/lit/ - Literature

the two–halves myth in The Republic is the world's most intellectual gay joke at the expense of Alcibiades

>>2635534

if people stop resorting to using reaction images when "things go wrong," then even I'll leave 4chan. Until then, you're a faggot.

>>2412373

>>2330391

Mellel. When I actually use a word processor, that is.

>LaTeX, bitches.

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>>1557073

forgot my pic

>>1330734

your mom's exactly what's wrong with literature today

>>1261671
Sorry about that, check my doubles

Hey /lit/


What are your thoughts on moral nihilism? I'm a philosophy noob but I've been hearing this phrase often lately. It sounds scary :/

>>1028057

>Anarchism is the biggest joke of a political philosophy because power exists and whoever has the most of it in a region is the de facto sovereign.

>>1015252

Once again, you are confusing "correct" with "everyone agrees".

Hey, there are people out there who will still deny the existence of non–natural numbers, all Pythagorean style.

>Oh no, there goes my science.

Ok /lit/, what is the best Science Fiction novel of all time? Also, who is the best science fiction writer of all time?

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>>724345
Not to defend Ms.Rowling in the slightest but yeah "love at first sight" wouldn't apply here because Harry saw Ginny in the first book and barely a word was exchanged between them.
On another note, perhaps Harry was always attracted to Ginny after she turned 13 but considering the things going on in his life and the shit he was going through you have to cut the kid some slack. I don't think that you would have the time to notice a festering subconscious attraction when you've got the pressure of being the guy that ALL the bad guys everywhere want dead during your broomstick duels with giant fire-breathing dragons and soul-sucking wraiths and dark wizards not to mention the annual root-of-all-evil resurrection attempt turned assassination attempt after book four AND regular magic school work which would be so draining in so many ways on its own.
Towards the end of the whole ordeal, perhaps Ginny confessed her own attraction for him and this confession was the trigger that set off the big attraction factor that had been festering in Harry's heart over the course of whenever it started to that moment.
It's not all that unbelievable when you look at it in retrospect, is it now?