/lit/ - Literature

I don't want to write today bros I want to go outside and splish splash in the sun

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I remember hearing that it's really good for you to read to the baby while your wife is still preggers. Also the same but for classical music apparently. Although that might have been deboonked. I'd go for it. REALLY REALLY recommend "The Wind In The Willows" at some point

My nanny used to read this to me when I was very little. I agree it's a great book.

Reminder that good writing comes largely from experience.

https://philpapers.org/rec/KLEKST

Kant rejected his views on racial hierarchies as his critical system was taking form (as it is made utterly evident by his essay on perpetual peace, and his 1790 Anthropology). People who stress on Kant's views on race are in bad faith. It is as in bad faith as claiming that Kant believed that logic offered a proof for the existence of God, even though he abandoned that view as soon as he started writing the books that actually matter to us.