/lit/ - Literature

>>9343368

assorted short stories:

David Foster Wallace, Incarnations of Burned Children
David Foster Wallace, The Depressed Person
Donald Barthelme, The School
J. D. Salinger, A Perfect Day for Bananafish
Jamaica Kincaid, Girl
James Joyce, Two Gallants
Jamie Quatro, Demolition
Jennifer Egan, Safari
John Cheever, The Swimmers
Jorge Luis Borges, The Circular Ruins
Jorge Luis Borges, The Library of Babel
Junot Diaz, Alma
Ken Liu, The Bookmaking Habits of Select Species
Ken Liu, The Waves
Keven Brockmeier, The Year of Silence
Kyle McCarthy, Ancient Rome
Lorrie Moore, How to Become a Writer
Mona Awad, The Girl I Hate
Raymond Carver, Viewfinder
Raymond Carver, What We Talk About When We Talk About Love
Stuart Dybek, Paper Lantern
Tobias Wolff, Bullet in the Brain
Ursula K. Le Guin, The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas
Wells Tower, Leopard

all from various sources:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/281895i5t4yc5ot/AAAoZwyPDxHuUc0ZNXn64zMPa?dl=0

>>9343327

cheers, man--thanks a lot. feel free to request whenever.

>>9042045
>>9041939

or, to put it another way, i think the principle of teleology intrudes upon nietzsche's conception of the overman in two ways: 1. in the type of predestination that seems indicative of one's identity as an overman or not--are you born this way? can a final man ever become an overman? i am admittedly out on these questions/do not know enough about nizetsche's minutiae. and 2. in the type of necessary binary--between overmen and final men--that emerges along the axis of this pre-selection.
so it sorta seems that teleology as a political instrument may be just one more discourse the overman fashions--but it also seems that there are deep teleological veins to nietzsche's discourse that go unacknowledged, and push him toward a type of prescriptivism his own relativism is constantly want to avoid