/lit/ - Literature

looking for book on the debasement of academic language.
or alternatively something about the migration of academic jargon into plebeian politics

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>>19801166
>>19802610
He looks ugly there in my opinion. Almost like Satre. He looks better here, though not actually handsome imho.

>>19508349
Not ugly, just a bald pedo fag frenchy who died of AIDs.

Today when a periodical asks its readers a question, it does so in order to collect opinions on some subject about which everyone has an opinion already; there is not much likelihood of learning anything new. In the eighteenth century, editors preferred to question the public on problems that did not yet have solutions. I don't know whether or not that practice was more effective; it was unquestionably more entertaining.
In any event, in line with this custom, in November 1784 a German periodical, Berlinische Monatschrift published a response to the question: Was ist Aufklärung ? And the respondent was Kant.

Didn't Foucault write about this? Anyone know what books would be good to read

>>12482242
Foucalt wasn't bald. He just shaved it all off for style and even went so far to have it waxed off toward the end.

Are there any works were he critiques Marxism?

Too bad he started balding at 20

>>10749094

Why are all obscurantist philosophers such materialist degenerates? You think that some of them would take the leap of faith but instead they chose to engage homosexuality on a regular basis and decry the obviously spiritual dimension to whiteness and masculinity.

>homosexual
>whined about invisible power structures
>said criminals and sexual deviants are oppressed by society
Was he the worlds first SJW?

What was his endgame?

I found some lewd drawings of him somewhere in pixiv, i may post them if you want lads

>>9107938
He did it on purpose, don't forget his long history with the idea of suicide.

What the fuck did you just say about my cute ass, you little bitch?

>>7005421
Discipline and Punishment is probably his most famous work. Read that and you'll be able to bullshit your way through the class with ease.

He used to be pretty cutie.

>Hi there my names Michel Foucault and I'm going to misinterpret history so that it adheres to my Nietzsche brand of leftism

>>6976967
similar reasons

Homosexuality is a notion that dates from the nineteenth century and is therefore a recent categorization.

>tfw you deep down know that you'd probably bang Foucault if he was your professor