/lit/ - Literature

>>14823871
It doesn't read like Adorno, either in terms of prose or sentiment (it's too blankly hypotactic and clunkily Hegelian.) It's the 'sound' of a box of books by Hegel, Lenin, maybe even Lukacs being thrown down a flight of stairs.

>>14726558
>The work weighs in on the concept of the "end of history," a la Fukuyama, Kojeve, Hegel, etc.

No it doesn't, it regurgitates Fukiyama's outdated Op-Ed (and uninformed) inept take on Kojeve only. Kojeve's concept of the end of history is man's return to some uncultured, unkowing (as we wouldn't have the subject/object distinction required for speculative knowledge), materially unproductive state of nature (and that's man's ultimate eschaton).

I wonder if this middle American windbag chuckles at making bank off pseudointellectual bullshit or if he just unthinkingly is pseudointellectual bullshit. In the latter case, he's his own problem with America, ironically.

this board is hilarious and infuriating- you people are so fucking uneducated- "start with the greeks" pfff you people don't even have the critical thinking skills to approach current news, much less ancient literature (most of you don't even know a second language); i see you try to write; i see you posturing. looking at *you*, yes you anon