/lit/ - Literature

>>5594044
really?
>they called the reform a chaos (or evil etc) which creeps outside of the human settlements. it's basically the same motif, to defend against a chaos and against a reform because reforms are a manifestation of chaos

Beowulf was made by fucking nords from the fucking VI century, it's just a compilation of tales.
>tw dante's inferno is very reactionary, it's clearly seen with the writings on the hell's door
>Lay down all hope, you that go in by me
you realize what it means? it means that the system is never changed, inferno and the whole dante's cosmology is the very manifestation of the order and reactionary dream

Alright, did you read it? Because Virgil was there, and even if he was in purgatory he was the reason itself, and he was form tha purgatory.
The whole book is about crypto-enlightment if we are talking in /pol/speak. The book isn't about "Fucking philosophers from the modern worlds they are all in hell kek get some burns".