/lit/ - Literature

OP here, I'm obviously aware its a statue of Artemis (an interpretation of the Wild Woman) I'm talking about books on the idea of the Wild Woman archetype. For context I just read Iron John and it references the Wild Woman and studying her to further your understanding of the feminine (yeah yeah YWNBAW and all that just shut up already)

>>17595687

>>17590454
Superhuman.
You know I’m right

>>17118924
Of course you can.

>>16316494
You have your answer, OP

>>14166629
He’d be more than happy to

>>14062706
>loser deadbeats of history who are slaves to their baser desires
The upright and lovely humans of history who know how to live properly
>we study the highly disciplined who won and actually shaped history.
The deranged and frightened bullies of history who have made life a living hell.

>>14062758
>thrived
Live a cancer.
The Judeo-Christian-technopolis faith/age is coming to a close with either our abrupt abandonment of it or our complete extinction
>wealth
Oh look at all the monopoly money from Parker Brothers! It’s truwy vauwubu. Debt tokens will always ensure destitution and misery. Instilling value to a lawyers ticket over that of life is the stupidest religion of them all.
>Christian Anglo Dominion
Surely this is an elaborate troll. Please say it’s so.

>>13387660
Kiss my ass

>>12916595
In the age that the Homeric hymns were frist being written down, it was too coarse to mention such thing. Though it may have been implied to make all the butt-buddies swoon, to say it outright in front of the children was a no-no.
People where more open about it in the Athenian golden age.
Just let it go

>>12804308
I understand it now.
I will not understand it or anything after I've died