/lit/ - Literature

>>14887646
>6.431 As in death, too, the world does not change, but ceases.
>6.4311 Death is not an event of life. Death is not lived through.
>If by eternity is understood not endless temporal duration but timelessness, then he lives eternally who lives in the present.
>Our life is endless in the way that our visual field is without limit.

No.

>>12370959
Yes.

wittgenstein. usage is meaning.

/thread

>>12191035
>keeping neechee

>>12190944
you're right. keep heidegger though. and witty.

>>12001745
stop playing meaningless language games

>>11982395
>*smolders in your direction*
you people have no taste. none.

Unironically read Plato and Thomas Aquinas. and Wittgenstein

>>11469048
1. what is masturbation?
1.1 what is masturbation to you specifically?

2. does masturbation help or harm?
2.1 more specifically does masturbation inhibit your growth as a person? to answer first we must ask:

3. what is the nature of "good"?
3.1 having established that the good is ultimate beauty (being composed of wholeness, harmony, and radiance), we examine:
3.2 how does masturbation harm your wholeness, the health of your body and mind?
3.3 how does masturbation harm your harmony, the peace within yourself?
3.4 how does masturbation harm your radiance, the self that you share with others?

4. having established that masturbation does not serve the good, we consider:
4.1 reasons why should you continue in excessive (detrimental) masturbation
4.2 reasons why you should instead divert your energies to activities which represent the good

>>11444289
Yes

>>11225847
He was best friends with Wittgenstein?

>>11089912
ya blew it kid

*blocks own path*

Heh.. Nothin personnel, me

How can you know there isn't a hippo shitposting on this board right now?

>>10480066
>You will almost never see people taking apart his views on analytic philosophy
*ahem*

>>10386748

Not a philosopher

The only answer is pic related

*destroys philosophy with 10th grade algebra*

>daffy... easy on the fish

What did he mean by this?

Some say LW is "the most important philosopher of the 20th century" but idk if that's just his fanboys speaking

Is there any truth to that claim?

Why is the Tractatus important?

Superstition is the belief in the causal nexus

>>9348066
I'm Wittengstein and I agree. Fuck Shakespeare