/lit/ - Literature

>>1423717
>mfw you deleted the thread so fast

op, you are a true.

>no spare time
>goes on /lit/ with the oldest troll in the book
>mf

Does a view of the world without free will a "hard determinist" view, where free will and determinism are incompatible, exclude moral action from possibility? To put it another way, are ethics only possible with free will? Please, for the sake of argument, forgo the compatibilist view because that bores me right now and I want to see contraversy.

Hi guize, which publishing company has the best cover designs? This is important to me, because if I'm going to buy a book for myself the look of it as an object should be aesthetic (otherwise why not just check it out at the library?)

Hi, I'm more of a Fascist collaborator and sympathizer myself.

1. I was wounded 3 times in WW1
2. I refused to adhere to any faction or category
3. I wrote the best ''existential'' novel
4. camus doesn't have shit on me
5. Noone reads me because I was on the losing side of World War 2 (both politically and culturally)