/lit/ - Literature

>philosophical book explained

>>20006847
Quite the list you've got there OP, extremely fucking based if I do say so myself.

>tfw my vocabulary is improved so much from being /lit/ that I struggle communicating with people because I hate demeaning myself to their plebeian communication levels

social construct is a social construct

>>14017886
>big think

>>13873570
So that's kind of the relationship between Aminom and Eris as identity-processes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialogical_self

Literally like this pic, until at some point the dialogic field of conflict blossomed into a field of play. I learned to play with myself very well, you see.

>>13773146
>Don Qui-xot-y

>>13726216
Nietzsche

>>13440493
You'r acting as if God does not exist apart from Space and Time however lets say God exists as physical being or creates the object within the physical:

God creates an object that is immovable, it is immovable for as long as God makes it so. And vice versa.

>Green Eggs and Ham

I have never had sex. I have never been drunk. I have never been high. No one on this board will ever understand the focus and clarity of mind I wield.

>>13234174
>hurhur well i do most enjoy reading physical copies of my favorite texts. unlike the degenerate masses that are now turning to the internet for their knowledge. hurhur

>>13229640
>The Plebeians don't think by dialectic

>>13228449
>Imagine having to make physical notes
While I'm here does anyone else think in dialectic?

>be me
>uses only Wittgenstein to win debates

>>12937410
i can masturbate both to sexual fantasies and rather irrelevant thoughts.
i've never watched much porn, i do it maybe once in 2 months. i jack it almost daily, but it doesn't impair my life as i do it right before sleep.

also blasting some wagner is a nice touch to add to your want sonetimes

> he reads anything but 3000 part twitter threads
And here's why it's a pleb thing to do. So you see, (1/?)

when did you realize that the vast majority of religious texts got it wrong and we are actually god? for me it was about 3 or 4 months ago

>>12811629
ahem.
i'm a nihilistic jackass and i attend the catholic church solely to fulfill my priest fetish and to practice blending in any crown.

>tfw you realize Smerdyakov is the 4th brother

>>12779619
that's probably worth a lot.
my mother's side of family had a massive library too, but they gave away most of it when moving out of old flat. what i have now is only a small fraction of it, the oldest book is something in hebrew, 1856
>>12779623
sounds just right. that's how you feel reading this kind of book, memorising the hundredth useless medieval fact
>>12779631
won the lottery here. i can read most English authors, learning German now so that'll probably be possible to read in a few years, and some translations are better than original (Clockwork Orange comes to my mind)

>>12649220
I have thought of that. The thing is I don't think it's a good thing if multiple publishers decides they want to publish it. I'm really ignorant with this stuff. The book started as a fun little thing to do and after it was done I was like "I'm gonna send this to a publisher and drown in money and booty, it's that good". Maybe I should do it like you say.

I have the opposite problem people on this board seem to have: I can't stop reading. When I sit down and pick up a book I generally finish it in one go. I often end up reading till the first lights of the morning.