/lit/ - Literature

>>20277090
>>20276947
"Irrational" implies "contrary to rational", even "mad". "Extrarational" lacks that implication, it simply positions the concept "beside" the rational.
It is pathetic that someone on a literature board can be so deaf to nuances in meaning, and even claim that words shouldn't exist. Go to /ic/ and claim that some colours shouldn't exist, lmao.

>>19123081
Obviously not, only what is pertinent to your work, that assist in building a meaningful whole. Retards ITT think academic writing should be like writing a blog or shitposts on /lit/, don't take them too seriously.