/lit/ - Literature

https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/104566262-omar
Greetings frens

>>18441481
Frens.

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>>17315251
Based, your cool fren.

happy birthday bro
t. good night frens frogs

>>16548158
I used to cringe when I saw these threads after making them myself... because I still couldn't understand poetry and was ashamed. I still can't entirely but I can a lot better and just need to put in some of the effort of reading more of it now to learn better pattern recognition of iambic pentameter(and yes, I am starting and still on iambic pentameter).

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>>16412868
Get over it pal's, and have some fun.

>>16405386
Now you're cool.

>>16404482
Absolutely same my man, it's a brotherhood of shitposters. We all have an identity, this does not encompass it, but we can rest into it here.

Anyone got a hot cup of joe?

>>16404972
You already have one anon, you know yourself; be happy!

>start with Plato, Aristotle and the Greeks
>see this Heidegger interview>>16403892 and understand it perfectly
>meanwhile people starting with Kant have no clue as to what the hell he's talking about and take it as an empty breadth
>mfw there really is something to being

>tfw bright blue eyes

Goodnight friend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COxXBN09IBE

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>>16339589
I love you guys.

>>16252771
Pythagoras, then, Heraclitus, then Parmenides.

>Alas! Alas! why did Pythagoras hold
>Beans in such wondrous honour? Why, besides,
>Did he thus die among his choice companions?
>There was a field of beans; and so the sage,
>Died in the common road of Agrigentum,
>Rather than trample down his favourite beans.

Based Pythagoras.

>>16218704
Couldn't find it, this expresses my emotion well enough.

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>>16119057
Calm down everyone, calm down, I think what those few anons try to say about Aristotle being a Platonist, are that the method Aristotle spiritually took from Plato, and arrived overall through different means at the same "place".

>>16064531
>Don't know if anybody reads Snorre Sturlason outside of Scandinavia and Iceland,
Are you kidding me? He's famous all around the world and any mildly educated person has read both his Prose Edda and Heimskringla.

He looks at the Norse gods from a realistic theorising since he is a Christian, great men, but not Gods, and he proposes that many of the men that were behind various myths could be the same, hence from Troy they came to Scandinavia or such. I don't think he was absolutely certain of it, but he was confident in the possibility theory nevertheless.

>>16034978
>Kant also believed strongly in breathing through one’s nose instead of one’s mouth, and constantly covered his mouth when out in bitter cold.
Confirmed Kant epicly recked the cringe mouthbreathers.

>>16019399
Jokes on you I do both.

>>16018485
Lmao I do this all the time, what do I do, times /lit/ help? Hey guys can you get me to 100! (You)'s that would be REALLY appreciated.

Let's get there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0d4cTIPdOo

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