/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.15601413]

What books have been the most importanting in shaping your political views?

I trust you so much that I'll read literally every title posted itt.

[Anonymous No.15601420]

[Anonymous No.15601430]

I'll use your trust to make the inevitable Guenon- spammer invalid. Ignore him and also the guy obsessed with Ted Kaczynski.

[Anonymous No.15601438]

"How to read a book" ironically enough. It discusses a topic of the use of emotative language and aided discovery learning. When i came across it i realized i didnt ever feel like i actually belonged to a political group off my own decisions but rather off of other peoples own knowledge. After that i switch mostly to neutral politics for everyday problems and borrowing some aspects of certain groups while trying to see which i would fit best in for more complex situations. In full honesty from my own experiences a majority of problems the average joe has that are portrayed as political problems can be solved with a little bit of empathy,studying and light effort

[Anonymous No.15601484]

>>15601413
>be non white
>hate niggers
>everytime I cuck a white girl in engaging in interracial sex
>an hero
>go to the underworld
>hang out with Kobe

[Anonymous No.15601493]

>>15601413
Aristotle

[Anonymous No.15601511]

I used to be a real Rousseau, but Kant did it better. Politics is so easy if you have an honest family. What’s wrong with politics is exactly the same thing that happens when families ossify and don’t ever really talk to each other and pick each other’s brain and do business with each other.

[Anonymous No.15601519]

my political views were shaped entirely by growing up in a city where everyone hates me and wants to kill me. Don't need Plato's help on this one.

[Anonymous No.15601521]

>>15601519
Must suck being part of the police

[Anonymous No.15601533]

>>15601521
No. I'm just white.

[Anonymous No.15601600]

Reflections on the Revolution in France by Edmund Burke. Honest. It's brilliant.

[Anonymous No.15601669]

Fredrick Douglass. Education makes a man unfit to be a slave. The capacity to declare the truth as to free all people from any form of tyranny is still a struggle today. BLM is inherently an attempt to criticize ideology, only it repeats the same problem by its fixation as well as indebtedness to ideology as such. It’s still necessary, but imagine how awkward it is to see millions of people grasping in the dark for their keys

[Anonymous No.15601810]

>>15601413
Myself. Really, I needed no book. But darwin has to be the biggest influence.
>>15601511
>Rousseau
so you were retarded? kant is pretty pathetic too

[Anonymous No.15601961]

>Walter Benjamin
>Rousseau
>Marx
>Fisher

[Anonymous No.15601969]

>>15601413
none, social experience made a more powerful impact

[Anonymous No.15602076]

>>15601810
>darwin

[Anonymous No.15602086]

Karl Marx (the Wikipedia page)

[Anonymous No.15602655]

>>15602086
Based