/lit/ - Literature

>>21933926
Post an example on Spinoza's virtual contradiction vis Spinoza's proposition.

>>21844062
>it's becoming increasingly obvious that the near future is trending towards chud domination

You know you can use a number of web programs to converts pdf to epub? That’s what I do

>The wheat blew in mellow waves around them as Robert Jordan’s hand worked, flesh against flesh.
>”This is how you call tolling the bell?” Asked Maria. “It seems all you care about, Roberto” and she laughed.
>”It’s not so much if the bell tolls,” Robert Jordan said, “but for whom the bell tolls.”

Was that really necessary, Hemingway?

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>>21770607
If you understand scholastic polemics then it actually is. Being as a gradual difference and Being as analogical difference does pretty much define what (a) God should and shouldn't be.

I don't believe in God, btw.

>>21569009
>didn't actually affect him physically
>only psychosomatically
are you stupid or something?

>>21407729
>imagine something will read a post this length that starts with 'He is an atheist, so it's normal to be a sex addict'.

>>21358857
>Without Israel, there would have been no Migrant Crisis.

>>21330976
>Anglo book published after 1980
>Has a cyberpunk refference not even ten pages in
>Woah
Also, green text does not use upper case, noob.

>>21277057
>randian
>hero

>>21263653
>Faust is a doomer
USA must be destroyed.

>>20762577
>explains in very simple terms why abolishing capital and the free market simply can't work. Read his book on socialism.

>>20289362
No one tell him

>>20065740
Amungus!

>>19484357

>>19340793
You hadn’t noticed the uptick in censorship and groupthink? There’s been several signs this nation is scrambling

>>19273860
>Rothbard

>>19097061
He's reading it transliterated into Latin alphabet

>>19034670
>I'll never get this. It always feels like depressive neurotics trying to eloquently argue for their negativist bias.
because it is

>>19034828
>t. someone with optimism bias
You don't need to be an optimist to be a realist.

>>19022677
>>19022707
>stirnerite's opinions

>>19013239
I always put it on 12 books per year. This year I've already read like 20 books and my counter is still in 9 (because it only count books that you read for days and I only use goodreads like an archive, not to track reading advances).

>>19014856
Bauman was a marxist?
Also, I would like to know what anglos think about Ralph Miliband. I balieve that he is closer to truth than structuralists when he say that...
>policy makers in government and positions of power tend to share a common business or class background, and that their decisions will reflect their business or class interests

>>19015858
>Well the Marxists gave birth to the schizoid Marxists, sorry to say.
Why do people give opinions about stuff they clearly don't know?

>>18997329
>hermes