/lit/ - Literature

If you think 'woke' is a word smart-people-outside-twitter use, you are a bugmen and deserve to be banned from /lit/.

>>21643268
>haven't read hegel; wittgenstein; weinigger
>have read kant; schopenhauer; nietzsche; spinoza; kafka

So... '[p]lease, explain what they do to help, and what those other guys do to to make (((you))) weak, resentfull weakling.

Most likely you have never read a philosophy book, american nigger.' [>>21643182]

>>21248519
>tin-foil head
>prologued by someone called sheeple
ngmi

>INFJ, reporting in.

>>18947552
>WOW!, another edgy-trend / psy-op for mentally disabled us-people to follow.

Your government truly loves to mess with your brain guys

>>18843881
He failed himself by not thinking deeply about the master/slave morality too deeply. He felt like a drunkard drying to make sense of the world. I like his bullshit. But It IS and will always remain paradoxical bullshit.

>Without music, life would be a mistake.

>>18825286
>he never solved pessimism his take was obvious and pure cope.
Amor Fati.
>seething pessimist virgins BTFO

>>18804956
I can't believe it. A seething tripfag fucking destroyed Nietzsche.

>>18797426
Basically the greatest self-help book ever written.

In Human, All Too Human [Nietzsche] wrote that "youthful Jew of the stock exchange is the most repugnant invention of the whole human race", although he later noted that Jewish financiers should play a prominent role in the new united Europe.

>>17660201
Virtue = IQ
A doctor with low IQ (caused by bad genes) cannot help people even if he wanted to.
A person with high IQ in general can either choose to do good or evil however a person with low IQ can only do evil.

>>17600166
Based. The only way to really comprehend Nietzsche, and to get the most out of his work, is to read him for what he truly was: a poet, an artist, an aesthetician and philosopher of life.

>>17349905
>In truth, there was only one Christian, and he died on the cross.

sounds pretty based and amor fati pilled to me, OP

What would you say are Nietzsche's three most important books?

>Nietzsche BTFO's the hypocrisy of Christians like St Augustine, who imagine the joy of the saved in heaven being "enriched" by their conceit at looking down at the sinners suffering in hell:

In my view, Dante was grossly in error when, with an ingenuity inspiring terror, he set that inscription over the gateway into his hell: "Eternal love also created me." Over the gateway into the Christian paradise and its "eternal blessedness" it would, in any event, be more fitting to let the inscription stand "Eternal hate also created me"—provided it’s all right to set a truth over the gateway to a lie!

For what is the bliss of that paradise? Perhaps we might have guessed that already, but it is better for it to be expressly described for us by an authority we cannot underestimate in such matters, Thomas Aquinas, the great teacher and saint:

"In the kingdom of heaven" he says as gently as a lamb, "the blessed will see the punishment of the damned, so that they will derive all the more pleasure from their heavenly bliss.”

>Also Nietzsche on hell:
And if you claim there is a hell, then we shall meet there!

Beyond philosophy, there is only poetry.
Beyond poetry, there is only dance.
Dance! For it is the most joyous freedom – it is the exultation of the body, its poetry in flight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grGiq0yTaj4&t=215s

>>17252897
Beyond the dusty meditations of the philosophers, there is poetry. And beyond poetry.... dancing.

>>17254552
Nietzsche won't "due" for you, lady? Have you read the Gay Science? It's all about overcoming moribund pessimism no matter your circumstances.
>I need real meaninig and I need it now
Create your own, don't come begging to a bunch of neets on /lit/ to bestow it on you.
>my husband
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