/lit/ - Literature

>>17686855
Come on mate

>>17680781
I don't see the problem with this, your guys massive butthurt over JP has looked very lame for a long while now. Give it a rest.

>>17673375
>when OP is right for once

How do I get off this board, at least for my uni exams

> Most human beings still cling tenaciously to the omnivorous diet.
> An established fact, brought out by many experts, is: that meat, as well as most food derived from animals, has positively aphrodisiacal qualities

I get the whole live a pure life to be free of impure distractions but meat is essential to the natural human diet. Otherwise you have to take supplements which is arguably inferior than just eating meat.

>>17597015
Huh, this is actually the most solid explanation I've read so far for his success.

>>17592151
>finish book
>immediately open (((TV Tropes))) page for that book
>wade through tranny posts and English 101 interpretations
>find some good nuggets

Are there any good books on the ethics of abortion?

>>17549106
I mean, speaking from the standpoint of enjoyability, I would argue that it really isn't. The Bible is full of stories and narratives that make it at least sort of enjoyable to read for the casual reader. The Quran is mostly just a rulebook. I just didn't find it enjoyable to read through at all. Not saying that the Bible is "better" or whatever; just more enjoyable, in my humble opinion.

Will my novel get published if the word "nigger" is in it?

>The aim of this magazine is simple: to make men's magazines great again. Although that slogan doesn't quite trip off the tongue like 'MAGA', and probably won't be gracing a red baseball cap near you any time soon, the need for a new kind of men's magazine is no less great as a result.

I just realized that it's completely unjustified to accuse politicians for being a "hypocrite" because their lawmaking contradicts their own behaviour and that this is actually a sign of the best politician since he has the objective good in mind and doesn't measure everyone by his own moral shortcomings.

Words that make you walk out of the library
>Nevertheless

>Editor's note
>Translator's note
>Translator's note to the new edition
>Introduction (by translator)
>Preface
>Introduction (by the author)
>Prologue

Almost all important figures of Western philosophy seem to have been trained for thr polymath life since childhood. Are there any good ones that were just your average Joes who got into the game later in life? I need some hope

>>17318660
Could historical materialism survive without simplifying ad hominems?

tfw you realize that, if Schopenhauer's metaphysics is right, the possibility of physiognomy is one of the most certain a priori truths even trumping over most other sciences.

>dumb-ass

>>16652954
literally every interaction between humans, or in nature, or in genetics... all follow economic principles. come on man. no wonder so many of you little zoomies think kale marx had good ideas. damn

>>16397992
Maybe

>>16312088
>Type Atticus Finch on Google
>Atticus Finch x Reader

How many women desire this?

>>16294753
>I just graduated college with a liberal arts degree

>>16150310
>never read the news. go visit family
>all the gossip is about fear of a deadly virus, a "pandemic"
>family members wearing masks in their garden
>look at media coverage
>realize it's a hoax
what do?

>Atticus Finch x Reader