/lit/ - Literature

>>11500524
>>11500373
The only important languages are really English, Russian, German, and French. Latin and greek are memes, read Celine's critique of the Greeks (if you really knew french, which I doubt you do and are only posturing about philology). The classics are essential, but frankly poor compared to literature of the past 500 years, only a pseud would deny it.

>ooh da strong tanned mediterranean man slayed the beast and fucked this queen and sailed around and founded chad city and they conquered everyone and were alpha chads blessed by the GODS

That's great but you don't need to study one of the most difficult and abstruse languages (ancient greek) to pick up on the (lack of) nuance. Respond to me with as many ad homs and assumptions as you wish.

I don't actively go looking to talk about philosophy, but my friends and family all know me as something of a boffin who's head is full of weird esoteric ideas that sometimes leave the privacy of his head.

I usually just let conversations take their course, and if an opportunity to talk about philosophical ideas presents itself (it usually does) I just drop some random theories about group psychology or metaphysics or whatever and then people start talking about it in whichever form suits them.

A philosopher's work is never done.

>>11078402

>the unconsciously collected

>>10984554
>>10985569
>mfw seeing the only obscure french film ive ever watched referenced online