/lit/ - Literature

>>20927662
Some of the peculiarities in structure owe themselves to the fact the work was unfinished at the time of Weber's death, and his wife completed it by collecting together his notes (and some other unfinished works) and collating them together into what we know now as Economy and Society. Kinda like Nietzsche's 'The Will to Power', but perhaps with purer intentions. That's why there are some bizarre chapters like the one on the English legal tradition and his sociology of religion.
But i'm just really happy to see another anon on here reading Weber.

My friend, blood shaking my heart, read the sticky. Anything that is on JSTOR is on Scihub is on Libgen. Clink the link and select the option that says 'scientific articles' and search the title of whatever article you want. God bless.
http://libgen.rs/

I hope one day to be someone you could describe as "magnanimous".

>>19471139
Looking into it i think the Quaderno is a good fit. It is almost identical to the Sony i've been using. Thanks for the info.

>>19452424
Sorry, i don't know much about semiotics so i can't comment. But good luck and don't give up!

For me, it's 'Of Repentance'

>>18866868
Means you're on the right track OP. Keep it up.

>>18798484
good post. i wish there were more like it on this board.

I very rarely have to look up words nowadays. You'll develop the vocabulary over time. Though, I was seen as a bit of a walking dictionary even back in high school.

>>18654548
Yeah that's all fine, Descartes is prior to Spinoza anyway.
All the good stuff of Hobbes is in the first two books, with the last two books being biblical exegesis in support of his previous argument. While it's interesting why he included it and how he ordered his book, the sections themselves aren't very interesting or important. So if you feel it dragging too much it's fine to skip it—you will lose nothing in comprehension of the broader argument. Most people only read and refer to the first two books of Leviathan anyway.
I would also recommend Locke before Rousseau because Rousseau's second discourse is a direct argument against both Hobbes and Locke, and Rousseau's Social Contract is a direct continuation of his second discourse.

Table 4 of course. Table 3 is also acceptable.

Very nice. Surprised Prometheus Bound wasn't higher.

https://discoverpoetry.com/poems/100-most-famous-poems/

>>17926125
>>17926270
Thanks lads, will do.

Good luck

>>17847686
just trust the courts man, they will never convict an innocent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHdqeT18LVs

Really, you should all stop talking about banning this or that topic, thread, whatever—it's pointless. Would it make the board better? sure, but all of it is predicated on there being a janny who enforces it. And that will never happen. Look not to the benevolence of the Mod, the Janny, the Hiro, to expect your deliverance; instead, think about what you can do, in your posting habits and quality, to make the board better. Make better posts, bump better threads, use sage, ignore the bait. Make that thread about the book you just read, even if you're unsure if you have much to talk about.
The improvement of this place starts with you.