/lit/ - Literature

>November 25th
Don't's
Don't Lie
Don't Steal
Don't Harm
Don't Hate
Do's
Do Work
Do Give
Do Help
Do Love
>December 3rd
All ideologies contain both benifit and detriment. What is beniftical and what is detrimental is decided by each individual for themselves. However, ideologies are perhaps more random in nature. They are not always actually decided by the individual. For instance, a person adheres to a political party and accepts positions within it that they haven't truly thought about. It could also be that the subculture they beleive themselves a part of generally adhere to a beleif, so they also adhere. Sometimes it's religion. At the very core though, these are all stemming from a lone source. The fundamental character or personality of a person sometimes beleives it beleives what it doesn't actually beleive. Matters that if knew more about, opinions on which would change. The more known about something, the more our opinions on it change. Is there anything with a limited amount of knowledge to be gained on it? Would not our opinions change indefidently if we were in constant persuit of knowledge of something? So why have an opinion on anything?
>December 5th

>>14095648
You take up the characters persona and act like them.

>>12544543
I agree.
*goes back to writing my fanfiction of the 3rd coming of Christ while occasionally glancing at The Odyssey which I keep set neatly upon my desk to encourage me*

>>5529640

A deconstruction of post-modernism through the lens of western feminism.