/lit/ - Literature

>>4633474
ha ha okay bb i think it's past ur bedtime

>this thread

>>4359002

>coup de tat

>>4324865
>>4324872

>>4311265

>sci-fi is silly!
>kiddo
>lol

>>4216956
>being this flustered at an entire thread derailing your troll attempt with basically articulating how retarded you sound.

Oh my. You're such a cutie, tripfag-chan.

>>3922418
>solipsism
>serious philosophical doctrine
Cute.

Why is there no set framework able to rationalise every moral decision?
Why does no such tool exist?
How do we even determine what is morally right or wrong? Is it just baseless personal theories?

>>3556553
is that so, Jim?

>>3556563
>having one volume of a britannica set

Breathe by Beckett

>>3504876

The writer has read too much Walser. He has chosen to best the best way to best the writer who is the best in his list of literature’s best. To exemplify the progress his current generation has made through the minuteness of Silicon chips and pocket libraries, he has devised the nanoscript. An artist flourishes under limits thus he will put the greatest of all spatial limitation upon him and compose a novel to occupy the space of a grain of rice. The writer’s oeuvre fits in a burlap sack and is composed of 1,000s of novels through the use of a pen knife dipped in Indian ink and a small microscopic lens he has attached to the frame of his glasses. Daily laboring at his desk mark-making the grains; he burrows his head in his hands and weeps at the thought that no one will read them. And thus his choice to best the best way to best the writer who is the best in his list of literature’s best. The boiling water turns black and the markings swirl together in the pot; this ink is what Deleuze means when he says the “sense” of a word because they are, at the day of the end, all composed of the same-self stuff. Then in feeding upon the rice, the canonical greatness and relevancy of his performance upsets his stomach. Choking on his own vomit, the writer has his greatest effect.

I wish I had been born sooner so I could have hung out with this guy.
ITT: Dead authors you want to meet

>>3285709
>cherry rose tea
>flavored tea
stay middle class

>Leftists actually think that hacks such as Chomsky, Zizek, and Derrida will be remembered a century from now.

>>3187256

His short stories are funny sometimes.

>talking to someone online
>"read some Chomsky and get back to me."

>>2798128

>doesn't like the best playwright of the last hundred years

Can't believe no one's posted this yet ...

>>2731969

>>2707272

>he actually thinks this

>>2567090
>holocaust
>real

>>2338721
>thinks germanic == german