/lit/ - Literature

>I am EU
How do I go about chosing which would be the most ideal university for MASTER?
I am at a (or the) Top University for my coutnry (germany) but I have been sorrowfully disappointed with the options for Masters.
I don't really care about the most prestigious university so I have the name on my resumee (I might jsut get that through a semester abroad instead) and if I can I would seek to avoid Oxbridge and anything mainstream recognizable in America (which are both the standard dream unis for people in my situation and area; everyone of my profs at one point in time went to oxbridge, pittsburgh, Berkley or the likes).
I really want a place where I can be under more contemporary philosophy such as second half 20th century french philosophy with an enviroment that doesn't jsut want to create another X-antique/classical-philsopher expert but rather has the possibility to have people who dabble in 21st century ethics or more /lit/-esque areas as in Brassier, Land or negarestani.
The fact I would want something like this is already in my master is because I don't know if I will have the opportunity to do a PhD.
Any recomemndations or personally experiences?
Subscribe to philosophical journals and research names?
check jstor and the likes for the esoteric topics I care about?

>>14032277
He was kicked out for defending right winged angles and the publicly using the word retard as a slur

He also has a good looking wife, so based enough.
But he's obsessed with making money as if he grew up poor or something - I don't know what his problem is.

>>12458673
Is Private Language not possible because it jsut is public langauge no matter how you try to contrive it?

>>10666040
>>10666043
Well what from Descartes and Hume?
Descartes:
>Meditations on first philosophy
>Discourse on the method
But Hume?
>?
>?

>Plus I'd consider Locke's "Essay conscerning Human Understanding" as a necessary read along as well for Kant

>>10285609

Am I the only one who has noticed the parallels Infinite Jest has with The Brothers Karamazov and Hamlet?
While the Hamlet parallels are fairly straightforward in terms of interpretation: Himself is disposed from the throne as headmaster of ETA by his death, and is replaced by the protagonists Uncle who is also sexually involved with his mother, Avril. Also the wraith of Himself has obvious parallels with the ghost of Hamlet's father appearing to him. The Brothers K similarities are less heavy handed: Orin is a sensualist who embraces the hedonistic culture of the modern Era, much like Dmitri Karamazov. Another similarity is the theme of patricide. While Orin does not kill his father he disturbs his grave and disrespects the Quebecois burial rights which unleashes his ghost. Hal is coldly rational, which is depicted by the author as an obviously unsustainable lifestyle much like Ivan Karamazov. Mario is pure, and the youngest, the only hope of the novel which has obvious similarities with Alyosha.

>women have the internet internet lapping their balls telling them they're great
>have to come to the one website where men can actually be honest, and turn it into a ball-lapping circle too

Can't you things just stay on Reddit, Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter, Youtube, every comment section of every website, and real life?