/lit/ - Literature

>>5926784
>I suppose I am the last of the First now, may Waheguru forgive me. So many others deserved to live, not me.

>>5927863
>/fit/izen
>Nietzsche, Heraclitus, Marcus aurelius, Homer/Greek tragedies, Indian/Hindu Gita's, Beowulf, Icelandic Sagas

So youre a big strong manly man, eh? We dont like yer kind roind eyah, soo git ahhhtttt.

Post YFW you read discourse on the method and reached his argument for god after pages of skepticism and espousal of the need for intellectual honesty.

>>5009320
>Thread about the male gaze
>Feminists argue against it

Rationality on low testosterone, folks.

>>4974632
>>4974684
A Stirnerino explaining why you can't even try to ghost bust other people. Maybe they'll never do it, ever again.

jesus christ i died

>>4907638
>el escuelo
Al menos pusiste bien las tildes. 6/10, 8/10 si hablas inglés nativo, pues ese idioma no tiene géneros.

>>4822578
>dont say Dickens

Novels:
George Eliot - everything
Dickens - Bleak House or stfu
Hardy - start with Tess
Thackeray

Poetry:
Browning - everything
Tennyson - everything pre-Laureate
Swinburne

>>4746496
>>4746499

>>4338753

>such redditor
>thingkin of jokse
>put le before words
>much funny
>wow

>>4333494
>In the era soon to come there will be great authors of all races

>>4321223

>There's something deep within me that rejects their narrative
>deep within me

Fucking pleb.

>>4296040
>teacher who dies

Anybody here familiar with Baudrillard? I'm a bit confused when it comes to his notion of "seduction". I understand that it takes the form of a mysterious and impenetrable secret, and is everywhere opposed to production. In my interpretation, it's something like that which escapes the productive forces of language and transparency. My question is, doesn't this concept come incredibly close to some idea of the real, or some mystified referent of a deeper hidden reality? Not sure if anyone can help me out but I'd appreciate any input.

>>4262841

>>4152750
>browsing lit
>intellectual