/lit/ - Literature

>>20073113
Nietzsche's answer to Stirner's nihilism, which he saw as the dominant ideology of his time replacing the death of god, The Last Man's cope, was to revive the values of the Italian Renaissance: A disdain for authority, a nurture for knowledge, enthusiasm for scientific discovery and artistic creativity. Its the perfect answer for moral anti-realism because it sets an achievable standard - a higher culture. You enhance your wisdom of the world so that you may triumph overs its trials and setbacks. Zarathustra, which Nietzsche said in Ecce Homo spelled out his philosophy perfectly, is the Gnostic answer to Stirner's Einziger.
Nietzsche had nothing do with "active nihilism." at all. "Active nihilism" is nothing more than a tautology for skepticism. Nietzsche was no skeptic - he had clear, normative beliefs on what defined a man of higher aptitude.

Zarathustra however did remark there would be idiots, like you, who would never understand him. That's why he said avoid the marketplace. 4chan is a marketplace because it doesn't have quality control standards, and retards like you are of plenty of abundance here. I'd wager Stirner isn't even up your alley either because you come off as massive psued. You should just drop them both, honestly. You're better suited sticking to Netflix, or whatever low IQ activities that stimulate low IQ individuals like yourself than talking about philosophy. Some topics just aren't for people like you.

Are his poems worth reading translated into English?

ITT: ubermenschen

Yo

Im looking for a biography, or set of essays, on D'Anunnzio. Either in English or Italian .

I'm 150 pages onto Lucy Hallett's The Pike and It feels as though the she's purposefully standing between me and her subject . It's as though, as pacifist and a feminist, she wont allow herself to the chance to understand for fear of being swept away and guards against it by psychoanalysis and moralizing. Anywho, the disapproval is getting to me.

So yeah, essays biographies please.

Whats a good biography of the man?

I've been reading Lucy Hallett's book, but her dull writing and colloquial asides (as well as constant parenthesised notes of disapproval ) is letting me know i wont finish this thing.

It dosent have to be an actual biography, a history book where he features as a major element would be alright too.

Both English and Italian would be fine. Thanks.

>>10901037
>He isn't an hedonistic aesthete who unites himself with nature through Panic ecstasy
I almost feel sorry for you

>Implying hedonism is bad
Bunch of plebs ITT

Thoughts on this presumptuous jerk ?

>>10243082
No hypocrisy friend, art is the highest pleasure. Are you sure you aren't projecting?

>>9257820
Martini a shit
D'annunzio

>>8481329
>falling for the left-right meme
Stay cucked, senpai.

>>7109357
everyone really, Dante would be the perfect example, but another good example is pic related

>>7109356
Calvino never looked too hard to me, I think he would be a good start, especially his "lighter" works

>D'Annunzio's dna was found in a dirty (from his sperm) handkerchief
>we can now clone Il Vate

What do you know about the Vate Gabriele D'Annunzio?

Listen to some top-tier lyric poetry, even if you don't understand the words: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OsUnxY5mgw