>>18707670I liked the use of stock phrases; for me it recalled something of epic poetry and the use of stock phrases therein. The individual stories—with the exception of Tristram's—are well told, and it is handy that they all appear sequentially in a single book.>And then they put afore them their spears, and Sir Launcelot came so fiercely upon him that he smote him and his horse down to the earth, that he had nigh broken his neck. Then Sir Launcelot took the knight’s horse that was his own afore-hand, and descended from the horse he sat upon, and mounted upon his own horse, and tied the knight’s own horse to a tree, that he might find that horse when that he was arisen.>>18707392It's known for being the first English language compilation of all of the Arthurian tales. The quality of the tales varies, but personally I'd recommend it as long as you know what you're getting into.
The Tristram section is overly long and repetitive, but it is worth it for the Palomides autism.
>>18708555It's over for Saracencels
I'd recommend reading this, coupled with williams' 'outlines of romantic theology' if you want a good introduction to the arthurian corpus (although you'd probably want to start with the mabinogion and chretien de troyes) mixed in with a little bit of their theological applications. Plus williams is great, although I'd recommend starting with his fiction first.
Rawls? Nah, fuck that weak shit. Habermas's where it's at. Why is his theory of communicative action so good?
>>18708105Just replying to a dumb comment with another dumb comment. If you want to discuss anything in particular I'm here. Hot take is required to get a discussion started. don't get precious about it.
>>18706820>>18706820It's like reading a manual for intercourse
>>18708623So it teaches me how to not catch whatever disease most people seem to have? That seems interesting, going to put it on my kindle.
Why is this thread still up? I already told you incels that Aristotle already solved politics thousands of years ago. All the authors after him are losers.
I fucking hate Rawls. I fucking love Habermas.
Thinking of killing myself tbqh famsquadHow’s your Friday going?
>>18709179This is not your blog, nigger.Go and hang.
>>18709179Give me your wasted years, fool. Things are getting interesting.
>>18709189Do you want me to stream it?
>>18709179just another futile gesture in a lifetime of futile gestures
Do it faggot
Any books on how to live in the modern world in spite of all it's problems?
>>18708267No book, but sex gifs will help you.
>>18708304Well, I mean if you want perfection I can't help you.
Unironically The Bible, or The Enneads
ride the tiger by evola
God already gave us the Word. It's meant to guide us through all time until the end. Fuck, don't even read the Bible. Anything religious. That's what religion is for.
