/lit/ - Literature

No. Plato, Hume, for instance wrote very lucidly. Doesn't mean though that longwinded is worse, some people just aren't great prose stylists.

Only brainlets say obscurantism

>>11121254
Hume isn't obscure but he's needlessly longwinded

Only brainlets fall to obscurantism

>>11121255
>>11121266
we don't all live on planet neet, m8

>>11121244
No, it's essencial just to German Idealism :^)

>>11121287
this is just further proof NEET’s are ubermensch and wagies are agents of mara, also further proof that having a low verbal iq and bad spatial reasoning leads to trash takes on phil, please go away before you self-own further by testing a superior breed’s patience

Is Schopenhauer the philosopher with the clearest writing?

I suspect he tried very hard to write clearly because he hated Hegel so much.

>>11121244
No. Pseuds hate anything written by English speakers after 1980 though.

>>11121287
God I miss being a neet so much. I was suicidal and psychotic but being a pseudo normie is just not worth it sometimes
I'm not interested in anything. I just want drug induced mystical experiences, everything else is crap

holy shit, these land memes are fucking cringe inducing, really embarrassing

>>11121488
wow same

>>11121387
No, it's because he received his early education in England and his writing was influenced by Hume.
>>11121254
Descartes and Russell were very clear writiers too.

>>11121244
Nah, but there is a curve between conceptual depth and succinctness. A good write can increasingly bridge this gap with vivid prose

>muh purple prose
>muh style
are you a girl?

>>11121526
We are not alone in this struggle, brother

>>11122553
>drug induced mystical experiences
Doesnt exist

>>11121244
No.

>>11121244
Pre-Enlightenment, no. Post-Enlightenment, yes.