/lit/ - Literature

>>20870906
Russell went from being an idealist, to being a substance dualist, to being a phenomenalist, to being a property dualist. He was literally never a materialist. /lit/ doesn't read.

>>20406160
The most you can read from the period between Isidore of Seville and John Scotus Eriugena is John Damascene, the later ecumenical councils, the iconoclasm controversy, and the Photian schism. Basically a bunch of eastern theological stuff. Alternatively if you want something non-European or non-Christian you can read the Islamic scholastics since at least they were Platonistic and Aristotelian, which brings them into continuity with Greek and Roman thought, and Islam also stems from Christianity so some of their theological musings about God are sort of in continuity with the Christian themes, both before them and especially after (Averroes greatly inspired Aquinas). The main reason there wasn't much in the so-called Dark Ages is that with the fall of Spain to the Muslims and most of Europe still Pagan, the entirety of western Christendom was limited to just the British isles and the Frankish Empire.

>>18707850
The Oomoomer
>EVERYONE ELSE IS AN NPC BUT ME!
>EVERYONE ELSE IS A -OOMER IF I CAN DESCRIBE IT AS FALLING UNDER A PATTERN!
>Uses wojaks and exaggerated strawmen to portray the enemy