/lit/ - Literature

>>17502376
I;m about to open them up fully to the general digital public through my discord; yes, anyone who isn’t pathological, who isn’t a conspiracy theorist, who just wants to understand and talk about X topic with other thinkers—anyone is more than welcome and encouraged to join at that point. I have kept IRL seminars small and will most likely do the same for digital seminars, but that is only for logistical reasons and to keep conversation tight.

Building the topics lists now, would love to hear any insights or possible interest. In the past its been things like “Homer: Iliad 1” or “the aesthetic state: Kant, Schiller, and German ideology”

I’d love to do a seminar on architecture and the sacralization of Ancient Rome, for instance. Have a great playlist for that and its at the forefront of my mind right now. Or a seminar that compares Kantorowicz’s notion of continuity to Schmitt’s notion of political theology—that type of thing.