/lit/ - Literature

Since we're all not in irl classes anymore, share weird shit from philosophy (or literature) courses ITT.

I actually dropped out a few months ago before all this corona shit happened, but before that I had this classmate and I have absolutely no idea how he survived for 3 years (same as I). Apparently he thought Heidegger was a "philosopher under Otto von Bismarck" and routinely confused Nietzsche and Wittgenstein for the same person.

>>5172678

That's essentially what it is. Each person sort of comes up with a character and we've built interactions and plots with each one.

I considered that "calling them out" option too (and it would work fantastically in the context of the story), but I assumed that having one's character be a mouthpiece was frowned upon in any form of decent writing.

>>5136359

>stoicism
>optional filler

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