/lit/ - Literature

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>>7096244
Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096255
Holy shit thanks, you came up with this yourself right?

>>7096257
haha, it's all yours my friend

>>7096257
lol

>>7096257
Your teacher can backtrack it here.

>>7096269
Ima wait for the thread to 404

>>7096270
I'll keep it up for you.
It will also be saved in the archive.

>>7096255
I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096264
Thanks man I really appreciate

I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096275
Why are you being so hostile?

>>7096275
The dumb nigger probably has to turn it in before friday, so if we keep it up for a few days, we'll ensure his lazy ass gets kicked out for plagiarism.

>Also, notice how i used a racial slur to increase his chances of getting shit on

>>7096276
You're teacher is a whore.


I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096275
is no one going to tell him that this is a lame as hell thesis and statements because before people started reposting it I thought you were all owning him more subtly

>>7096280
What a dick srsly
This doesn't concern you whatsoever

Anonymous 09/10/15(Thu)03:01:01 No.7096275▶>>7096276 >>7096277
I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096285
No anon, It's great!
Probably the best thesis that I've ever read, and I've read Infinite Jest.

>>7096286
You're teacher is fucking cunt and I hope she dies.

>>7096286
You're the cunt, you come here with no knowledge of the community and just expect that people are going to help you on your homework.

>>7096289
You have something against this play?

>>7096286
Anonymous 3 minutes ago No.7096287
Anonymous 09/10/15(Thu)03:01:01 No.7096275▶>>7096276 >>7096277
I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology
>>7096293
>>7096286
Get Cancer, fool.

>>7096291
I thought you guys liked literature and would enjoy doing it

>>7096299
>literature is a play
>literature is pleb assignments
How old are you?

>>7096291
First time I wholeheartedly agree with a tripfag, Stardust nonetheless.

When I agree with butterfly though, I'll stream my suicide

>>7096300
I'm 18

>>7096299
this fucking guy

>>7096302
>>>
Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

>>7096304
How are you gonna sleep? Didja think about that, genius? Gonna go a whole 2 days without rest?

>>7096306
Haha, anon, we are legion!

>>7096291
who the fuck is this noname tripfag to talk about our community
I've been here since the board opened five years ago and I've never seen your trip

Eat a dick nigga, the board usually doesn't do homework sure but I don't want a fagboy unheard of nobody trip to talk about our community as if he's a part of it

>>7096319
OP, you filthy negro, please go.

>>7096322
That's not me faggot

>>7096319
this lol what a loser. he named imself after a wrestler too lmao. not op btw!

>>7096322
Put your trip back on cock face, I'm not OP and I don't give a fuck about his homework.

>>7096329
Nah, David Bowie.

>>7096244
>I'll do anything except pay attention, use google, open a book, or study.

I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology


Hope you fail OP

Bumping once more because Fuck you OP.

>>7096255
lol this doesn't even mean anything. excellent bait

The Clouds is Aristophanes' response to Socrates. His demonstrating the limits of Socrates' "pre-Socratic" or natural scientific inquiry is what caused Socrates to embark on his "second sailing" in pursuit of the truth. It was because of Aristophanes that Socrates "brought philosophy down from the heavens and into the cities of men."

Keeping the thread up.
>>7098864
>actually replying

>>7096244
Thesis: The traditional gods were not just important as pre-scientific explanations about the world, but were also considered the source of authority for the laws and customs of the Greek polis.

Supporting statements:
1) The teachings of the "thinkery" about the gods are treated as a subject verboten to discuss with outsiders (though both Socrates and his students blab about them), suggesting that the subject is not just considered a "mystery teaching", but one with certain political consequences.

2) The "wisdom" that Pheidippides comes away from the "thinkery" amounts to respect only for wisdom or for those who might have it having true authority, the gods having been reduced to clouds (Socratic "forms" HINT HINT).

3) The end of the play culminates in either Strepsiades or Hermes (in some manuscripts it's Hermes who suddenly appears and speaks before the Chorus' final words) demanding that Socrates and his students be pursued because "most of all since I know that they were doing injustice to the gods."

>>7096244
I'll also repost it, just to be sure it's saved.

Clouds parodies the ancient Greek superstitious myth that the "gods" lived in the "clouds".

Supporting statements:
>Greek gods are often depicted living in clouds (groups of condensed water in the upper atmosphere)
>The title of the play is "Clouds"
>The events of the play mirror those believed to have been undertaken in the "clouds" of Greek mythology

I know the op is a troll, but other than that I'm having trouble keeping track of the trolls and the trollees in this thread.

Fuck /lit/ is too meta for me.