/lit/ - Literature

>>22990993
>Nagy's series of articles about Herakles and the Master Impression

/wwoym/ Hey now.

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHHHHH
THIS IS IT
I'M FINALLY UNDERSTANDING HEGEL
THE (BEING-NOTHING)-BECOMING TRANSITION FINALLY MAKES SENSE
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>unrelated 4th person

>>12886526
Excuse me, Buddhist here. I am looking for a epub of the Sutta Nipatta to continue my study. Thank you kindly and peace to all sentient beings. May we all be free from suffering and filled with happiness.

So, i finally got an interview at some place.
I have never had a job before so now i have to try and make myself seem like god's gift to earth in terms of retail.

>Reading De rerum natura

It's spooky stuff

Books about how altered mental states affect perception? Specifically very interested in seeing some writing about a person with schizophrenia or similar delusion-causing illnesses, but through their eyes and how they see the world and everything. Anyone know books like this?

>>10327470
Hot damn

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>>10281129
The ships had already landed (9 years ago) by the time the catalog takes place though???

data management cuck

>>8952443
The same way you get good at anything?

>>8417939
honestly cures upset stomach and can even help with acne if done in moderate doses. and whenever I'm feeling lethargic I will usually pump myself up with a little jog around the block and about 15 minutes of philosophy.

Hey e/lit/ists, I am writing a medieval low-fantasy novel.
Assume these things are applied:
- Matriarchy because women have more magic power than men.
- Normally, women are the ones who initiate relationships, sex.

So I need some suggestions for this:
- How should pregnancy work?
>Pregnancy gives women more magic power?
>Change how does the pregnancy work, like... men are the ones who can be pregnant.
>?

I am not a native English speaker. Should I make any grammar mistake, please don't kill me.

I am not a feminist or anything. I just want to use the concept to make social commentary.

>>8170487
no I know what it is, that their videos can be inaccurate or shallow, and that they flog stupid crap. why are they a cult is what I mean.
>>8170497
probably the same reason most philosophers in history and now want it to be popular; they think it will improve people's lives, create change they want to see in the world, and convince people of the value of philosophy so that they'll get funding and/or stop getting picked on. I would be surprised if he's the first one to do it while also selling shoes, really. I would say there may be more impetus to do that after philosophy allegedly nose-dived into obscurity in the late 20th century, but tsol has only done like 5 videos on pomo frenchies.