/lit/ - Literature

I always knew this would happen. If we should replace grand, universal narratives with small, local narratives, as Lyotard says, why shouldn't these metanarratives be about Hyperborean Aryans from Atlantis?

I don't know who was more stupid. The left, for providing the intellectual framework an anti-Enlightenment right, or the mainstream conservatives who held progressive rationalists like Allan Bloom and Alain Sokal as heroes because they criticize the post-modern left, without realizing these ideas were more useful to them.

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1. the possibility existed*

learn to historical/time added ontology op, there are things that can be true now that could not be true in the past, and vice versa. c. s. peirce points out that exact laws of the universe change as it goes along, economic phenomena shows us that analysis changes outcomes, the real question is, to what degree, in what manner (and it is a degree and in certain manners, cause finitude, being is not a infinite plane of possibility [but its still alot bigger than you are]).

This far into the kali yuga and you're not reading Evola?

Why aren't you a radical traditionalist /lit/?