/lit/ - Literature

>>5752754

The thing is your lack of no does not always default to No; it can default to Yes if the Yes ends up winning.

The whole "neutrality means you're siding with the oppressor" is a bullshit argument used by people trying to shame you into supporting them. Also in our current "democratic" countries, particularly the US, there are lots of ethical reasons to be apolitical; in the sense of not voting.

Also, genarally everyone who talking about how literature needs to be analysed via politics seems to imagine that capitalism has been around forever. Capitalism is quite a new economic system as far as history is concerned. In five hundred years time there will still be literature, but there may very well not be capitalism.

I have two thoughts on Iago.

The first is that he's an asshole, being an asshole, for no really purpose.

>>5718290

As this poster pointed out Iago is the devil of sorts.

My other theory is that Iago is just a manifestion of Othello's jealousy/insecurity. And the play is more about Othello's state of mind than anything else.

>>5712378

Marx, while descended from Jews wasn't himself Jewish. He was raised as a Christian.

>>4281993
>NK
>communism

>>1384138

>>1350794
>Du implizierst das Detsch nicht die eindeutig überlegenere Sprache ist.
Faggot