/lit/ - Literature

>>19453670
sorry, if it's not able to be articulated to the average fool, it accomplishes something very different from my system. The whole point is that people think in forms and archetypes (I have no intention of denying literally Plato's influence) so they should be aware of their mental environment. In "the philosopher's" time, there was no drive to educate the plebs. They didn't have to justify their philosophical curiosity like I do. Today, the pressing issue is that people are dissociating from their bodies into a haze of representation and unbeing, floating from one fantastical medium to the next, like a symber steps deftly from page to canvas to screen. They must be brought to a baseline, set upon a foundation of sense. This is a brand-new course of remedial philosophy, but that's what is needed right now.