/lit/ - Literature

>>13875942
>actually read
Okay.. so then I would assume some would have read this long, infamous written work? Your passive aggressive retort was not called for my friend.
>>13874427
It is the quintessence of "It has its moments" type of book. It will be hard to get through if you have no interest, but reading translation pdfs of his speeches, you can see that he was a supremely more eloquent speaker than he was a writer. His prose can be entertaining at times, and he has a few segments of comparing humans to different aspects of the natural world, I believe that's chapter 12, but it is the best part of the whole book because it is simply more imaginative than the rest and shows his thinking in visual terms.