/lit/ - Literature

>author spends a quarter of the book explaining things that happened earlier in the series
>spends another tenth repeating concepts already understood from previous books
>uses certain phrases or descriptions of people way too often in later books

>>6238332
basically, thick-headed academics making up rhetoric for the immanent inherent all-encompassing essence (or 'third term' as some call it), better called meaning, which in turn is better called the Ideal, for without this higher Ideal there is no meaning to anything at all.

>Both were seeking the experience of immanence

transcendence, to put it more plainly. which is moving beyond the natural state, into the presence of the truly "immanent."

"base matter" is no different from the 'totality,' or the void, or the Real, or the Absolute.

>expecting comprehension from females

>alternate reality