/lit/ - Literature

Please recommend me more books like this.

Just read pic related.
My favourite part is when the author, a man with a doctorate on Heidegger in Freiburg University argues that the absence of fecal play and the promise of shaving in the sub-contract offered by Christian Grey in the E.L James's opus Shades of Grey is a reflection of the increasingly sanitized sex pratic and relationships in general, a sign of the incapability of one to deliver itself and submit it's psyche to the other, therefore causing a block on the eroticity of love and how this is a reflex of the neoliberalism where one is the enterprenuer of itself, incapable of accepting other's dirty parts.

not tinder per se but you'll see how it applies

What is love? Is love fiction or reality? What is the relation between love and sex? How is digital mediation affecting our relation to the erotic other? What is the relation between love and the absolute? Do the ancients have anything to teach us about love? Is love under attack? Must love be, as Rimbaud claims, reinvented?

These questions and more all answered in this brilliant meditation by Byung-Chul Han. Why read philosophy about why capitalism sucks or "we kant know nuthin"? Read this book instead, make art, and get laid instead. Find a revolution of pure reason and an erotic-symbiotic evolution in two weeks or your money back!

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It’s over for us boyos