/lit/ - Literature

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>>16035600
>It is the sign of a big brain.
Excuse me?

>>15911919
I think you mean Gesammtkunstwerk.

>>15882288
>implying

>>15639483
>Why did Nietzsche hate Wagner?
He was just jealous that Wagner had a bigger skull.

>>14830194
Sorry Neetsch but your cranium JUST isn't as big as Wagner's. No need to get upset about it, you can always go to the polish measurements.

>>14756146
Do you have any idea how wide Kant's skull was?

It was wider than Heidegger's but not protruding as much as Wagner's.

>>14303245
>“The history of the effect of the work on its subsequent audiences is thus a genuine part of the meaning or significance of a piece of work”
Anon are you a fucking retard? From this short sample it seems as if you have been duped, duped into thinking the needless extrapolation of words as being necessarily profound where in the statement remains simple. I shall not judge the whole of a works depth by a slither as that would be foolish, however the fact that you have shewed this as some sort of profundity can only make me assume you did so -- and the whole book by extension -- under the use of the words and not the content of them. As for the content(of this slither) its seemingly pointlessness makes me question the authenticity of the statement itself, and because as we all know intention changes meaning, the truth of it also.

>>14222998
Based, look at this cranium. No wonder Nietzsche was jealous as he himself also had a large pre-frontal cortex it made the defeat all the more bitter. For he was the closest but not quite there, Wagner triumphed -- as he always does gloriously -- and Nietzsche was trapped in the cycle of redemption.

I have arrived...

>>13855677
>implying

Nietzsche was just jealous of how - even though Nietzsche had a very large prefrontal cortex - Wagner's cranium would forever be the infinitely, and undeniably, bigger cranium.

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>>13430573
>Not creating an artistic masterpiece of film, cinema, music, writing, Opera, poetry, philosophy, psychology, and all the arts and study's of man within your head at once of all forms and all dispositions both enhancing yourself, the literature and the unique artistic product that if you ever put to real paper you would surely become famous and held as one of the greats

Get on my level, pic related.