/lit/ - Literature

>In his "Discourse Upon Usury" (1572), Wilson likens the usurer to 'hel unsaciable, the sea raging, a cur dog, a blind moul, a venomous spider, and a bottomles sacke, whereby you may be well assured that the dyvell tabernacled in such a monstre."

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What's the cereal pill anons?

Christian bros, I'm almost done reading the bible and I'm getting kind of nervous. Did Paul and John invent Christianity? Basically everything that most Christian churches emphasize come from the Gospel of John and Paul's books. The divinity of Jesus isn't even clear from the other gospels...

>journal requires a cover letter with submission
>suddenly become a braindead first year, panic, can hardly summarise my piece to save my life

6 reading journals for tomorrow midmorning. I am fucked.

I hate analytic philosophy but still want to study philosophy at my uni. The only departments that I know of that study continental philosophy are sociology and English (social and literary theory seems to dissuade analytic types for some reason)

What should I do /lit/? Am i missing something or am I doomed to study formal logic forever?

pls no bully jannies

Is poetry dead as an artistic medium? 90% of poetry nowadays is slam poems by woke obese black women about racism or stupid white women about how they were wronged in some way on account of their gender.