/lit/ - Literature

>>7542960
I meant enlightenment, I just directly translated the word we use in spanish.
Cox focused more on the variety of teleological discourses, something that comes from that first break against christianity and tradition, and that got ruined when we couldn't end war, universalize shit (and maybe we can't even define the universal), and the like.

Doesn't hermeneutics deal with the issues that arraize from working with assumed notions of humanity and nature?

I'm incredibly tired and shouldn't be writing, I'm not sure I made any sense. If this is still up tomorrow we can keep talking then and I promise to make more sense.

>>6722722
What if he was wrong when saying he was wrong? What then, uh?
But really, if his analysis makes sense that's all there is to it. It's not about authority but argumentation.
And people who like Heidgger tend to be insuferable because it's sort of a challenge to fully understand him (and many will discuss how you're wrong when thinking you have), it attracs THAT kind of people. That shouldn't take away from his content, though.

>>6722729
I'm out of spell check right now. I hope I don't ruin my points by having atrocious morning enlgish.

>>6477615

>>6471948
Never heard of it, I just knew Iva because I used to play violin and my teacher was into some weird shit. I'm liking whatever it is you linked because, well, I'm into weird shit too.

>>6387618
R-reaching climax while reaching the climax of our respective lectures would be pretty i-interesting...

>>6359300
depending on how demanding you are with the >girl part we could make it work :^)

>>6346979
I can vouch for that

I wish I could get the sweet english market so ripe for any shit you can sell them, but there's a huge gap between my native language and the shit I can barely write in english. Which is weird since I read more in english anyway.

>>6060035
Woah, I can't seem to finish a sentence right. It's too hot here. I'm just gonna fix this one because.

>I didn't want to present him as an oddity, very related to his time.
JUST very related to his time

>>5915862
>Es una novela totalmente prosaica. Esta escrita sin ganas.
Leería tu blog.
Entonces, de tu cosecha 2014 local qué recomendarías?

>>5915726
Considerá darle una chance a Manuel Mujica Lainez, se consigue Misteriosa Buenos Aires de editorial de bolsillo bastante fácil. Es el Nabokov de la pampa.

>>5899834
C-comentarías algo mío?
http://pastebin.com/twyNJ0NF

>>5699668
Another great one
http://exiledonline.com/war-nerd-glory-to-the-french/