/lit/ - Literature

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>my philosophy?
>i wanna have sex with children
why does it always come back to this?

Autism is a social construct, you are just different - not ill.

He’s actually an amazing epistemologist and a great political thinker

Would /lit/ pass this test? Foucault did.

>the Agrégation de Philosophie is divided into two parts: written and oral
>the written part consists of three essays, each allotted seven hours, often scheduled for a single week, with two questions on general philosophy and one on the history of philosophy
>in the first oral examination, candidates are given three philosophical texts with one hour each to prepare a thirty minute explication. The second oral examination requires candidates to provide a “lesson” on an assigned topic with six-hour access to the Sorbonne library to prepare.
>the third oral examination has the candidates translate a passage in Greek, Latin, German, English or Arabic for thirty minutes.
>Foucault's own assignments on the written exam were to write essays on the topics: "Experiment and Theory" "Perception and Activity", and a dialogue between Spinoza and Bergson on time and eternity.

Here's the program for this year:

>General essay: On Representation
>History of phil: Plato and Nietzsche
>Oral exam (lesson): Logic and Epistemology
Emile by Rousseau.
La Pensee et Le Mouvant by Bergson
Poetics by Aristotle
Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione by Spinoza
Philosophie des Geldes by Simmel
The Theory of Moral Sentiments by Smith
Hayy Ibn Yaqdhan by Ibn Tufail
Breviario di Estetica by Croce