/lit/ - Literature

>>22282898
>>I came to the the literature board to hate women, ragebait and post my daily lolita thread. If you don't like that then get out!

>>20272740
This.

>>20245012
Based anti-pedo Dworkin

>he claims to read philosophy
>he barely understands what he reads
>just learns the name of the concepts
>looks for other people on the internet to explain them to him

>>20040335
>18th century
19th.

>>19959920
fucking based

>>19946340
>Stabscotch
we've got a fucking based chad over here

>truth exists
Sure!
>obey truth
No thanks!

>ofcourse I support the God Emperor of the Three Seas Anasurimbor Kellhus

>>19542400
I don't even write

>>19225894
>YFW you've haven't read any Harry Potter book but you've listened to every audio-book.

Women don't deserve respect.

>Read one start reviews of the Codex Alera
>Bunch of women and fat men complaining about women being raped with a magical artifact that makes them enjoy it
Hmmm, yes, I think I will read this book

>>18964370

>>18952858
Based

>>18836084
that's what you get for reading a woman.

>>18787065
Ler's strawman more things

>>18469228
>the state should be God and man's final end.

>>18464845
>"guenonfag assemblies?" those are the best threads on /lit/!

>Modern philosophical schools of Buddhism are all more or less influenced by a spirit of sophistic nihilism. They deal with Nirvāṇa as they deal with every other dogma, with heaven and hell: they deny its objective reality, placing it altogether in the abstract. They dissolve every proposition into a thesis and its anti-thesis and deny both. Thus they say Nirvāṇa is no annihilation, but they also deny its positive objective reality.

>According to them the soul enjoys in Nirvāṇa neither existence nor non-existence, it is neither eternal nor non-eternal, neither annihilated nor non-annihilated. Nirvāṇa is to them a state of which nothing can be said, to which no attributes can be given; it is altogether an abstract, devoid alike of all positive and negative qualities.

>What shall we say of such empty useless speculations, such sickly, dead words, whose fruitless sophistry offers to that natural yearning of the human heart after an eternal rest nothing better than a philosophical myth? It is but natural that a religion which started with moral and intellectual bankruptcy should end in moral and intellectual suicide.

- Ernst Johann Eitel, 1873

>>18114473
Both

>irregardless

>>17503623
Women should be banned from the internet

>Sorry I only converse in dactylic hexameter