/lit/ - Literature

>>18274057
Me, I can say it, you can too.

>>18274057
Every enlightenment philosopher.

>how to leave a society in ruins in 30 years

>>18274069
>>18274076
OK BUT WHO ARGUED FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS

>>18274082
Me, I did.

>>18274082
Neetch

>>18274100
>>18274111
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>>18274057
Joe

>>18274082
Я дeлaл

>>18274132
Хyeлaл

>>18274057
>replace neologism with quotients of extensions of monoids by a set of unknowns and definition with monoid congruences
which mathematician could have said this?

>>18274057
Someone who has no understanding of basic human nature.

>>18274057
Hume

>>18274127
Who is Joe?

>>18274821
Joe biden

>>18274635
>makes statement
>doesnt explain it
faggot

>>18274821
Joe Mama

>>18274057
>replace religion with culture
... Matthew Arnold or Herder.... maybe
>god with great men
Neetch

>>18276261
>... Matthew Arnold or Herder.... maybe
Sounds thought through, who did they influence?

>>18276295
I think I should have said Humboldt. Matthew Arnold seconded what Humboldt said about culture: not an untamed growth, but a cultivation. Not everyone posses it, given that not everyone has the disposition or the capacity to learn what is necessary. Even among cultivated (cultured) people some are more cultivated then others.
Amongst Matthew Arnold, Humboldt also influenced T.S. Eliot, F. R. Leavis and Ezra Pound.
As for Herder, he was against Kant's universalism; for he thought that his universalism, threatened all that is most precious to the human soul, namely, local belonging, affinities to community and ancestral roots. The universalism goes against that particular culture's indentity and their mode of thought. Herder influenced a bunch of people, I'll be taking them form wikipedia:
>Ľudovít Štúr, G. W. F. Hegel,[16] Friedrich Schleiermacher,[16] Wilhelm Dilthey,[16] Friedrich Nietzsche,[16] August Wilhelm Schlegel,[17] Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel,[16] Wilhelm von Humboldt,[16][18] Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,[16] Johann Christoph Adelung,[19] J. S. Mill,[16] Franz Boas,[20] Walter Rauschenbusch[21]

Carlyle. And most German romantics.

>>18276382
>Carlyle.
ur just saying this because he is a meme

>>18276373
Thank you very much

>>18276578
His "Hero Worship" book applies quite well to what OP asked.

>>18276664
Looked him up, youre correct

>>18274057
Nietzsche. Now fuck off frog

>>18274082
It's literally the entirety of Nietzsche you fucking mongrel

Auguste Comte

>>18274991
Listen here fat. I'm here to kill God and eat ice cream. And I'm all outta ice cream.

>>18274057
It was Hegel for sure, in Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences

>>18278644
Pretty good impression
>>18279125
In what part did Hegel argue for 'culture higher then religion'

>>18276382
>>18276664
Carlyle literally couldn't get it up. It's entirely unsurprising that you worshiped great men.

>>18279333
>It's entirely unsurprising that you worshiped great men.
Thats literally what everybody in the modern-day post-theist society does, seems like its the most natural instinct to deify people.

>>18274057
>replace religion with culture and god with great men

That's fucking Martin Lucifer.

He preaches that "The Word of Man is superior to the Word of God", tames the White Wolves of the North with the warmth and temptation of hell, then proceeds to conquer the crumbling Christian nations who are sick with apostasy and sloth. Belphegor is empowered by the sloth, godlessness, and general indifference to the commandments of God that is displayed by the White Wolves (Now dogs), and provides them the benefit of "ingenious inventions that make them rich".

That's literally the one major plotline of the West post-1500. Pic related.

>>18279584
Here's some supplementary info. If you want to say "ooga booga spooky bois" or some bullshit, look at the evidence all around you. This argument has legit hard evidence such as semantics and the resulting behaviors and ideals of people. Philosophy has nothing beyond "This is what I want to feel because I want to feel this way"

>>18279605
This is the historical context of Jesus. The Christians always refuse to accept the full background story of their God for whatever reason, even though it's pretty necessary to understand why God has his beliefs and why Jesus does what he does.

I wrote this in order to educate people willing to learn. Don't listen to "the church" because it has been a bastion of apostasy since the collapse of the Inquisition and the summoning of Martin Lucifer. Without Crusades the the Inquisition, the mutilated and neutered faith of the Catholics is heresy because they tolerate Canaanite rituals, which means that the Church is invalid.

>Even if you hate Jesus or Christians
>at least learn the actual history so you can hate Christians more

Don't put faith in the animals, the White wolves of the north, to save you. These are literally dogs, tamed by Martin Lucifer, Son of Lucifer, and used as weapons of war by the Children of the Devil to further the aims and ambitions of Lucifer.

>Hell-hound howling in the darkness
>"Wow, this dog is very insightful!"

>>18279584
>>18279605
>>18279662
schizophrenic episode

>>18279700
>comes to /lit/
>refuses to read
>ad hom

"Lol, fuck words. Words are for schizophrenics." - Allegedly literate person

>>18279991
>>comes to /lit/
>>refuses to read
>>ad hom
>"Lol, fuck words. Words are for schizophrenics." - Allegedly literate person

>>18276756
Except Carlyle only believe in a culture which followed religion, and great men who followed God, in action or in word.