/lit/ - Literature

>>12361380
Just learned the origin of the phrase: Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. Turns out this makes perfect sense if you understand that back story.

>>12130042
>>12129996
If you've read Camus you realize he explicitly states where the absurd is encountered throughout history. He's not declaring a philosophy from nothing. In fact, he'd be defending the canon along Peterson today. His ideas on the absurd are indispensable to modern Christianity by the way, unless of course you're one of those theocratic wannabes that can't actually discuss their beliefs beyond a few slogans. Seriously, read him, you stupid apologists are gonna get slaughtered in future debates if you don't deal with knowledge honestly. Then again, what am I saying, you don't want to debate so as to arrive at a truth.

I heard this guy only liked this one novel? Made me think about temperaments and tastes or whatever you find interesting. I have so many clashing kitchy pomo interests and I can't help think, "Is this why I'm a Cat person?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB76jxBq_gQ

This might be a bit different temperament.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPDBcdDGrnE