/lit/ - Literature

>>16926174
X to doubt fren

>>16838503
You could forget about Spinoza's objectively useless work and put Antoine De Saint Exupery's "Le Petite Prince" instead.

>>16776114
As a matter of fact this is not the case at all. Maistre says that there is nothing so necessary for people as their prejudices, and that we should be surrounded by dogmas, and find our opinions always ready-made.

If that is the standard of what is "right wing," namely that the state dictates either directly or indirectly the conscience of the nation, then Maistre is far from being wrong. Far to the contrary, we live in a world where Maistre is proven right; Americans believe voting matters, Russians believe the Orthodox Church matters, the Chinese believe that the Chinese Communist Party matters, Englishmen believe that the Queen matters, Turks and Arabs believe that the Clerics matter, and so on. Thus we live in a world of prejudices and idols that people are encouraged to worship.

>>16474191
Honestly Ford's ignition coils are extremely nuanced in their design and require a true connoisseur of electrical engineering to appreciate. Cunt is trivial by comparison.

>>16248325

>>13094791
Kindles are legit, desu. Get a paperwhite for the backlight, set up calibre and your questionably sourced ebook library, convert your epubs to mobi/azw3, plop on your Kindle and enjoy!

>>12727461
Fair enough. I think we've had a good discussion and I can see where you're coming from even if we disagree. Sorry if I came off a bit abrasive, fren.

>>12563688
If people actually hate you for what you write, that's great, it means you've made it and people are reading it. Far better to be hated than ignored.
You can do it. I believe in you.
>many times I’ve received the reply “if you think like this you’re not depressed” or “youre not authorized to talk about this topic”
Mentally ill, unstable people go off on you for little to no reason? Color me shocked. Ignore them completely.

>>12538951
nice work bro :)

Long day. Night fren.

>>10797431
Which dialogues don't have Socrates in them?

>ripping off style

>>10791662
Roastie toastie>>10791665

>United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama
Haiti, Jamaica, Peru,
Republic Dominican, Cuba, Carribean
Greenland, El Salvador too.
Puerto Rico, Columbia, Venezuela
Honduras, Guyana, and still,
Guatemala, Bolivia, then Argentina
And Ecuador, Chile, Brazil.
Costa Rica, Belize, Nicaragua, Bermuda
Bahamas, Tobago, San Juan,
Paraguay, Uruguay, Surinam
And French Guiana, Barbados, and Guam.

Is this a good progression?

Plato>Aristotle>Augustine>Aquinas>Descartes>Hume>Kant>Hegel

>>10189665
It was raining heavily when Anons motorcycle pulled into the narrow alley behind Stacy's house. The bike's powerful engine roared, shattering the silence of early morning. Bringing his bike to a halt, Anon heard cursing and saw a window on the first floor light up. "Good, they're awake" he thought, smiling in anticipation. He stepped off his bike, then nonchalantly let it fall to the stone-paved surface of the alley. "Oops, sorry dad", he spoke aloud despite being alone, his voice dripping with sarcasm. Anon pulled his trench coat tightly around himself, rain still pouring down from the heavens, as if the angels knew what he was about to do, and were weeping.
Knowing it to be unlocked, Anon opened the gate, entered the backyard and strode to the door. Through the window he could see someone standing in the kitchen. The man had clearly only just woken up, his eyes were barely half-open, and he was wearing nothing but sweatpants. Anon knocked on the window. Startled, the man looked up, saw who was it was, then made two steps to the door and opened it. "What are you doing here?", he asked, clearly irritated. "Good morning to you too, Chad", Anon said with a wicked smile, as he stepped forward and unsheathed his Katana in a single fluid motion.