/lit/ - Literature

>>20698313
LMAO i love this. Finally someone actually read N.

>>18695748
A Wagner pepe would be cool.

>Descend then, Great Mother of fear,
>Great Mother of sorrow!
>Away, away to eternal sleep!

Why do people like Jordan Peterson so much?
He's literally just an objectivist bugman for all the neo-stoic shallow paddlers to inflate their utilitarian arm bands.

I think Die fröhliche Wissenschaft should be translated as “The Cheerful Knowledge” rather than “The Gay Science” or “The Joyous Wisdom”

>>17795988
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>>17796011
Based dubs-guy posters derailing a psyop thread

Why do people have such radically different interpretations of Nietzsche?

B G & E, section 5:
"The tartuffery, as stiff as it is virtuous, of old Kant as he lures us along the dialectical bypaths which lead, more correctly, mislead, to his """categorical imperative"" - this spectacle makes us smile, we who are fastidious and find no little amusement in observing the subtle tricks of old moralists and moral teachers.
Not to speak of that hocus-pocus of mathematical form in which, as if in iron, Spinoza encased and masked is philosophy.

>old Kant
>old "moralists"
>""""categorical imperative""""
>Spinoza casting a hocus-pocus of fallible logic
>this spectacle makes us smile

Can this man ever be stopped?

>>17641069
>tfw you've just turned 21 and you still have plenty of time left to become an ubermensch
Life is good bros

>>17559285
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>>17196424
> Take both and become an agnostic Christian Overman.

>author creates a plot that's put to the reader's interpretation in terms of its philosophical meaning

Can you anons recommend short stories, novellas or novels about the burden of freedom and how one can find himself in a meaningless world?

*walks over to mic*
*ahem*
I HAVE AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMRNT TO MAKE
FUCK SCHOLARS

>The perfect woman perpetrates literature as she perpetrates a small sin: as an experiment, in passing, glancing around to see whether anybody notices--and to make sure that somebody notices.

God is dead.

>>12096581
feels are reals you moran

>>11908513
>But let us come back to it; the problem of another origin of the good—of the good, as the resentful man has thought it out—demands its solution. It is not surprising that the wage slaves should bear a grudge against the great NEETs, but that is no reason for blaming the great NEETs for using the little wage slaves. And when the wage slaves say among themselves, "Those NEETs are evil, and he who is as far removed from being a NEET, who is rather its opposite, a wage slave,—is he not good?" then there is nothing to cavil at in the setting up of this ideal, though it may also be that the NEETs will regard it a little sneeringly, and perchance say to themselves, "We bear no grudge against them, these good wage slaves, we even like them: nothing is more useful than a nice wage slave."

>he says hot girl when he meana hot trap

>>11732901
I gathered that Nietzsche believed any concept of moral goodness inside utilitarian categories was weak and slavish a la self sacrifice

His conception of nobility as the original moral virtue stands outside all utilitarian calculation because it is end in itself

>>11316189
>mfw you are a NEET wojak and will never actually begin reading any of your books
>mfw I am posting in a thread that you are reading right now, OP, instead of your books

>nightcheese

>God is dead
>Will to power
>That which does not kill us makes us stronger
>Ubermensch

Name a more inspiring and chad philosopher