/lit/ - Literature

>>23304628
One of the most common claims of Shakespeare idolaters is that no one doubted his authorship until the 19th century, now that has been totally disproven. Another victory for Oxfordchads

>>22720913
>Write one paragraph
>Immediately begin comparing it to the writing of famous authors with decades of experience
>"Haha I bet no one will appreciate my genius"
I am in hell. I have a super shotgun.

>>22520389
>“I watched her pouring out the tea, putting the spoon in her mouth and swinging her foot, noisily sucking on the liquid, and found myself loathing her as though she were committing some hideous crime.”

>>20965873
The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Rene Guenon
Abul A'la Maududi
TS Eliot
Fernando Pessoa
Al-Ghazali
Leo Tolstoy
Friedrich Nietzsche
Sayyid Qutb
Seyyed Hossein Nasr
Ernst Junger
Jean Baudrillard

>>20335650
Read it. Now.

>>17870967
haters baka, you aint about the link up? fine. but don't be going around talking smack less you get a bullet in your head nigga

>>17751553
>The problem for those who wait.- For a higher man in whom the solution to a problem lies asleep, strokes of luck and all sorts of unpredictable things are necessary for him to swing into action at just the right time -"for an eruption," as we could say. Ordinarily it doesnothappen, and in all the corners of the earth sit people waiting, who hardly know to what extent they are waiting, but even less that they are waiting in vain. From time to time the call to wake up, that chance which provides the "permission" for action comes too late - at a time when the best youth and power for action have already been used up in sitting still. And many a man, in the very moment he "sprang up," has found to his horror that his limbs have gone to sleep and his spirit is already too heavy! "It is too late," he says to himself, having lost faith in himself, and is now forever useless. - In the realm of the genius, could "Raphael without hands," taking that phrase in the widest sense, perhaps not be the exception but the rule?2- Genius is perhaps not really so rare, but the five hundredhandsneeded to tyrannize thekairos, "the right time," to seize chance by the forelock!

Alright faggots, since you´re all well read and smart, give me the metaphysics of optimism right fucking now and no one gets hurt

Books to help me foster my love for the hard things?
I already read Nietzsche and it certainly helps so I was wondering if there are any similar authors? I've always had an innate disposition for discipline and taking action but I want to foster it as much as I can
Also don't recommend Evola, he's a digusting pseud for retards

Don't post woof again, I fucking dare you to post it again

>>17599723
Mammonism is the heavy, all-encompassing and overwhelming sickness from which our contemporary cultural sphere, and indeed all mankind, suffers. It is like a devastating illness, like a devouring poison that has gripped the peoples of the world.

By Mammonism is to be understood: on the one hand, the overwhelming international money-powers, the supragovernmental financial power enthroned above any right of self-determination of peoples, international big capital, the purely Gold International; on the other hand, a mindset that has taken hold of the broadest circle of peoples; the insatiable lust for gain, the purely worldly-oriented conception of life that has already led to a frightening decline of all moral concepts and can only lead to more.

This mindset is embodied and reaches its acme in international plutocracy. The chief source of power for Mammonism is the effortless and endless income that is produced through interest.

>>17582151
I think your problem is more of a practical one then, you need to make a bit of social threading to find people to engage with
If you're a neet you don't get to be sad for being alone, go out and join shit you like, get a job, etc

>>17572217
>With that picture you're calling me based and agreeing with me. Your pea-brain is so small you lost at your own petty game while thinking you've won

>>17568855
>albeit
>hitherto
>former.... latter

>>17554886
You have 5 fucking seconds to explain the preposition bei and all its subsequent manifestations, such as dabei and wobei

>Look at the rabbits, Basedjak

>Look at the rabbits, Basedjak.

>>14072763
>I SAID LEAVE OFF THE APOCRYPHA