/lit/ - Literature

If free will does not exist, can we be held morally accountable for our actions?

I'm writing a story that is told from the perspective of multiple people. What is the best and cleanest way to switch between perspectives? Will just starting a new paragraph or chapter that begins with the new character's name suffice?

Are you a spiritual person, /lit/erati?

>>8057724
Agree, A-O is waffle. Its a sprint to see how many references to film hip film and literature (Henry James) they can cram in. I appreciate the attack on Lacan and Freud, but did anyone outside of continental Europe take psychoanalysis seriously in the 70s?

Also, their misunderstanding of schizophrenia and embryology makes my blood boil.

>"I'd like to have friends who love to talk about literature and philosophy as much as I do."
>pretentious spergfaggot pls go kill yourself you're not profound

Why is this?
Can people only engage in serious talk in front of a screen or with pen and paper?

>>5898968

higher res