/lit/ - Literature

Since you are all being faggots, I will be bloomer king.

> Bloomer Prose
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrim's Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn
Lord of The Rings
East of Eden
Cannery Row
Winnie The Pooh
The Works of Chesterton


>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Traherne
Whitman
Dickinson
Shelley
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth
Four Quartets
Manley Hopkins


>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching
Philokalia/ Confessions/Revelation of a Divine Love
Nicomachean Ethics
CS Lewis
Dewey
Hazlitt
Frankl

>>15509912
BTFO

>>13874771
You can count on it, anon.

>>13612852
>SPACE IS DEMONIC, SUBJECTS ARE BOLTZMANN BRAINS, NIRVANA IS PHYSIOLOGICAL AND NON-DUALISM IS A LIE:
[Deep] Spaces are not what they seem. Subject-ivity is "driving" through Hollywood on it's way to Disneyworld. Nirvana is natural. Non-Dualism is the mereological, recursive end-point of "Dualism" (metrics).
Damn fine start, 5 o'clock.
>the deep structure of consciousness is dualistic, agonic: we're looking at:
Out of our periphery, similar in manner to Enoch's incandescent extension, and even then it's only a manifest of "phenomenological goods" and their destinations. The crew, much less the captain, is not the cargo.
>we're looking at: intentionality vs. luminosity: those who plunder life to justify life, and those for whom it is already justified:
Ranging across the full spectrum of Objects, from the nearest to the furthest (though the smallest is always worse than the largest). Every [metaphysical] "role" is retroactively subsumed into another role.
>Paci vs. Voegelin
Wow, I would never have put it like that. Ritualistically, Jung sufficed for my representation of pastiche interiority, but Paci is a more firm example.
>Eros as sublimated womb-nostalgia vs. presence as stellar luminosity
Precisely, the recursive (secretly biological, hence the postmodern obsession with perverse exposure, i.e. "showing you the hidden truth" beneath the layers) Inside as opposed to the evanescent [dangerously/tendentiously narcissistic] Outside. Mainländer straddles this paradoxical gap as only a true Quasar could.
Damn punchy post, anon. You're on a roll.
>Klages: Spirit (awareness) is a demon cell, a blockage in fluidity
Philolaus beat him to it, but I ought to read more Klages.
>the horror of the absent mother transmuted into church and minaret:
I would only change 'absent' to 'absolute,' the Real-woman is defined as the empty womb of postnatal yearning (as an Object, of course, I don't mean to fall into my own trap of recursion). Woman is absent in the reverse, or more accurately the "prior," when she in unfilled without symbolic difference [maidenly/Christian pre-Woman as ontological incompleteness and the reference point of proto-virtuality].
>even my clone's monad would be differentiated by space, but that difference is quantitative and (mostly) negligible
Exactly! In fact, the structural similarities run MUCH deeper than the differences. There is no (quantifiable) quantitative shift.
>we need time for qualitative difference: time-space distanciation as corporeal solipsism, inter-monadicity denied, shut centers caught on a Whiteheadian frame:
That's... I'm a little awed, to be honest. The Second Prison of false transference, producing distance-as-Buddhaself instead of Buddha-as-self [distance-as-self]. Absolute Idealism must be constrained without it's Self, lest it become contained within itself ("denied").
I'm starting to feel like a fucking stenographer, I haven't rerouted this much for quite some time.
More soon

>>13192519
>the true bloomer king rises
Based

My students keep moaning that all poetry is miserable, give me some feel good verse to help me prove them wrong.

Since you are all being faggots, I will be bloomer king.

> Bloomer Prose
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrim's Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn
Lord of The Rings
East of Eden
Cannery Row
Winnie The Pooh
The Works of Chesterton


>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Traherne
Whitman
Dickinson
Shelley
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth
Four Quartets
Manley Hopkins


>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching
Philokalia/ Confessions/Revelation of a Divine Love
Nicomachean Ethics
CS Lewis
Dewey
Hazlitt
Frankl

Since you are all being faggots, I will be bloomer king.

> Bloomer Prose
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrim's Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn
Lord of The Rings
East of Eden
Cannery Row
Winnie The Pooh
The Works of Chesterton


>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Traherne
Whitman
Dickinson
Shelley
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth
Four Quartets
Manley Hopkins


>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching
Philokalia/ Confessions/Revelation of a Divine Love
Nicomachean Ethics
Rousseau
Kierkegaard
Dewey
Hazlitt
Frankl

>>12007751
Since you are being are all faggots, I will be bloomer king.

> Bloomer Prose
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrim's Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn
Lord of The Rings
East of Eden
Cannery Row
Winnie The Pooh
The Works of Chesterton


>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Traherne
Whitman
Dickinson
Shelley
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth
Four Quartets
Manley Hopkins


>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching
Philokalia/ Confessions/Revelation of a Divine Love
Nicomachean Ethics
Rousseau
Kierkegaard
Dewey
Hazlitt
Frankl

Books featuring paragons of virtue. Heroes who are fundamentally good and who battle against the forces of evil. Characters we can look up to.

So much literature on here seems to be cynical and preoccupied with evil, corruption or weakness. Show me some alternatives /lit/

Pic very much related.

>>11947823
I will be bloomer king.

> Bloomer Novels
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrim's Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn
Lord of The Rings
East of Eden
Cannery Row
Winnie The Pooh
Chesterton


>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Whitman
Dickinson
Shelley
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth
Four Quartets
Manley Hopkins


>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching
Philokalia and Confessions

Since everyone is being a faggot I will be the bloomer king:

> Bloomer Novels
Brothers Karamazov
Anna Karenina
War and Peace
Pilgrims Progress
Middlemarch
Huckleberry Finn

>Bloomer verse
Virgil
Whitman
Dickinson (most of her stuff is quite life affirming)
The Divine Comedy
Browning
Emerson
Wordsworth

>Also
The Bible and Tao De Ching

Give me a list of fiction (no philosophy) about a main character who is lost, weak and formless who manages to forge a path forward, reinventing themselves and transcending their weaknesses in the process.

Real zero to hero stuff.

Asking for a friend.