>gender >age >occupation >favorite novelist >favorite poet >favorite philosopher >favorite art-form besides literature

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Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:18:31 2013 No.4170642 [DELETED]

>gender
>age
>occupation
>favorite novelist
>favorite poet
>favorite philosopher
>favorite art-form besides literature

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:23:31 2013 No.4170652 Who gives a fuck about these shitty survey threads that nobody reads anyway? I'd better wank to my reflection instead.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:27:30 2013 No.4170658 >non-conforming >is just a number >computational website post-maker >I don't see picking favorites between human beings as a productive venture >see above >see above >life

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:28:30 2013 No.4170660

>>4170642
>>gender
male
>>age
24
>>occupation
student/unemployed
>>favorite novelist
Neal Stephenson
>>favorite poet
Arjen Duinker
>>favorite philosopher
Difficult. At the moment it's Dewey, in general it's Leibniz
>>favorite art-form besides literature
Pnp rpg's.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:29:30 2013 No.4170661 M 20 Philosophy student Flann O'Brien T.S. Eliot Spinoza Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:32:31 2013 No.4170667 >define 'gender' >define 'age' >define 'occupation' >define 'novelist' >define 'poet' >define 'philosopher >Papier-mâché

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:35:30 2013 No.4170671

>>4170642

>>gender
Male
>>age
22
>>occupation
PhD student in Art Theory.
>>favorite novelist
Novels are produced by talentless poets; they're repulsive
>>favorite poet
T.S. Eliot
>>favorite philosopher
Derrida
>>favorite art-form besides literature
Visual Art

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:37:30 2013 No.4170677

>gender
yes please
>age
never you mind
>occupation
career neet
>favorite novelist
fyodor dostoevsky; yukio mishima; knut hamsun
>favorite poet
paul celan; comte de lautréamont; fernando pessoa
>favorite philosopher
arthur schopenhauer; epictetus; st. augustus
>favorite art-form besides literature
music i guess

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:37:30 2013 No.4170678 >gender Male master race >age 18 >occupation Male >favorite novelist Nabokov >favorite poet T.S. Eliot >favorite philosopher Kant >favorite art-form besides literature Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:38:30 2013 No.4170680 >>4170671 >Novels are produced by talentless poets; they're repulsive :\

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:38:30 2013 No.4170682 >>4170677 >fyodor dostoevsky; yukio mishima; knut hamsun you only picked those because their names are pleasent to pronounce, didn't you?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:38:30 2013 No.4170683 File: 18 KB, 559x556, 1359481499317.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170658 >>favorite art-form besides literature >life

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:39:30 2013 No.4170684 >>4170642 >gender M >age 22 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Fitzgarald, but don't read novels. >favorite poet Phillip Larkin >favorite philosopher Aristotle >favorite art-form besides literature Television

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:40:30 2013 No.4170687 >>4170642 >>gender male >>age 18 >>occupation student >>favorite novelist dostoyevsky >>favorite poet william blake >>favorite philosopher nietzsche >>favorite art-form besides literature film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:43:45 2013 No.4170697 >>4170671 >22 >Phd student no you're not

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:46:45 2013 No.4170709 >>4170678 we could be friends you and me

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:46:45 2013 No.4170710 >>4170709 let us go then you and i

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:52:45 2013 No.4170730 >>4170697 Right out of university, brother. Life is good.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:53:45 2013 No.4170733 >>4170730 University, research topic, supervisor?

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 15:58:45 2013 No.4170749
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>>4170658
calling life as an art-form implies it can be perfected, implies it can be taken ex situ on triumphal display, implies masculine creator in feminine space

genderqueer
agequeer
jobqueer
Jaroslav Hašek
Byron
Richard Dawkins
feminist performance art

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:00:45 2013 No.4170758 >>4170658 >>life Are you Friedrich N.?

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:04:45 2013 No.4170766

>>4170642
>>gender

Male

>>age

26

>>occupation

Lawyer

>>favorite novelist

Tolstoy

>>favorite poet

Shakespeare

>>favorite philosopher

Montaigne

>>favorite art-form besides literature

Music (I love Beethoven and Mozarth with all my soul) and Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:05:45 2013 No.4170771 >>4170671 >Novels are produced by talentless poets; they're repulsive This is bait

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:08:45 2013 No.4170780 >>4170733 NYU, Aesthetic Criticism Before Art, Not telling you that.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:09:45 2013 No.4170782 File: 184 KB, 367x205, captain-obvious_1444.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170771

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:09:45 2013 No.4170785

>gender
Male
>age
25
>occupation
Part-time community college student, unemployed
>favorite novelist
Hemingway? I haven't read much.
>favorite poet
I have read only a handful of poems and I couldn't tell you what they were or by whom they were written.
>favorite philosopher
I think I'm too stupid to understand philosophy.
>favorite art-form besides literature
Probably painting or sculpture.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:10:45 2013 No.4170787 >>4170780 >Before Art Is this a reference to Hegel/Danto? So Aesthetics before Vasari?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:10:45 2013 No.4170788 File: 40 KB, 550x450, machida_self-portrait_as_yukio_mishima.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170749 *categorizing life as an art-form >>4170780 explain the difference nonobjective and nonrepresentational art or something

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>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:17:45 2013 No.4170805 File: 1.81 MB, 459x199, 1376315426148.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170799 >>4170788 are you high?

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:21:45 2013 No.4170818

>>4170788

That which lacks derivation from figures or things, or verisimilitude in some respects; they're as similar as the Israelites crossing the red sea and Kierkegaard's mood - Transfiguration of the Commonplace joke - haha

>>4170787

Well, to some extent - yes. Both Hegel and Danto play pretty significant roles in many of the theories put forward, but it's a growing sub-discipline of aesthetics that explores art before the existence of art an established medium. I would go into further detail, but I don't know your background - you sound well read, but how well read?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:23:45 2013 No.4170824 >>4170818 I finishing up (writing thesis) a masters in Philosophy and a Research Masters in Arts and culture. Hope to one day do a Phd, as you do.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:43:30 2013 No.4170884

>gender
Male
>age
19
>occupation
English Lit Student aka Poverty undergrad
>favorite novelist
not sure, Fitzgerald is nice, as is Vonnegut. Still searching I guess.
>favorite poet
T.S. Eliot
>favorite philosopher
it's a mystery. not read any philosophical works except Myth of Sisyphus. Kant is a pretty cool guy.
>favorite art-form besides literature
Film.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:53:31 2013 No.4170909
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>>4170805
I've been losing sleep over proposals for things I probably won't finish but that too

>>4170818
that makes a little more sense but I still don't know how to sound sophisticated in interpreting them

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:54:31 2013 No.4170912 >>4170642 >gender Female >age 21 >occupation Freeter, ocasionnal college student >favorite novelist Hesse >favorite poet Chaucer >favorite philosopher I'm not intelligent enough for that >favorite art-form besides literature Music Shoujo/Josei manga

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:56:30 2013 No.4170919 >>4170912 >female >hesse ok, when was the operation

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 16:56:30 2013 No.4170920 M 25 NEET - - - -

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:09:57 2013 No.4170953

>>4170919
You don't understand
>tfw you will never meet a moody introverted man who appreciates Mozart that would learn the foxtrot and run through the circles of hell for you
>tfw you will never have a friendship as close bonded as Demian's was to Sinclair
>tfw you will never have a qt bf as charming as Goldmund

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:09:57 2013 No.4170955 >>4170642 Male 22 Farmer Michel Houllebecq Homer Schopenhauer Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:11:56 2013 No.4170957 >>4170912 >Chaucer I like your style, my lady

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:11:56 2013 No.4170960 >gender m >age 19 >occupation student >favorite novelist Tao Lin, only quasi-ironically or actually I guess Murakami >favorite poet Wordsworth or Blake >favorite philosopher Jung >favorite art-form besides literature film pretty pleb, but whatever

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:16:30 2013 No.4170981 >Female >22 >College student, waitress >Dostoevsky... I think, at least that's what I'm feeling now >Keats maybe >[spoilers]Kierkegaard[/spoilers] >Music

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:35:28 2013 No.4171025
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>>4170642
Male
24 years, 10 months, and 4 days
Philosophy Student. The pay is bad.
Borges if he doesn't count Hemingway
Rilke
any answer right now would be a purely superficial one need to learn more
Music

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:41:28 2013 No.4171031

>Male
>18
>shitty arbys job
>Hard to say. Probably a toss up between Yukio Mishima (we'll pretend western standards apply to japanese prose) and Larry Niven
>Rudyard Kipling
>Friedrich Nietzsche
>music

inb4 I'm shitty kid with shitty tastes. I don't like Nietzsche cause he's 'cool' or 'edgy', I like him cause he's intellectually challenging.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:43:28 2013 No.4171034 >>4170642 >Male >21 >Chef >Shelley >Wittgenstein >Anarcho-Punk

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:43:28 2013 No.4171036 >Male? >22 >Student/Criminal >Thomas Pynchon >Robert Montgomery >The Invisible Committee >Destruction

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:44:28 2013 No.4171039 >>4170642 Male 17 Studing to become a mathematician Philip K. Dick Vinicius de Moraes Bertrand Russell Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:47:27 2013 No.4171045 >gender MTF >age 23 >occupation Student, Nanotechnology >favorite novelist Honore de Balzac >favorite poet Walt Whitman >favorite philosopher Bataille >favorite art-form besides literature Ballet

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:49:27 2013 No.4171049 >>4171045 >Ballet Nice

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:49:28 2013 No.4171050 >>4170960 You actually read Jung? How was it? I've heard good things.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:50:28 2013 No.4171051 >>4171045 fine trap taste you are doing your race proud

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:52:28 2013 No.4171053 >12 >Male >Prostitute >Kafka >>Poetry >Wittgenstein >Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:52:28 2013 No.4171054 >>4170955 cool, a farmer?! How do you like it? I'm thinking of becoming one too. But atm I'm still studying (agriculture)...

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:52:28 2013 No.4171055 >>4170981 A waitress who reads Kierkegaard. That's a beautiful thing to hear. Cook here: >>4171034

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:53:27 2013 No.4171060 File: 48 KB, 442x600, woundedfeelings.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170953 ballroom dancing sucks it's a trap these shoes are worthless

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:54:27 2013 No.4171061 >>4171053 I'd probably be into Kafka too if I was 12 year old boy prostitute

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:55:28 2013 No.4171066
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>gender
Male
>age
18
>occupation
Student/None
>favorite novelist
Robert Walser / Hubert Selby Jr.
>favorite poet
Henri Michaux / Joszef Attilla
>favorite philosopher
Camus, I guess (I haven't read too much philosophy)
>favorite art-form besides literature
Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 17:56:28 2013 No.4171072 >gender Male >age 25 >occupation the felt presence of immediate experience >favorite novelist Kafka >favorite poet Poe >favorite philosopher Socrates >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:01:27 2013 No.4171084 >>4171066 Jozsef Attila*

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:05:01 2013 No.4171096 >male >20 >Psychology major, Cognitive Science minor >Tolstoy >Whitman >Jesus Christ >music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:06:02 2013 No.4171106 >>4170953 I'm a moody introverted man who will charmingly tell you to shut up when you get too euphoric. I've run trough fire enough.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:17:16 2013 No.4171135 File: 143 KB, 537x560, 1368871508478.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Male 23 I run a carwash. Cormac McCarthy Baudelaire Spinoza VIDEO GAMES Deal with it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:21:17 2013 No.4171155 >gender 18 >age male >occupation student >favorite novelist Woolf >favorite poet Rimbaud >favorite philosopher Kierkegaard >favorite art-form besides literature Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:23:17 2013 No.4171158 >>4170955 I'd suck your dick were I to be a homo.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:23:17 2013 No.4171159

>gender

Male

>age

22

>occupation

Freelance writer, currently

>favorite novelist

Kazuo Ishiguro

>favorite poet

I want to say Yeats. I don't read much poetry.

>favorite philosopher

J S Mill

>favorite art-form besides literature

I guess celluloid.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:33:17 2013 No.4171177 >>4171135 Are you at peace with the fact that the carwash was funded with your dad's drug money?

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:33:17 2013 No.4171179

>gender
Male
>age
18
>occupation
High school student
>favorite novelist
J.D. Salinger
>favorite poet
Bukowski
>favorite philosopher
I've never read formal philosophy aside from parts of the New Testament, so I feel like Jesus is the only qualified answer I can give.
>favorite art-form besides literature
Movies/film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:35:19 2013 No.4171186 >>4171179 Adjustment: probably Dostoyevsky. I've only read Crime and Punishment so far, but it's my favorite novel. I'll look into reading more stuff by him soon.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:35:19 2013 No.4171188 >>4170642 Male 24 Dishwasher Joseph Conrad Shakespeare Nietzsche Music; particularly Tchaikovsky

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:40:17 2013 No.4171194 >>4171188 Next time I eat out, I will be wondering if the guy who ends up washing my plate is into classical music.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:40:17 2013 No.4171195

>>4171054
It's not actually my career, I just work on an orchard when I'm not in school.

I love it though, far more enjoyable and rewarding then any shit job I've had in retail or the service industry. There's some aspects of it that might not seem appealing like being in a mixture of mud and manure up to your shins but the old man whose land it is is the nicest guy ever (and he honestly pays me more than he needs too) and I like the nature of the work. I get to be outside and by myself most of the time.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 18:44:17 2013 No.4171205

Male
20
Student
Bolano, Ballard or Queneau
Pushkin
Bataille
Film

There's three writers because I really admire Ballard but it's hard to enjoy someone so brutal at times, Bolano because he's lovely to read, there's no other author whose works I consume quite so fast and Queneau because he's hilarious.
As for poet I really like Apollinaire as well but the translations really weaken him and I'm not fluent enough in French to read poetry in the language.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:11:06 2013 No.4171274 >>4171195 Do you have to know a farmer to get a part time job as one? I'd love to work on a farm when I'm not in college, for the reasons you mentioned and because I used to know a few farmers and they were the happiest people ever and fuckin rich.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:18:06 2013 No.4171290 >>4170642 >gender M >age 20 >occupation student >favorite novelist Cormac McCarthy >favorite poet not into poetry >favorite philosopher Camus >favorite art-form besides literature Film (I actually prefer to literature)

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:23:05 2013 No.4171307 >gender m >age old >occupation clerk >favorite novelist prohbs melville >favorite poet shakespeare >favorite philosopher lao tsu >favorite art-form besides literature dance or architecture

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:25:05 2013 No.4171315

>>4171274
Well I didn't acquire this job through any formal means. No resume or interview bullshit. It was pretty much word of mouth/acquaintance connection. Although I do have a bit of experience with gardening and tending livestock so I was able to get hired once I demonstrated that I knew what I was doing.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:25:05 2013 No.4171316 Everyone posts, nobody reads. Male 23 Chemical Engineer Camus TS Eliot Max Stirner Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:30:05 2013 No.4171325 >>4171316 I SEE YOU LIKE SOME OF THE MOST FREQUENTLY DISCUSSED WRITERS ON HERE THIS MAKES YOU VERY INTERESTING WELL DONE

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:35:05 2013 No.4171339 >>4171307 >favorite philosopher >lao tsu Not sure if patrician or idiot

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:54:06 2013 No.4171392 >gender F >age 25 >occupation Graduate student (History) >favorite novelist Tolstoy >favorite poet Macaulay >favorite philosopher Evola >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 19:56:06 2013 No.4171394 >>4171392 wow, this totally is a real person who exists

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:08:05 2013 No.4171414 M 18 Student Dostoevsky Erza Pound Kant or Kierkegaard. Music.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:12:05 2013 No.4171422 Girl 10 School Nabekov Lewis Carrol Foocalt Singing

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:17:06 2013 No.4171429
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>>4170642

It does not matter
It does not matter
Web Master - Graphic Designer
Albert Camus
Charles Baudelaire - Omar Kheyyam
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Every single art form

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:19:06 2013 No.4171435 File: 31 KB, 359x239, OB-UV689_pd1004_E_20121004133351.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4171177 Yes I am.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:20:06 2013 No.4171437 >gender Male >age 21 >occupation Programmer >favorite novelist Doestovsky >favorite poet Homer >favorite philosopher Camus >favorite art-form besides literature Film

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:24:05 2013 No.4171444
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>>4171429

Irrelevant
Irrelevant
Frustrated Philosopher
Jorge Luis Borges
Miguel Hernandez
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Cinematography

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:25:05 2013 No.4171446 File: 216 KB, 500x359, 1381289197355.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170642 >m >24 >Ishiguro >Issa (i dont read much poetry) >Baudriallard >installation/conceptual

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:27:05 2013 No.4171455 >gender Male >age 22 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Cormac McCarthy or James Joyce >favorite poet Keats >favorite philosopher Wittgenstein >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:29:05 2013 No.4171456 File: 530 KB, 341x860, journalism.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4171444 N/A N/A Frustrated Journalist Franz Kafka Arthur Rimbaud Cioran Music If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:29:06 2013 No.4171458 >gender M >age 18 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Dostoevsky >favorite poet Kahlin Gibran >favorite philosopher Cioran >favorite art-form besides literature I guess videogames, but i don't really think they're art

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:32:05 2013 No.4171473 >gender >age math questions, no thanks >occupation reading, minimal arithmatic >favorite novelist brautigan >favorite poet ee cummings >favorite philosopher lucretius >favorite art-form besides literature table manners

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:33:06 2013 No.4171475 ? ? Professional butterfly keeper / moth king Bataille Comte de Lautréamont Baudrillard Etching

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:33:06 2013 No.4171479 ITT: A lot of young men under 20 think Camus is a philosopher.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:35:07 2013 No.4171483
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>>4171456

o
o
Frustrated Hacker
William Gibson
Richard Stallman (GNU Song)
Kurt Godel
Videogames >>4171458 (by the classical definition, they are an art, undoubtely)

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:37:06 2013 No.4171488

>gender
female
>age
24
>occupation
student in a doctoral program
>favorite novelist
Solzhenitsyn
>favorite poet
W.H. Auden
>favorite philosopher
can't into philosophy, I find it exhausting and irrelevant
>favorite art-form besides literature
architecture

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:38:06 2013 No.4171490 >>4171488 why are women materialistic plebs without fail

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:41:06 2013 No.4171499
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>>4171483

Nihil
Nihil
Frustrated Time Traveler
Erasmus of Rotterdam
Dante Alighieri
Picco Della Mirandola
Paiting

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:45:06 2013 No.4171511 >>4171499 I couldn't find reverse until I switched up Erasmus with Proust. /liberated time traveler

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:45:06 2013 No.4171512 >>4171490 LOL your right bro she is obviously a materialistic pleb look at her responses wow such a woman

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:47:05 2013 No.4171515 >gender M >age 20 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Hesse >favorite poet T.S. Eliot >favorite philosopher Freddy Neetch >favorite art-form besides literature Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:47:05 2013 No.4171516 22 m student fav nove: steve king poet: robert frost phil: albert camus

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:49:06 2013 No.4171523 >Male >18 >Student >Tolkien >Eliot >No opinion >Film

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:49:06 2013 No.4171528 >>4171512 #weirdtwitter #tia #hth #seriouslythoughfeminismisimportantnotbeingmeta

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:51:06 2013 No.4171536
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None
None
Amused keleton at spooky carnival ride
Ernst Junger
Sylvia Plath
Shri Gaudapadacharya
Calligraphy

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:52:06 2013 No.4171539 >>4171536 *skeleton Sorry I only have nine fingers.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:56:06 2013 No.4171555
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>>4171511

Are you kidding?
Are you kidding?
Free Thinker
Katsuhiro Otomo
Mario Benedetti (His haikus)
Yukio Mishima (Philosophy of Action)
Origami

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 20:58:06 2013 No.4171568

>gender
Male
>age
18
>occupation
Previously? Produce. Currently a student.
>favorite novelist
Dostoevsky
>favorite poet
Shakespeare
>favorite philosopher
Marcus Aurelius
>favorite art-form besides literature
I'd say vidya, but that'd be retarded. Probably Cinema

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:08:30 2013 No.4171605 M 20 IT student Bernhard Rilke Adorno Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:10:30 2013 No.4171614 >gender - Male >age - 25 >occupation - Student >favorite novelist - Raymond Chandler >favorite poet - William Blake >favorite philosopher - Nietzche/Heraclitus/Camus >favorite art-form besides literature - Theatre/Installation art

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:11:30 2013 No.4171615

>gender
M
>age
28
>occupation
'retired' (financially independent)/going back to school to study philosophy... dat state school where dey define erry term for half da lecture
>favorite novelist
Eiji Yoshikawa
>favorite poet
I'm not sure yet
>favorite philosopher
Hume... Wittgenstein a close second.
>favorite art-form besides literature
Music, followed by abstract art and well designed software.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:17:30 2013 No.4171636 M 25 Graduate student/composition teacher Beckett and/or Henry James Wallace Stevens and/or John Donne Hobbes Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:17:30 2013 No.4171638 >>4170671 Derrida...Ok. >gender Male >age 20 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Dostoevsky >favorite poet Lorca >favorite philosopher Schopenhauer >favorite art-form besides literature music, classical guitar concertist.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:20:30 2013 No.4171644 >gender Male >age 21 >occupation Student >favorite novelist Thomas Mann >favorite poet William Butler Yeats >favorite philosopher Michel Foucault >favorite art-form besides literature music

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:20:46 2013 No.4171646
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>>4171555

Older than time
Older than time
Viking God
Snorri Sturluson
Bragi Boddason
Odin
War

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:34:46 2013 No.4171699 File: 1.26 MB, 3510x2481, crow-in-the-yard.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ? ¿ Patrician Mortician Lovecraft Poe Crowley Sculpture If I had to answer these questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every, single, time.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:39:46 2013 No.4171722 >gender Male >age 25 >occupation Journalist >favorite novelist Evelyn Waugh >favorite poet Rupert Brooke >favorite philosopher David Hume >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:45:31 2013 No.4171745 >>4171392 Fuck you.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:46:31 2013 No.4171747
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>>4171646

Timeless
Genderless
Thought Enabler
Anonymous (It wrote a fuckton of Novels)
Anonymous (It wrote a fuckton of Poetry)
Socrates
Life

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time, and this sentence would be the only constant. Or maybe not?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 21:53:02 2013 No.4171766 File: 20 KB, 356x262, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170642 >male >18 >student >James Joyce >Walt Whitman >Friedrich Nietzsche >music

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:30:06 2013 No.4171889

>>4171392
>Evola
Who?
WP
>Evola regarded his perspectives and spiritual values as aristocratic, masculine, traditionalist, heroic and defiantly reactionary.
>According to one scholar, "Evola’s thought can be considered one of the most radically and consistently antiegalitarian, antiliberal, antidemocratic, and antipopular systems in the twentieth century."[1]

>gender
F
are you an italian gf?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:35:06 2013 No.4171908 File: 61 KB, 400x388, 132631885180.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4171475 >Bataille >Comte de Lautréamont >Baudrillard >You will never read and discuss Visions of Excess and Les Chants with your qt 10/10 butterfly keeping gf/bf

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:37:05 2013 No.4171910

>>4170642
>>gender
still thinks there are grills on the interwebz.
>>age
34
>>occupation
journalist (also, unemployed)
>>favorite novelist
none. There are great books, like Jonathan Franzen, the Corrections.
>>favorite poet
Baudelaire? Whitman? Musset? Me?
>>favorite philosopher
Spinoza.
>>favorite art-form besides literature
/MU/

>>	Kvothe the Raven !K2s.bxtAzY Wed Oct 9 22:41:06 2013 No.4171926 >>gender Male >>age 21 >>occupation QA for a scientific programming department >>favorite novelist Hemingway >>favorite poet Frost >>favorite philosopher Karl Popper >>favorite art-form besides literature /tv/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:43:07 2013 No.4171939 File: 50 KB, 540x505, gangsta_daria_0.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4171135 >Baudelaire >Spinoza mah nigga.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:45:05 2013 No.4171947 >>4171910 >Franzen Stick to /mu/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:49:05 2013 No.4171956 >>4171910 >>>/oprahsbookclub/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:49:05 2013 No.4171957 Male 19 Student of Math & Creative Writing DFW Idk, dr seuss I guess. I don't read poetry Kierkegaarde Vida Gaem

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:52:05 2013 No.4171962 >>4170642 >M >18 >Pizza Delivery Boy >Gabriel Garcia Marquez >Byron >Kierkegaard >Cinema or Kanye West or David Bowie

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:53:05 2013 No.4171968 >Male >21 >Copy Editor >Hubert Selby Jr. >Emily Dickinson >Jiddu Krishnamurti >Performance Art

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 22:59:05 2013 No.4171990 >>4170749 >2012 >Not engaging in post-art >Not treating every action as an artistic venture

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:02:05 2013 No.4172002 Male 23 Military Nimier and Matzneff ex aequo Rimbaud Nietszche Cinema

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:02:06 2013 No.4172001

>>4171050
Sorry for my late response; not sure if you are even still here, but Jung's shit is pretty interesting. Well, all I've read was his books concerning archetypes, personae, and shadows, which I decided to pursue because of vidya (ie, the Persona series). Also I am a psych major and I hate Freud, so that factored into my drive to read Jung. But yeah I recommend his works.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:07:06 2013 No.4172031 >>4170788 wood ewe please right a pome of five to ten lions lawn?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:10:05 2013 No.4172037 >>4170788 It just implies creation, post modernist scum.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:15:08 2013 No.4172055 >crtl f spinoza >1 of 4 >4 good.

Anonymous Wed Oct 9 23:46:56 2013 No.4172174
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>>4171339
If it had been Zhuangzi, it would be patrician, but alas, it was Laozi.
>M
>22
>Civil engineer, water resources
>Hm...Maxine Hong Kingston is high up. I fucks with Mario Vargas Llosa and James Joyce real hard, though.
>Langston Hughes, Kamau Brathwaite, Li Bo, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Seamus Heaney...dunno, that's a fair picture of the tops
>Kierkegaard or Zhuangzi, but my erudition in this area is pitiful
>Music, specifically percussion

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 00:05:56 2013 No.4172222 >>4170642 M 20 Student Tolstoy Sappho Wittgenstein Visual

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 00:07:57 2013 No.4172226 File: 1.81 MB, 176x144, 1368067375331.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >you retards actually think that "student" is an occupation

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 00:13:00 2013 No.4172239 no one for Aquinas? You're all fucking clueless. seriously. inb4 Aquinas is not a philosopher. Read Gilson's spirit of medieval philosophy.

:^) !!58hTUK7XbfZ Thu Oct 10 00:56:01 2013 No.4172313

>gender
The more equal gender
>age
Age is just a number created by oppresive pigs
>occupation
A warrior of mother gaia, am also wiccan
>favorite novelist
Non of those dick hanging cis scum
>favorite poet
Just saw a lecture made by a gorgeous woman on patriarchy, that is a real poem
>favorite philosopher
The one that created Women Studies
>favorite art-form besides literature
Shooting estrogen with a spraying gun

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 00:58:01 2013 No.4172317 >gender M >age 19 >occupation >implying >favorite novelist Pynchon >favorite poet >favorite philosopher Machiavelli, Nietzsche, the pre-socratic philosopher you know least about >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 01:02:02 2013 No.4172322 >>4172239 Oh lawdy this kind of superficial mindedness concerning philosophy is sweepin the youngins

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 01:04:02 2013 No.4172326 >>4172317 >the pre-socratic philosopher you know least about what is this from

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 01:04:02 2013 No.4172327 >gender M >age 22 >occupation Stocker >favorite novelist Vonnegut >favorite poet Ginsberg >favorite philosopher Nietzsche >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 10:33:04 2013 No.4173320 >>4172226 >>4171045 here, >implying my research papers on Nanotech don't earn me just as much money and respect as any other job

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 10:37:28 2013 No.4173325 >Yes please >20 >Retail/student >Patrick White m8 >I don't know this >I don't know this >Mad Men

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 10:54:29 2013 No.4173360 >F >25 >NEET/Not-quitE-failEd-yeT 'artist' >can't answer >can't into poetry >Cioran or Nietzsche, haven't read much philosophy >Painting, Film

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 11:46:17 2013 No.4173471 >gender male >age 22 >occupation student >favorite novelist Vladimir Nabokov >favorite poet Alexander Pushkin >favorite philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein >favorite art-form besides literature music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:09:17 2013 No.4173505 >>4173360 >Cioran or Nietzsche dem opposites

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:16:09 2013 No.4173516 >male >18 >student(engineering) >Dostoevsky >Neruda >Derrida >Film

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:29:07 2013 No.4173530

>gender
Male
>age
19
>occupation
Undergrad in East Asian Studies, part time cashier at gas station.
>favorite novelist
James Joyce
>favorite poet
N/A
>favorite philosopher
Various philosophers that I like, Mencius (Mengzi), Chuang-Tzu (Zhuangzi), Kant and Nietzche.
>favorite art-form besides literature
Music. I compose 12 tone piano pieces.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:30:06 2013 No.4173532 >>4173360 Can all girls just truncate their posts to >F >pleb please

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:30:06 2013 No.4173533 >gender Male >age 25 >occupation Writer >favorite novelist Joyce >favorite poet Keats >favorite philosopher Nietzsche >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:31:06 2013 No.4173535 >>4170642 >m >20 >writer for the local paper, future novelist once my editor finishes up, student >f.scott >walt whitman >philosophy is dumb mans science, i'll go with favorite scientist- Robert Oppenheimer >jazz

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:33:07 2013 No.4173537 >m >28 >NEET, but I fooled myself into thinking I'm a writer >Cormac McCarthy >William Ernest Henley >King Solomon/Laozi >Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:34:07 2013 No.4173538 >>4173533 Is your life some kind of extended performance art piece, showcasing the model of a 'truly generic person'?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:37:06 2013 No.4173543 >>4171031 >nietzsche >intellectually challenging >pleb

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:37:07 2013 No.4173544 >>4173360 please tell me you're at least not fat.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:38:07 2013 No.4173548 >>4170642 >>gender Male >>age Twenty-four >>occupation Writer >>favorite novelist Franz Kafka >>favorite poet Titus Lucretius Carus >>favorite philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel >>favorite art-form besides literature Film

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:43:07 2013 No.4173561

>>4170642
>gender
Female
>age
24
>occupation
n/a, grad student
>favorite novelists
Yasunari Kawabata and Richard Brautigan
>favorite poet
Ryokan, Piet Hein, Oliverio Girondo
>favorite philosophers
Dogen, Bachelard, Montaigne
>favorite art-form besides literature
Film

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 12:43:07 2013 No.4173565 >>4170642 >>gender male >>age 19 >>occupation gardening assistant >>favorite novelist Phillip k dick >>favorite poet - >>favorite philosopher -- >>favorite art-form besides literature firearms

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:20:41 2013 No.4173643
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>gender
male
>age
28
>occupation
Mental Health worker/Freelance Film maker
>favorite novelist
Philip K. Dick
>favorite poet
Davíð Stefánsson
>favorite philosopher
Friedrich Nietzsche
>favorite art-form besides literature
Film

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:35:41 2013 No.4173679 >>4173532 I thought nobody was trying to sound smart itt seeing everybody's answers.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:41:30 2013 No.4173694 Male 22 Nurse Emerson N/A Abstract Expressionism (Paintings)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:43:29 2013 No.4173702 m 23 chess player/tutor pynchon or mccarthy wu tang clan i dunno. george carlin. music

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:43:29 2013 No.4173703

>male
>24
>inspect building material damage in schools
>novelist: generally read only a book or two per author, but currently Dostoyevsky
>poet: know nothing of poetry but I like Baudelaire's Spleen
>philosopher: know nothing of philosophy but Plato's cave and is interesting
>I like listening to music, lately Boards of Canada

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:43:30 2013 No.4173701 >>4170642 male 24 oh god why am i on this website student/liquor store stock assoc. don't read novels rilke, celan, holderlin heidegger painting

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:45:29 2013 No.4173708 >>4170642 >gender Male >age 18 >occupation Waiter/Psych student >favorite novelist Yukio Mishima, Jonathan Safran Foer >favorite philosopher Rousseau, Freud >favorite art-form besides literature Film Not interesting person at all.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 13:50:29 2013 No.4173721 >>4173537 >Ecclesiastes >Tao Te Ching I don't even...

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:00:29 2013 No.4173739 >>4173702 >chess player/tutor what

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:05:29 2013 No.4173755 File: 58 KB, 465x600, bob_solo.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Male. 31 Trophy husband. Norman Mailer. Milton. Rousseau. Judith Butler. Paintings.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:08:30 2013 No.4173762 >>4173739 its his way of writing pretentious college student

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:10:29 2013 No.4173765 >all these 24 year olds >tfw we're gonna be 25 soon how

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:12:57 2013 No.4173769 >>4173739 get in on this lucrative racket brother. i can afford to eat chicken EVERY NIGHT

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:15:30 2013 No.4173778 Male 18 Palestine Vonnegut Darnielle Kant Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:21:29 2013 No.4173785 >Male >23 >Student/Clerk >Kafka or Sadegh Hedayat >Abd Al-Bayati >Epicurus or Nietzsche >Music Very boring huh?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:25:30 2013 No.4173793 M 24 grad student Flan O'Brien no favorite poet Witt theater

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:54:49 2013 No.4173854 >gender Female >age 21 >occupation College student >favorite novelist Yukio Mishima >favorite poet Federico Garcia Lorca >favorite philosopher Beatriz Preciado >favorite art-form besides literature Painting

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 14:56:49 2013 No.4173858 >>4170642 >gender M >age 24 >occupation SAP-consultant >favorite novelist Hemingway & Fante >favorite poet Charles Baudelaire >favorite philosopher Marcus Aurelius >favorite art-form besides literature Paintings

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:03:50 2013 No.4173870 File: 56 KB, 399x429, 1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4173854 >Beatriz Preciado hahahaha

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:04:50 2013 No.4173872 >>4173854 Hey ;)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:06:50 2013 No.4173876 >>4170749 >calling life as an art-form implies it can be perfected Unless you think art can be perfected, no it doesn't.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:09:50 2013 No.4173881 >>4170642 >gender NEET >age Male >occupation Nineteen >favorite novelist Either Mishima or Flaubert >favorite poet William Blake/Paul Célan/Walt Whitman >favorite philosopher Wittgenstein >favorite art-form besides literature Muzak

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:09:50 2013 No.4173883 >>4170671 >Novels are produced by talentless poets; they're repulsive Hmm... sounds like he's just parroting Faulkner's famous quote. This has got to be bait. >Derrida He's trolling.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:12:50 2013 No.4173886 >>4173854 Hey-hey. Are you a Spaniard by any chance?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:12:50 2013 No.4173889 >gender Male >age 18 >occupation N/A, student >favorite novelist Joyce or Cormac McCarthy >favorite poet E.E. Cummings >favorite philosopher Schopenhauer >favorite art-form besides literature Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:19:49 2013 No.4173904 >>4170642 Male 22 Student/unemployed; thinking about quitting Bellow, Bernhard, and Borges (I can't decide). The B's are a coincidence. Whitman Kant Music

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:37:49 2013 No.4173937

>gender
Male lesbian
>age
in this life, 21
>occupation
I run a fat acceptance tumblr
>favorite novelist
Not a novelist per se, but Matha Nussbaum
>favorite poet
Any female poet who challenges the rigid monopoly of patriarchal poets
>favorite philosopher
Simone de Beauvoir
>favorite art-form besides literature
Privilege checking infographics

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:42:49 2013 No.4173947 Male 24 Pharmacology student Melville Coleridge Hume Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:44:49 2013 No.4173952 >>4173886 No.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:47:50 2013 No.4173955

>>4173769
if you were a circus geek you could eat chickens for free!

>>4171990
>>4172037
>>4173876
if life is any art-form, it's a kind of spolia
art is the highest form of a thing (a person can "turn burger-flipping into an art") but the only highest form of being is God
life could be something like performance or poetry instead but I tried delivering a slam poem once and almost vomited

>>4172031
when you have sensitive skin...
silky smooth, hot cocoa butter
"a soft bed of white fish"
super concentrated fast acting
FEEL THE POWER
straight makin that money
strai-straight takin that money

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 15:51:50 2013 No.4173960 File: 1.46 MB, 1733x2250, 1996_dam_scum_aj.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4173955 *"a bed of soft white fish" forgot picture as well

SwagBoi3000 Thu Oct 10 16:02:49 2013 No.4173981
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>Male
>18
>ORM
>Who crime and punishment? That nigga
>Capital Steez
>nietzsche
>RAP

Sorry for my pleb answers I have a real life and dont wrap my views around a 4chan board, I enjoy what I enjoy. Now, critique me.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 16:17:50 2013 No.4174005

>>4170642
>gender do you know where you are?
>age 24
>occupation part time student, part time NEET
>favorite novelist Fyodor Michailowitsch "The D" Dostoyevsky
>favorite poet Paul Celan or RM Rilke, depending on mood
>favorite philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer
>favorite art-form besides literature music

also: >>4170677
MUH NIGGA!

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 16:19:50 2013 No.4174008 >M >18 >Help in dads resteraunt sometimes >Nabkov, Dostoyevsky >Wilde >Nietzsche >Film (big fan of Antonioni, Buneal, Rohmer etc)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 16:31:49 2013 No.4174025 male 22 student ernesto sabato césar vallejo cornelius castoriadis sex

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 17:50:32 2013 No.4174215 >>4173548 >writer but how!?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 17:59:31 2013 No.4174239 >M >22 >Box lifter >Twain >I don't know anything about it. >I don't know anything about it. >Film

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:01:32 2013 No.4174244 >>4173981 At least you read Dost. Other than that, you have shit taste. I mean... Rap, really? Music for retards.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:13:31 2013 No.4174283 >>4174239 exhibit un: le plebe

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:15:32 2013 No.4174289 >>4170642 >>gender Male >>age 18 >>occupation Student (Biochem) >>favorite novelist Kafka >>favorite poet TS Eliot >>favorite philosopher Schopenhauer/Plato >>favorite art-form besides literature Fashion

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:17:32 2013 No.4174293 Male 56 Retired carpenter Thomas Mann Goethe Schopenhauer Classical music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:20:20 2013 No.4174299 male 23 unemployed dosto, nabokov n/a shoppinghour, jung drawn portraits of people, cooking, football (soccer; I see it as an art though I don't think it's considered so)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:33:21 2013 No.4174321 >f >18 >student >Gabriel Garcia Marquez >i really don't read too much poetry >or philosophy, for that matter >does drama count? if not, music. i'm boring as fuck.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:37:20 2013 No.4174329 >>4170642 male 22 student (law) Proust T.S. Eliot Nietzsche Music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:39:19 2013 No.4174333 >>4174321 2qt

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:41:19 2013 No.4174336 >m >18 >no job >JK Rowling >Tao Lin >Buddha >music

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:42:19 2013 No.4174337 >male >18 >student >conrad >keats >unsure >visual art (durer, bosch, arcimboldo)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:43:19 2013 No.4174342 >gender Male >Age 20 >Occupation Longshoreman >Favourite Novelist Hmm. either tolkein or Dimitry glukhovsky. >Favorite Poet Hans Raj Hans >Favourite Philosopher Machiavelli >Favourite Artform besides literature Music and Vidya gaems

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:50:20 2013 No.4174360 >>4174342 >Longshoreman What is this?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 18:52:20 2013 No.4174368 >>4174360 The thing you do when you're very tall and work as a male-wore. Longwhoreman

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 19:32:08 2013 No.4174444 File: 47 KB, 506x316, Sobotka.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4174360 Dockworker.

>>	OP Thu Oct 10 19:46:58 2013 No.4174471 >>4174444 frank plz

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 20:16:58 2013 No.4174538 >gender Male >age 24 >occupation The Dole >favorite novelist John Le Carré >favorite poet N/A >favorite philosopher Wittgenstein >favorite art-form besides literature Film

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 20:23:46 2013 No.4174547 /lit/ as a whole has got a lot less diverse in taste since I last read one of these threads

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 20:49:44 2013 No.4174579
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>>4171747

Energy has no gender
Energy has no age
Frustrated Scientist
Isaac Asimov
Theory of Relativity
Paul Feyerabend
Fractal design

If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:02:44 2013 No.4174594 > tfw you're 10 years older than most people on /lit/ I should get a wife. Or a dog.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:05:45 2013 No.4174600 File: 16 KB, 299x299, LightningBoltSkull.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4174579 █ ██ █████ Intelligence █████ Allen █████ Gratefull █████ William █████ █████ ██ █ ███ ██ ██████ ████ ███████ again ██ ███ ████, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:06:45 2013 No.4174604 >>4174594 Or teach them younglins, the mysterious ways of literature and magic. I am sure we all can get good pieces of advice.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:09:45 2013 No.4174609 >>4174471 back to work ziggy

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:17:45 2013 No.4174620 File: 465 KB, 980x653, assad.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >male >18 >art school dropout >joyce (liked him before I started going to /lit/ I swear >Baudelaire >Schopenhauer >Photography rate my life, /lit/

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:21:44 2013 No.4174627

>>4174620
>Schopenhauer

Have any of you cunts actually read the World as Will and Representation? He contradicts himself on his central idea. Brb, can't know the thing in itself but can know the "will" in itself? Schopenhauer is laughable as a metaphysician. You plebs have probably only read an aphorism or two.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:37:16 2013 No.4174660
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>>4174627
I've read the ones on suicide, suffering, immortality, vanity of existence, etc. Working my way through first volume of world now. Don't really know what you're trying to say though. The way I see it is the will only exists in itself, and is indestructible.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 21:59:08 2013 No.4174703

>>4174627
I believe he put it like stuff is objectively/externally experienced as presentation in that not really knowable sense and we can observe ourself in this way as well. But we can also observe ourselves from the internal perspective, as being what we are in addition to merely observing what we are, and thereby know the will as we are will. We are the only thing we experience directly and in ourselves we can experience the will. We can know one ding an sich because we are it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:10:07 2013 No.4174731 >>4174627 >know I doubt his epistemology on the 'will' is conventional, since he read Upanishad and Buddhism. Why do you hate him so much?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:20:07 2013 No.4174761 Male 20 Nothing Dostoevsky N/A Stirner Music (Jolivet, Bartok, shit like that)

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:40:08 2013 No.4174816 File: 77 KB, 540x207, schopenhowler.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4174731 Because he misread/misunderstood and therefore is under the impression that Schopenhauer's philosophy is inconsistent where it in fact isn't, fellow sufferer.

That Guy Thu Oct 10 22:45:08 2013 No.4174830

>>4174660
Schopenhauer states that we cannot know the thing-in-itself, and yet he states that we can know the will in itself. That in itself is a contradictory metaphysical assumption, and frankly nonsensical.

>>4174731
I don't hate Schopenhauer; I just don't take his metaphysics seriously. He was great writer.

>>4174816
>Fellow sufferer

Lol, you guys are just on the bandwagon. You can't even directly respond to the point I made.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:53:08 2013 No.4174843 >>4174830 >Lol, you guys are just on the bandwagon. You can't even directly respond to the point I made. That was tongue in cheek. And in already responded seriously here: >>4174703

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:55:08 2013 No.4174844 >>4174761 That read as a poem.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 22:56:08 2013 No.4174847 Male 23 Office monkey John Crowley Wallace Stevens Hannah Arendt Movies

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:00:08 2013 No.4174853 Male 22 Student Dickens Burns Hume Music

That Guy Thu Oct 10 23:03:07 2013 No.4174856

>>4174703
The problem with this interpretation is that it ignores that fact that Schopenhauer was obviously stating that one could recognize the will in itself of all things, hence 'world as Will'. If Schopenhauer believed that we could only know our will's in themselves, it wouldn't be all that profound because one individual could have a differing 'will' than another, and you really couldn't recognize that there is an inter-connectivity of Will--which was another of Schopenhauer's main points. Now, I'm not trying to hate on the guy, but I hope that we all can see how problematic his attempt at creating a metaphysical lens of the world was for him. I mean, this isn't Heidegger's Being we're discussing, this is a kind of subterranean Energy that Schopenhauer thought that one could perceive in itself of all things--whilst simultaneously being stuck in one's phenomenal experience. How does that make any sense...?

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:04:07 2013 No.4174858
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>gender
M
>age
28
>occupation
Lawyer
>favorite novelist
Tolkien or Steinbeck. I could say some big names from literature because I enjoyed a novel or two, but I'd be lying. I've enjoyed the full bodies of work of them both more than any others.
>favorite poet
TS Eliot
>favorite philosopher
Kant, Nietzsche, Hegel
>favorite art-form besides literature
Painting

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:14:07 2013 No.4174877

>>4174858
I like you, even though your lit is entry level.
Also, do you really need to read a full body of work for an author to be your favorite?
I've read Great Expectations, Copperfield, Tale of Two Titties (every fucking time) and am about to start Oliver Twist. That's not his full body of work, but it's enough to consider him a favorite. Even by reading Moby Dick and really really loving it, you can consider Melville your favorite.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:16:08 2013 No.4174879
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>>4174856
>The problem with this interpretation is that it ignores that fact that Schopenhauer was obviously stating that one could recognize the will in itself of all things, hence 'world as Will'. If Schopenhauer believed that we could only know our will's in themselves, it wouldn't be all that profound because one individual could have a differing 'will' than another, and you really couldn't recognize that there is an inter-connectivity of Will--which was another of Schopenhauer's main points.
It's not the will of a person but rather a person of the will. Very important difference. We're manifestations of it, not the other way around.

>Now, I'm not trying to hate on the guy, but I hope that we all can see how problematic his attempt at creating a metaphysical lens of the world was for him. I mean, this isn't Heidegger's Being we're discussing, this is a kind of subterranean Energy that Schopenhauer thought that one could perceive in itself of all things--whilst simultaneously being stuck in one's phenomenal experience. How does that make any sense...?
Because of the duplicity of our experience of ourselves. One of those perspectives is phenomenal, but the other is direct. Like maya/atman. We only see the other waves and call them waves and speculate about their being, but we're a wave ourselves and we feel wet as shit, thereby knowing our nature to be water. Something like that.

I'm off to temp death now, I sure am tired boss.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:19:08 2013 No.4174882 >>4174858 Last I checked Tolkien and Steinbeck are two huge names from literature.

Anonymous Thu Oct 10 23:48:13 2013 No.4174943
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>>4174877
I did my BA in English and philosophy and have read enough heavy sledding celebrated Western canon books to last me a lifetime. I enjoyed a lot of them (Moby-Dick's my all-time fav) but I have a lot more fun reading fantasy and more lighthearted stuff like Steinbeck.

>Also, do you really need to read a full body of work for an author to be your favorite?
No, but if OP wanted to know a single book s/he'd have asked exactly that. I read it as choosing someone we consistently enjoy.

>>4174882
Perhaps. Tolkien popularized high fantasy, and Steinbeck is a big name in regional American writing. Both are often dismissed (wrongly in my opinion) for exactly those reasons.

Anonymous Fri Oct 11 06:10:18 2013 No.4175185
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>tfw schopenhauer's will is equivalent to what we call energy
>tfw schopenhauer's representation is equivalent to what we call mass
>tfw mass = energy
>tfw representations are how we observe the will
>tfw mass is how we observe energy
>tfw we therefore consider the will phenomena, something else than the force it is
>tfw we therefore consider energy stuff, something else than the force it is
>tfw all things, all stuff, all phenomena, are ultimately energy
>tfw all representations, all experiences, all phenomena are ultimately will
>tfw mass equals representation
>tfw energy equals will
>tfw the world we live in is Schopenhauer's

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:08:41 2013 No.4175349 F 18 NEET Sade Rimbaud Sade Neofolk

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:19:15 2013 No.4175368 >>4175349 Post the link to your boobs plox ;)

Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:36:41 2013 No.4175406
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>>4170667
Oh you

>Male
>22
>Philosophy student
>Murakami
>N/A
>Camus
>Rhetorics

>>4170661
Which country?
>>4170682
I can't believe smeone actually likes Hamsun
>>4170758
Lol'd
>>4170884
>Fitzgerald
Nice
>>4170920
Minimalistic view of life, I presume
>>4170955
>Farmer
Pic related

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:37:42 2013 No.4175408 >>4175368 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEMSvj67UB0

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:45:42 2013 No.4175425 >>4170642 Lame questions; didn't answer

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:48:42 2013 No.4175429 jesus christ i'm old

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:51:42 2013 No.4175434 >>4175429 I'll humour you: How old are you? inb4 vague answer after which I have to ask you to be precise.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:53:42 2013 No.4175439 >>4175434 old enough that i'm regularly called a 'dirty old man'

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:55:41 2013 No.4175441 >>4175439 Please don't violate the inb4.

Anonymous Fri Oct 11 08:59:42 2013 No.4175452
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>>4170642
>gender
male

>age
18

>occupation
student and job on campus in the library

>favorite novelist
Probably Hemingway, I'm not all that well read though (yet).

>favorite poet
Not really well read enough to have a favorite poet, though I did like TS Eliot's "The Wasteland" when we read it in class, is that considered poetry or not?

>Favorite philosopher
I like Hume as far as traditional philosophy goes, but if we're counting studies on religion and god as well then it would have to be Aquinas.

>favorite art form besides literature
Probably photography, I really like how you have to work with what you have as opposed to constructing anything that you want to create. (obviously not including photoshop...)

Not going to lie, I'm bretty plen

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 22:53:50 2013 No.4176957 >>4170642 Archangel Level Metatron Old Enough Full Time Jew Jorge Luis Borges Bertold Brecht Baruch Spinoza Art itself, even if it it's formless. If I had to answer this questions again, I'd probably change the answers, every single time.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 22:58:51 2013 No.4176968 >>4170642 Is that a Cuban prostitute doing a Tom Cruise impression?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 11 23:05:50 2013 No.4176983 >>4176968 She is syrian, roody poo.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 08:16:44 2013 No.4177150 Male 18 Student Thomas Mann N/A Kant Film

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 08:35:43 2013 No.4177167

>gender
male

>age
20

>occupation
Usually student, currently english teacher in France

>favorite novelist
Zola or Alasdair Gray

>favorite poet
Jarel Hynek Macha or Heaney

>favorite philosopher
Not well-read in philosophy but I've read more Nietzsche than anyone else so why not him

>favorite art-form besides literature
Toilet graffiti

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 08:39:02 2013 No.4177173 >>4170642 Male 22 Student Stendhal or Maupassant Baudelaire Leibniz Cinema

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 08:41:43 2013 No.4177177 >>4177173 Just bought 'Le Rouge et le Noir' to read in french, what should I expect?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 08:43:43 2013 No.4177179 >Male >27 >private security >Thomas Pynchon >William Blake >Kierkegaard >4chan.org/mu

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:15:18 2013 No.4177210 >>4170642 male 19 student Jack London, Oscar Wilde Georg Trakl, Gustav Sack, Gottfried Benn Friedrich Nietzsche video games

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:20:19 2013 No.4177214 >>4177177 As a non-native reader of French I found it a little difficult at times, much more than Balzac. Great book, though.

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:22:19 2013 No.4177218

>>4171956
You must be an amerifat.
In Europe, we appreciate american literature, also movies, but one thing we never hear about is american TV and talk shows.
I heard about Franzen through the usual channels, probably a cultural guide magazine.
The editor may have mentioned "best-seller" in the USA, which didn't stop me, as I'm not a snob, I don't despise the masses or wide success by principle (Oscar Wilde was selling a lot too).
Now, after I absolutely loved "The Corrections", I started looking up Franzen online.
That's when I heard about his bittersweet relationship with an obnoxious fat feminist talk show host, targetting the desperate housewives of Murrica.
Chance is, were I an American, I'd be like you, I'd never have read Franzen, like I have never watched "Untouchables" or "The Artist", which were big hits here, or Avatar. When I'm almost forced by all the medias to watch something, I become suspicious, almost paranoid. I'm afraid there will be subliminal messages hidden in isolated frames, like "obey", or "take responsibility for yourself".

I suggest you gave Franzen a try.
Maybe Oprah Winfrey is not that stupid.
The Corrections is an ambitious book, the beginning is rather difficult (no captatio benevolentiae...).
I thought Murkans were less snobbish that us, and didn't despise success or money?
Now, I'm not a Franzen fanboy, I read his latest work, "Freedom", it was pretty bad.
I think The Corrections were largely autobiographical, he knew what he was talking about, and the characters were probably already-made. In Freedom, the characters appear as stereotypes (the cuckold loser, the aging womanizing rock star, the judgemental housewife...).
It's often the effect great success has on an artist : it gives them too much confidence, makes them too ambitious, like when Radiohead made Kid A or when Nick Hornby started to write about ethics.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:27:19 2013 No.4177228 >>4177226 I have a female friend who motivates me. Not sure if I would call her my girlfriend though, but I sometimes call her my "muse" for fun.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:32:20 2013 No.4177238 >>4177218 >one thing we never hear about is American tv and talk shows Jerry Springer was the most popular show in France like 5 years running. You Europeeings are some sad, pretentious hypocrites. Frazen's a fucking yawnfest btw.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:35:18 2013 No.4177244 >gender m >age 32 >occupation sales coordinator >favorite novelist flannery o'connor or kenzaburo oe >favorite poet carl sandburg >favorite philosopher kierkegaard >favorite art-form besides literature music

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:42:20 2013 No.4177263 >>4177244 read as "slaves coordinator" at first

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:47:38 2013 No.4177272 File: 221 KB, 500x500, 1380306224828.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4177263 capitalism will get us there eventually.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:48:39 2013 No.4177278 >gender male >age 22 >occupation meteorologist >favorite novelist Joseph Conrad >favorite poet nathan curnow >favorite philosopher who gives a fuck. zizek >favorite art-form besides literature music i'd have to say

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:53:39 2013 No.4177285

>>4177218
Nice assumptions. I'm European so I'm not buying your bullshit about our patrician continent free from American television. The filth trickles through and we've also become great at making our own.

The actual reason I won't read Franzen though is his face, the way he reads from his own works and the general way he carries himself. There just doesn't seem to be anything there worth looking into.

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:53:39 2013 No.4177289

>>4177238
>Jerry Springer was the most popular show in France like 5 years running.
Wut?
Where le foutre have you heard that?
Sure, some Murkan TV concepts were imported here, like you imported Big Brother from the Netherlands.
But ask a random frenchman who doesn't spend his days on the english-speaking internet who Jerry Springer is, 99% will be unable to answer.

The closest thing we had to Jerry Springer was "C'est mon choix" (it's my choice) by Evelyne Thomas, at 2p.m. (designed for the housewives after they took the kids to school), produced by Jean-Luc Delarue.
It stirred a strong debate about thrash TV. Also, the host was a real feminazi, maybe because of her desperate housewives audience. For those who speak french, you can look up the only good show she made about being a woman, when she invited author and sociologist Alain Soral (which is a kind of brainy Charles Bukowski) (imagine Oprah having the guts to invite Bukowski, that's what Evelyne Thomas did, several times. Probably because it stirred the most madness in the show's live audience. Though not as crazy as Springer's, obviously) (I heard about Springer in American indie movies, btw)

The show was produced by Jean-Luc Delarue, known for a show he ran 20 years, "Ça se discute" (it's debatable), where he was the TV therapist who was speaking too fast, acted too sincere when the guest's stories were making him cry, and is now known for being a cokehead in rehab.

I guess I'll stop now before the discussion gets moved to >>>/tv/ .
Jerry Springer is totally unknown in France.

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 09:59:38 2013 No.4177300

>>4177285
well, maybe I'm lucky I'm french, we have our own weapons, and when Murkan thrash TV inspires us, we at least make our own versions.
Honestly, though I've seen pictures, I have never heard or seen Franzen on TV. Never youtubed him either.
Are you from Holland? UK?

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 10:13:40 2013 No.4177326

>>4177285
>Franzen
I know you won't be interested, but for others who hesitate about giving The Corrections a shot, here is an amazing conference about the book, which I stumbled upon as a subscriber of the Big Ideas (audio) podcast.

http://feeds.tvo.org/~r/tvobigideas/~5/TDosJDkjIpE/2091736_48k.mp3
>Robert Adams on the novel The Corrections
Posted: Fri, 05 Apr 2013 23:30:00 EST
>Play Now
>Robert Adams, author of A Love of Reading, discusses the novel The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen.
http://feeds.tvo.org/

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 10:36:39 2013 No.4177354 >>4177300 Netherlands. Good guess. But I don't know him from TV, I know him from /lit/. /lit/ is often more useful in deciding what to stay away from than what to actually read.

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:09:59 2013 No.4177383
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>>4170642

>gender
male
>age
20
>occupation
Bio student
>favorite novelist
Dostoevsky
>favorite poet
I can't into poetry other than pleb shit like Ozymandias, so Percy Shelley, because Ozymandias
>favorite philosopher
Dostoevsky
>favorite art-form besides literature
Movies or Music, I can't pick nigga.

Pic related, is BOTYAY.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:11:00 2013 No.4177385 File: 328 KB, 500x375, how you look3.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4170957 >my lady pic related, it's you

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:14:59 2013 No.4177386 File: 281 KB, 630x888, 1370305002962.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Male >18 >Progrimmer >Shakespeare >Shakespeare (Don't know much poets) >Bertrand Russell >Animation

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:22:58 2013 No.4177396

>>4177354
there would be so much to say about Bourdieu and La Distinction.
I guess I am so confident in my literary taste that I can allow myself to name The Corrections as my favorite novel.
It used to be high-fidelity by Nick Hornby.
It's pretty easy to make obscure books like Ulysses or Finnegans Wake. You don't have to worry about structure, meaning, or truthfulness. You don't have to worry about critics, who won't spit on your book, for fear they'll look like they're not bright enough to understand the beauty of deconstructed post-postmodern literature.

In music, I love The Dresden Dolls. Palmer is trying to start a new movement, I forgot the name, something about honest artists banding together against pretense.
Later, I've heard that there's been a similar literary movement before (though weaker).
Dresden Dolls's Amanda Palmer is married to Neil Gaiman. One of her references (esp. when she was a teen) is The Cure's Robert Smith, particularly his "sensitive man stance" in songs like "Boys don't cry" (I try to laugh about it, cover it all up with lies...).

My old man was a nouveau-riche, a total snob, who would go on and on about fine wine and his fine cave.
As Stendhal would put it, his only pleasures were "plaisirs d'orgueil", pleasures of pride.
Meanwhile, you miss out on all the pleasures of life, connection, relating, belonging.
This is a correction I'm trying to make.
I abseiled down the ivory tower.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:25:59 2013 No.4177402 >>4170981 >Kierkegaard >female Are you single?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:27:58 2013 No.4177406 >>4177402 >are you a grill

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:42:29 2013 No.4177433 >>4177386 >18 >implying you have an occupation that isn't student or food service

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 11:51:29 2013 No.4177445
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>gender: male
>age: 27
>occupation: mailroom clerk
>favorite novelist: stephen wright
>favorite poet: john donne
>favorite philosopher: hume
>favorite art-form besides literature: music

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 18:42:13 2013 No.4178286 [DELETED]

>>4170642
>gender
Male who wish he wasthe cthe born a female
>age
22
>occupation
College student and I work at a gun shop
>favorite novelist
Knut Hamsun, Anne Rice, Neil Gaiman, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Alex Flinn, B.E. Scully, Joyce Carol Oates, Washington Irving, Robert E. Howard, Charlotte Brontë, Johanna van Ammers-Küller
>favorite poet
Ros Barber, W.B. Yeats
>favorite philosopher
Michel Foucault, Mary Wollstonecraft, Simone de Beauvoir, Olympe de Gouges, Marie-Jeanne Phlippon Roland, and all the feminist martyrs who died in the reign of terror of the french revolution
>favorite art-form besides literature
Music mainly, wood craft (carving), visual arts in general mainly photography, painting/digital art

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 18:44:13 2013 No.4178290

>gender
Male who wish he was born a female
>age
22
>occupation
College student and I work at a gun shop
>favorite novelist
Knut Hamsun, Anne Rice, Neil Gaiman, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Alex Flinn, B.E. Scully, Joyce Carol Oates, Washington Irving, Robert E. Howard, Charlotte Brontë, Johanna van Ammers-Küller
>favorite poet
Ros Barber, W.B. Yeats
>favorite philosopher
Michel Foucault, Mary Wollstonecraft, Simone de Beauvoir, Olympe de Gouges, Marie-Jeanne Phlippon Roland, and all the feminist martyrs who died in the reign of terror of the french revolution
>favorite art-form besides literature
Music mainly, wood craft (carving), visual arts in general mainly photography, painting/digital art

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 18:44:13 2013 No.4178292 >>4178286 Namedroppin; the post.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 18:46:14 2013 No.4178295 >>4178286 I lolled

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 18:48:14 2013 No.4178301

Surprised at the amount of females, especially because a lot of times you can tell just from the tone of the poster whether he is male or female. You do a good job of disguising yourself on here, either you're the one contributing the intelligent posts or among the 2pleb4me lel peasant tier, if the latter that is seriously deeply upsetting and unattractive.

Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:05:14 2013 No.4178345

>>4178290
I mentioned Neil Gaiman earlier, so you have my sympathy.
What on earth, according to you, makes the french feminists the best philosophers? Have you heard about Elisabeth Badinter? Or american pop-feminist philosopher Avital Ronell? wtf are you doing on 4chin if you're a feminist? Are you gay, or a self-hating straight? Do you have a bitchy gf, or are you a wizard in the making?
Don't you see a contradiction between philosophy and feminism? Philosophy is def. a man thing. Apart from Badinter, you won't hear many feminists say good things about philosophy. They usually hate it. Esp. on their period.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:06:14 2013 No.4178348 >>4178292 >>4178295 http://fuuka.warosu.org/lit/thread/S4170642#p4178286

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:17:13 2013 No.4178384 >>4178348 Now I'm stuck in an infinite loop.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:21:14 2013 No.4178389 >>4178348 wtf is this site? did they ask moot for permission? is it just a mirror site?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:24:13 2013 No.4178391 >>4178301 >Surprised at the amount of females Ctrl+F male : 95 Ctrl+F female : 5

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:31:14 2013 No.4178401 >>4178391 5 including at least one lez. It's fapurday and we're doomed. where's my proust?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:33:39 2013 No.4178409 >>4178401 Which one is the lesbian?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:34:39 2013 No.4178410 >>4170953 I liked Steppenwolf, and Narcissus and Goldmund is def. on my list. Where are you from? Yourope?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:35:38 2013 No.4178413 >>4178391 A trap, a lesbian, a sissy boy, a pansexual tomboy transsexual and a homophobic Dissociative identity disorder sissy sufferer.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:37:39 2013 No.4178416 >>4178413 Why do you think that?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:38:39 2013 No.4178417 >>4173561 why did 95 guys ignore this one?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:41:09 2013 No.4178423 >>4178409 the student/waitress who reads kierkegaard : >>4170981 >>4177402 >>4177406

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:42:09 2013 No.4178427 >M >19 >Grocery/Student >Dostoyevsky >Not very acquainted with poetry >Sartre (In French, mind you) >Music

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:47:08 2013 No.4178436 >>4178391 >admit being female on 4chan >a million snarky "imma gril btw xD" >someone cites a scientific study from 1889 proving women belong in the kitchen >bros high-fiveing everywhere

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:49:09 2013 No.4178441 >M >18 >Student, carpenter >Marcel Proust >James Joyce >Sartre >Suffering

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:53:09 2013 No.4178444 File: 14 KB, 320x212, medicine.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4178436

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:54:09 2013 No.4178447 >>4178417 I thought that was strange too.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 19:58:08 2013 No.4178454 >>4178436 I loved girls but they didn't. I was writing poetry for them bitches. now it's >tits or >gtfo and the complimentary high-five with my bros. eventually I found a home.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:02:08 2013 No.4178462 >>4170642 m 22 cryptologic linguist Hemingway Coleridge Nietzsche music

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:04:09 2013 No.4178467 >>4177244 disgusting christian

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:04:09 2013 No.4178469 >>4178441 >>Sartre >>Suffering May I suggest you switched to >Schopenhauer >Suffering

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:10:11 2013 No.4178488 >>4178469 I always glad when anon gives me advise to look deeper into my suffering and perhaps develop it. >Thanks

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:22:11 2013 No.4178529 File: 52 KB, 640x360, schopenhandsome.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4178469 Seconding this. Arthur runs the suffering game.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:27:13 2013 No.4178548 >>4178488 you're welcome, fellow sufferer! also Nietzsche, ~ advance altogether towards your greatest suffering and your greatest joy. One can't go without the other.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 20:29:13 2013 No.4178550 >>4178529 also Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch. Or how to become supra-sensitive. Ach, those germans... they know what they're talking about.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 12 23:10:59 2013 No.4178918 bumping

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 13 08:24:20 2013 No.4179675 >gender Male >age 23 >occupation student/TA >favorite novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald >favorite poet E.E. Cummings >favorite philosopher Aristotle >favorite art-form besides literature Painting

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 13 08:37:23 2013 No.4179691 File: 37 KB, 445x528, nicoletommy12[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4177218 >being this wrong about everything

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 13 13:57:40 2013 No.4180344 f 19 intern/student tolstoy kanye heidegger is the only one i've thoroughly read but i have 18 fucking units of philosophy reenlisted so sculpture

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 13 13:59:40 2013 No.4180346 >>4180344 preenlisted

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 13 15:00:53 2013 No.4180465 File: 124 KB, 416x240, 02h02m38s138.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>4180344 >kanye get out >>4179691 >tom loony cruise.

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