/lit/ - Literature

>>17197659
Well yes, but also no. It's why Nietzsche is considered a precursor to postmodernism. He's under no illusion that the ego can be transcended truly in favor of some ultimate truth, unless that truth is just that there is a plurality of conflicting unconscious forces always trying to state what the truth is based on their own image. The Ubermensch is just the right balance of these forces, not denying sensuality yet not being enslaved by it, not denying truth yet not being naive about it, etc. And of course it involves a constant "self awareness" of the production of every thought based on the unconscious forces that it is connected to, which puts it in line nicely with today's mainstream psychology for example.

>>10577456
Wait, so you're all doing the "press F to pay respects" meme?

I had no idea it was this popular anywhere that isn't /v/.

>>8919061
> "be me"
> read Lacan, Derrida, D&G, Foucault
> genuinely believe that there are interesting concepts and ideas there if approached without an "either everything they say is right or they're hacks" mentality
> constantly see shit like this
> mfw

To be fair, that's just the intro text, but I doubt the rest is any better.