/lit/ - Literature

>now more than ever

this is chiaroscuro georg. more than the usual georg. a modified georg. a non default georg. the georg that exists that isnt tainted by historicism. the georg that is. the more intricately hidden layers of multiplicity georg. not the big ol S for shitty georg. the shiggy diggy georg.

>>14276828
>chart out hegel
hahahahha. go ahead keep doing it.

>>14209054
'you mferkers really dont listen do you?' -georg

HERMED

heh. heheh.. hahahhahh. hahahhahahahhaa.HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAA

hm. good to see guys around.

not needed. hes an ice cold lich. unfortunately hegel does require dedication. meme him to your own peril, which is what spawned marxists, and what marxists do until today.

not completely wrong. they just cant flesh it out intellectually yet but they see the strain of je ne sais quoi. daily reminder to deabrahamize and separate ontological metaphysics from aesthetic entertainment.

riddle me this polfags.. what is the oldest 'white' canonical text of literature?

is /lit/ finally close to dispelling wizard hegels years long spell once and for all?

>>8625884
Here we put Plato's Cave allegory in practice. Everybody ready?

What the ideologue wants you to believe by keeping you inside the cave:
>When I show you a picture of someone, which is obviously not this someone in person, am I lying to you? I saw the other day a toy dog that looks so much like an ordinary dog that you can be empathetic about it. I guess you can also kick it and it wouldn't cry or attack you, so I wonder if kids that play with that sort of thing may have trouble dealing with the real thing later on. Is representation evil?

The sunlight, meaning the truthful message that the ideologue is trying to prevent you from reaching:
>Recommend me books, /lit/

Don't worry, anon, kids can tell fiction from reality better than you do.

Unlike them, you're not ready to leave Plato's Cave. Yet.