/lit/ - Literature

>>3314026
Cool. Thanks a lot

Can't be done. And it's not ideology, it's philosophy. Just read his work.

>>3047821
>mfw I go to sleep every night

>In style Stirner's work offers the greatest possible contrast to the puerile, padded phraseology of Nietzsche's "Zarathustra" and its false imagery. Who ever imagined such an unnatural conjuncture as an eagle "toting" a serpent in friendship? which performance is told of in bare words, but nothing comes of it. In Stirner we are treated to an enlivening and earnest discussion addressed to serious minds, and every reader feels that the word is to him, for his instruction and benefit, so far as he has mental independence and courage to take it and use it.

Zarathustra's awright but I've only read the "Thus Spake" translations

lit comic

>Athiests arguing with Christians about who's religion is better.

I love you bro. Keep posting this stuff.

>>2813109
Aren't you afraid that the part which you have gotten from others might very well be an idea of right that requires you to serve things above yourself, and that you are in that matter tricked into compliance, even when it is to your own disadvantage?

The Ego and Its Own

>>2770138
Physics is merely a branch of philosophy that has stated "yes I know we haven't really agreed on the reality of all this but if you'll just let of have these paradigms and leave us alone we can do fun tests and the like" and philosophy, being quite wise and seeing the merit of such an endeavour, said "well go play outside if you want to", which physics did, but it grew arrogant after a while and forgot to question it's own fundamentals being without the guidance of its father and turned to believe in itself as ruling supreme and unquestionable, like some child monarch grown up surrounded by servants.

>>2644238
What's so strange about his appeal? He makes the most thorough case for personal freedom in the history of thought.