/lit/ - Literature

can some anon be so kind as to explain why some people think Saul Kripke is a retard?

>>9439615
this is true at least because I didn't know "obscurantisme" is supposed to be rendered in english as obscurantist and not obscuritarian, but too late

List of Meme Books:

(Whether good or bad, books /lit/ has picked up and talked about significantly for a portion of time)

>The Ego and Its Own

>Stoner

>No Longer Human

>The Leopard

What am I missing? Doesn't count if its just the hype around release (e.g. bleeding edge)

I know you're feeling many things, /lit/

Share them with me.

Telling me isn't sharing. People only understand with skilled language. Share them.

What is your life? Sincerely.

Daily reminder that Quine did not understand modal logic at all and had the worst critique of it ever.

Hey Mister Russell I like what you say
But on further analysis it's all pretty gay
"Scott is the author of Waverly"
That sounds like possibility
Names are the only real necessity
Different worlds, different ways
Your theory's ablaze