/lit/ - Literature

>>12973299
>it is possible to die without being born

>>12649704
That's irrelevant. People have a right to decide if they themselves want to die, they don't have a right to decide other people should be forced to live because of mere whim.

>>12637759
>>12637759
Its literally impossible to learn a language naturally past the age of 25. The best you can do is translate everything into one of your native tongues. This is what /lit/ doesn't understand. By learning foreign languages (unless they have a fundamentally different modality of communication like Chinese or even German) you, at best, become an inferior translator for the works in those languages.

>>10327347
>closeted Catholic atheist tier much like zizek
>much like zizek

>>10180386
>if you accept reason you can use reason to use reason to accept reason

>>10173678
>>10173775
>>10173789
>His writing bridged the gap between popular entertainment and art.
>He emphasizes themes of love, loss, human folly, justice, and power.
>He injects semi-philosophical discourse into conversations between his characters.
>His mis-en-scene isn't hyper important because he knows his talent lies in monologue and dialog.
>He kills off a higher-than-average number of his characters.
Huh, I wonder why someone would make that comparison.

>muh prophecy

https://findingtruth.info/2012/03/13/skeptical-bible-study-daniel-conclusion/

>>9599856
>not worshiping an angry but often bro-tier God

Seriously though, why would you save books that you have already read and that you don't need to use for references?