/lit/ - Literature

>>10575133
Aw shit

>>10246878
Where the fuck is this book man

>>9623368
Good thing I dont think that

>>9615332
have you no shame?

>>9585951
> btw not gay

>>9585151
Back to /pol/ you go

>>9577319
I still cant figure out the perfect position to hold a book in my hand, and what to do with my body.

Some books are easier than others. Large hardcovers just beg to be read at a desk. Easy answer if you have a decent desk and chair. But smaller paperbacks with strong spines? I want to just break the spine so I can easily hold it open in one hand, but I dont want to accidentally damage the spine so much that it might fall apart. I can also read it anywhere, so I dont know how to lay my body.

Also all of YA

>>9504440
cognitive dissonance the post

>>9493168
I don't understand it either

People on this board are pointing out that other countries have their fare share of shitty philosophers, and they are right, but France hasn't added anything in centuries.

German Idealism and British Idealism were a mistake, and then German Phenomenology comes in, but Germany and Britain along with America produced Analytic.

With France it's pathetic. If you even google French philosophy, they list fucking Saussure as one of them. He is a god damn Swiss.

All France has is phenomenology from Heidegger which is bad enough, and even then half the time they fuck it up by making it Cartesian. For fuck sake