/lit/ - Literature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDA_MPIf__M

>>19637123
lole retard fell for the 4chinz psyop

All women are whores except me mum

>>19349901
Third person present tense

>>18032812
>Camoes and Voltaire
>on the level of Shakes

>random faggot
>"4chan declares"

>be gay
>mfw hetero males derive THIS much of their personal satisfaction and self-validation from women of all things
you're a spooked, deluded faggot OP

>>7048532
>Coding can be art.

>>6706566
>you'll find countless women in their 30s, some older, who are well-educated, interesting, independent,

>>6564717
>>unless you are incredibly gifted and well-connected,
>mfw i am

>>6476545

first few sentences:

> My childhood is streets upon streets upon streets upon streets. Streets to define you and streets to confine you, with no sign of motorway, freeway or highway. Somewhere beyond hides the treat of the countryside, for hour-less days when rains and reins lift, permitting us to be amongst people who live surrounded by space and are irked by our faces.

lmao

Cantor on Kant in a letter to Russell:

>…I am quite an adversary of old Kant, who, in my eyes has done much harm and mischief to philosophy, even to mankind; as you easily see by the most perverted development of metaphysics in Germany in all that followed him, as in Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Herbart, Schopenhauer, Hartmann, Nietzsche, etc. etc. on to this very day. I never could understand that and why such reasonable and enabled peoples as the Italians, the English and the French are, could follow yonder sophistical philistine, who was so bad a mathematician.

>>6281323
>Voluntarily mMissing out on hieroglyphs

>>5881299
>mfw our little weeaboo faggot here tries to desperately hide his state of flounder behind vague accusations upon his miserable defeat

>>5853779
>the Epicurean argument
You mean, the whole "Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?" thing? The "Epicurean argument" that is actually never once presented by Epicurus?? The very same Epicurean argument that was actually first presented in a book written by... a Christian theologian, Lactantius? Are you sure?

>>5363852
>if you're a book worm like me

later in the video

>I Shop in the YA section

>>5064070
I read 15 more pages from Gravity's Rainbow today and now no one is responding to my thread about the William Gaddis book I finished recently. I also read the first paragraph of The Road today and am excited to crack into it proper tomorrow.