/lit/ - Literature

>>20450311
His views on women and logic and some of his political views are good, though I wouldn't say hes worth reading over and over again

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>>20450322
hi incel

>>20450311
I started reading him and it’s really rewarding. I’m an aspiring writer like most of you and yeah I’ve heard pretty much every idea that’s said in the poetics but it’s still a fun read (and is a great example of his influence)

I just finished Cicero's Topica, I'm trying to get better at composing deliberative speeches (and in general trying to better use writing as a tool for thinking about problems), will I get anything out of reading the Topics? I've already read the Rhetoric.

>>20450311
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=81HUn352hZ4

He was from time when the world was young, and science was as good as gold lying in abundance under the sun: resplendent, so bright, that even the blind were peppered by the warmth of its truth.

By logical autism and a deep desire for truth.

>>20450311
Divine Intellect.

>>20450327
do I know you? go away, trannie

So should we consider Aristotle to be atheist?

>>20451417
he was polytheist at worst