/lit/ - Literature

>>16111436
Got it a few days ago and i've been reading it non-stop, now at page 322. It's damaging my carefully built good habits/routine.
>tfw skipped working out today to read more

>>13981978
I will elaborate on those points. "Thing" in this sense means specifically beliefs, personal laws, dogmas, or commandments. I suppose that "things" can be used in the more open general sense, that is, if it can be thought of or has physical mass, it's a thing. That would be too open ended though, so I shall perhaps have to use a better word.

As for belief, I mean the complete conviction that some fellows have. Consider the difference between one who has faith in something and another who fully believes it. It's 100% certainty, This sort of belief what I think should be avoided.

I appreciate you anons being willing to discuss this with me.

>>13745925
Cicero - On The Ideal Orator

Guys, are there any books written specifically from the years
600 AD to 700 AD?
Please help with this, google shows nothing.

Yo, what the FUCK is happening? Why the FUCK does anything exist? This shouldn't be happening. This is illogical. How the fuck is there stuff? How is there a ME? WHAT?
Books to explain this shit?

>>13494556
who cares lpl

Are there recommended beginner textbooks for law and lawyers? Not political philosophy, but strict law based stuff. Looking to get into it. The current books I'm trying to get now are Corpus Juris Civilis , Common Law by Homes, Introduction To Legal Reasoning by Levi and Constitutional Law Principles And Policies

> The changing of the Colossus Clock was the job of the perverted few. Into Eden's dark caves the dwarven king's rowdies carved their sacred Bear Lust. The Elven few castigated virgins in their tree worship. In the twilight before the Sun, Mankind walked alone on new grasslands, holding their skulls high as one generation slowly replaced the last. Neanderthals clacked their true rods at the perverse nature of existence, even as they lusted after their Human cousins, and bred with them in summer rains.
> I was there at the beginning of things. When Adam was, I was. Created by some elder son of the Most High, I am bereft of Age. I am amused at you, but my attachments are sexual alone, as yours should be in youth. For I am perpetually youthful, and the Eternal Winds leave my cheeks dry, tearless. I am absent of love, except for a mother I never had.
> As eight o'clock chimed on the eastern seaboard an unheard wind slew threw the pressure orbs of Celestia. Returning once more the Titans walk the earth. In the old Mountain of Europe's Urals the dwarven king readies his rowdies. New things are coming to your Modern World. Things I have never seen, but that are older than old.
Is this any good? post it if you got it I guess. I want to know, is this style even publishable?

>>13097933
>Pynchon
fuuuuuuck

>>12468743