/lit/ - Literature

>>5388296
Heidegger's not hard at all if you have the discipline and honesty not to read in things that aren't in the text. Come at me, bro.

Fine. Dumping what I have. There aren't many.

What is your favourite book and why? include your favourite passage
Mine is "meditations" by Marcus Aurelius
>realistic ethics
>dat classical pantheism
>compassion and humility
>straightforward, austere
>sincerity
>peak of roman culture
>the guy was an emperor so he knew his shit
>dat cyclical nature of reality

>fate
Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate brings you together,but do so with all your heart.

>>5137751
>people like to say that these positions are a consequence of his philosophical thought, but nobody has ever presented an actual argument that this is the case.
>>5137481
>heidegger section in her ethics class
but heidegger totally rejected the possibility of a philosophically grounded ethics, for largely the same reasons as ayer or someone like that, but without as good an explanation.

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>>4721767
Oddly enough if I recall this bit is trolling Hegel

>>4701481
>filename

stop making me feel

>>4510728
I don't actually. though I suspect you can't know nuthin

>>4412044
;_;

>>4381263

>>4329150
martin pls

>>4291139