/lit/ - Literature

>>14234542
OP here. I have already read PoS. I liked it a lot. I also find some value in the Lacan which I have meandered through. To each their own.
>>14234660
Aren't we all?

>>13932348
kek

>>11042042
>they predate Christianity
Maybe but Christianity popularised these values and made the adherence to them attractive. Before Christianity, moral universalism was not widespread. And even Christianity as practiced state religion did not always embody these values. The society we have today is due to rigorous enforcement of these ideal Christian values in the 19th century by the fledgling bourgeois society.

>>7098275
it stopped being real after the death of god~

>>6930462
>tfw when I'm a Neo-Hegelian
>tfw never read a single word of any of Hegels books
>tfw discovered the one true faith through reason alone

Why do Anglo-Saxons hate Haygl?

>>5239588

You might say it is literally identical with its opposite.

>>4513302

>I'm not even sure what I'm supposed the visualize. There is little to no character development.

plotkids pls go

we have enough plebs here already, thanx

I want to read Plato, Aristotle, Augustine and Aquinas, in that order. Given that it's unlikely I'll read everything all of them wrote, I'd like some recommendations for a tentative list of works I should read from each before moving on to the next. I suppose then I'm looking for what is unnecessary to read, or least expedient towards understanding that author and moving on to the next.

All I've read are The Republic and Symposium.

mfw most so called atheists are actually pantheists