/lit/ - Literature

Okay /clg/ speaking anons, no escape today! You WILL tell your fellow posters about your /clg/ journey and what made you learn a classical language, right?

Describe a nice meal of spaghetti in your best prose.

>you can't solve it
>and I don't care
Sounds pretty comfy. Are you upset that he dunked on your priors?

>>18627271
>how would he have viewed bodybuilding or weight lifting culture? Would he have seen a higher value possible within it?
Here's a response from someone who's actually read Evola, for once.
Evola approves of everything that builds discipline and exacts demands from the individual, especially if it is freely chosen. So long as the gymbro conceives of his task as a form of ascesis, his work is positive - Evola would only disapprove of bodybuilding inspired by vanity.

>>18597837
Yes i too am part of the vast conspiracy.

>>18386151
So what you're telling me is...
>/lit/ forced guenonfag to read a book

>hey sorry we deleted your ebook that cost more than the hardcopy for [REASON]

>>17756371
I have exactly 28 books piled up in two untidy stacks to my right and of those books I have read 6, half of which are notepad sized.

>>17755271
This is the ideal way to be put to death.
>>17755278
My last words would be "seethe"

>>17590266
Oh it's not about the non/dualism. It's about trying to shove someone else's metaphysics into your revelatory religion to keep it from falling apart when people question the dogma, since there are no explanations for dogma because it comes from a historical period of despotic priestly rule.

>>17526563
>400 years of pantheism living rent free in every notable philosopher or theologian's mind
>not based
No it's all literally based on Spinoza. Cope and seethe before the Prince of Philosophers

>>17465673
I'm glad to have created work for you. It is out of cooompassion.

>>17427536
>see this screencap of my previous post, which refutes the thing I am concern-trolling about