/lit/ - Literature

>>4533562
adhom is a bad habit, anon.

>>2886532

>>2224069
>>2224078
fine
Sinfield is a cultural materialist who said that any kind of change to state and ideological apparatuses is inherently going to fail because they try to change these apparatuses by using things which the apparatuses already dominate (language specifically in his essay). Its that same kind of round about argument when you talk about morality in humanity, its a state sponsored activity in reality. These systems of control are put in place as "law", when really the only law of actual substance is that of natures law. I imagine one can see the genesis of morality come out of the need for safe, human community. You need to set an ARTIFICIAL code of behavior to make sure shit doesnt get crazy, but in the end it is most definitely artificial, man made.

>>2212503
how about it taking you an hour to write that up? copypaste from word document. you dont want to down play your abilities too much, so you say "I think I'd be lucky to get a vanity house to publish my pretentious drivel" to save some face, being able to be published somewhere. constant use of "fancy" adjectives and "deep, painful, soulful" sentences like "disjointed facts swimming around in my head" tells me that wrote and re wrote and re wrote this post, obviously you wanted to sound smart and talented. this kinda ode to your demise is almost a way for you to exhibit your work, with out having to actually display your work. finally, you get some sort of sense of accomplishment when you get other people posting you actually serious comments back, as if in some way they are moved by your plight

TL;DR i see what you're doing

> fucking hate these threads.

> mfw people using Google Translate to prove OP wrong.

>>1364944
>>1364951
>>1364950

YOU'RE WELCOME OP LOL

>>1326597
>he was in fact a living, walking, talking person

>>Fight Club

Oh steve. What have you done

>>777009
>I hate getting new books with writing all over them.
>getting new books with writing all over them
>new books with writing

I have a feeling you're not buying new books there

>>746777

/lit/ like Ayn Rand?

Maybe this relationship was never meant to be..

>>669150
just helping out...

>>647827

>They're the professional wrestling of literature.

>>627954
>>627937
>>627932

>luddite
>luddite
>luddite

>>596983

>adapting the practice of transhumanism and thus artificially speeding up the evolution of the human race

>>534357
>>534386
Oh, 4chan!

>>529135

>Shakespeare's plays

>not worth reading

>>500105