/lit/ - Literature

>>7415937

Augustine of Hippo
Marcus Aurelius
Hume
Soren Kierkegaard (Bae)
Nietzsche
Heidegger
Foucault (shite. important, but shite.)

>Come back when you've finished this and we'll talk about your book report.

Gotcha mate

>three minute philosophy
>8-bit philosophy
>the school of life

Any similar YouTube channels with short and colorful philosophy videos?

>>6472478

Yeah, but they chose to be hack frogs. They had the radical freedom to be hack frogs. And Hack frogs, sitting in a cafe and enjoying a cup of coffee are just as happy as you or me. Quite possibly more so. Their names will live longer than yours.

>>6472485

Reine Margot as a role model for women you mean? I was using the comparison for the framework of the novel, not direct character comparison, though in retrospect it's not impossible to put the two in the same room. Three Musketeers had 'strong' woman for the primary antagonist in Atho's wife Whatshername 2 electric boogaloo, but she ultimately carries off the female as an overly emotional pedestal character, only to be approached, conquered and fought against. The same is true for all other women in the book, from the random woman Porthos seduces for his arms or the scene in which D'Artagnan conquers Athos' wife. They're onjectives, not people. Austen and Bronte's works have them as people, because they are people. Kinda weird too, I felt Dumas did a better job with the female sex in Monte Cristo than he did in The Three Musketeers.

Which came first historically, do you know?

>>6407901
Did you make that meme? It is very good.

>>6386915
At least the girl got some money.