/lit/ - Literature

>>16292934
Camus, Sartre was a spastic

Concept forming in the back of my head.

Camus as Harry Potter. Sartre as Ron and Simone as Hermione. The teachers are various other philosophers.

They were both wrong.

>>16292934
Clearly Merleau-Ponty was the best Existentialist
>>16292983
Bataille having a little feud with Sartre cause Sartre was being a fag is always fun to think about

>>16292974
>women can act as women OR as human beings
So is she saying women are not human beings?

>>16293042
What she’s saying is that women when acting as women are seen as a second-class being compared to the proper being which is man. She’s saying that we only view men as being human beings, and not-men as not being human beings

>>16292974
>when women act like women, they are accused of being inferior
So women in their most natural state are inferior
>When women act like human beings, they are accused of behaving like men
So men are human beings, and women are not

>>16293058
No, read that again

>>16292983
Based and coompilled

>>16293120
Man made social constrictions are not a natural state.
Women, *traditionally* haven’t been allowed to be human, only livestock for breeding.

Have a read.

>>16292974
>tranny brain instantly thinks of YA burgeouise mythology

Sartre is miles above camus. L'existentialisme est un humanisme alone trumps everything camus ever did except fucking maria casares

>>16293149
It’s a silly idea for humors sake, shitferbrains

>>16292934
Nonentities, mean nothing to me.

>>16293198
>I have just swung by to to tell you all how much *I* don’t care one little bit for either of them. Consider that!

>select all the squares with mountains or hills
>One hill. One angle shot. One large tree

anyone read this? is it worth it?

>>16293215
Imagine being this retarded

>>16292983
I will never get over how much pissing there is in SotE.

>>16293223
I read it. Honestly pretty good and provides a nice overview of existentialist writers’ lives and ideas, decently fair enough to each writer. It’s light and surprisingly funny, not bad at all.

>>16293223
i read it twice. it's a fun scene setting biography of an age. not too deep.

>>16293266 >>16293261
i didn't really care for the bio of montaigne tho. have you read any of her other work that might be worth checking out? feel like the existentialist book may have been a one-off.

>>16292974
The existentialists were the dullest franchise in philosophical history.

>>16293287
Tbh from what I know, ‘Existentialist Cage’ and the Montaigne book are her only two major publications. She’s had two books before, but I think they’re just academic. So it’s really just that.

Sartre for smoking a pipe like a true intellectual.

>>16293215
>select all the squares with mountains or hills
>One hill. One angle shot. One large tree
The designer of the mountain captchas is from Kansas.

>>16292934
sartre used to fuck 14 year olds with simone and was constantly high on mescaline, so I think I'll give him the victory

>>16292934

>>16295046
Based

>>16293139
>only livestock for breeding.
And that was a good thing