/lit/ - Literature

who wrote the bible

if i go and see Hamlet in a theatre, does it count as reading it?

I was in a philosophy class and professor was talking about Nietzsche. He said Friedrich was a Darwinian and the Übermensch was a concept that means men must evolve into masters (master morality). Which makes me doubt cause Nietzsche criticizes that fella Darwin in Genealogy of Morals. Was this accurate or was he wrong?

I need extra credits to graduate from uni and there's a reading club that can help me do that. Is it worth it giving a try? What are uni reading clubs like?

Cuál es la mejor traducción en español de la Odisea?

I've been reading nothing but meme philosophers for the last 12 months. I'm actually ashamed to say my last readings were Nietzsche, Schopenhauer and Stirner. I want to get into real philosophy. What are the best non meme philosophers out there? So far I've picked Kant, Plato and Hegel

Is it really true there are people who can't sit for more than 5 minutes and read a book? How mentally retarded are you to be unable to sit and read for at least 1 hour? Like leave your mobile somewhere else and just do it. At first reading comprehension will be bad but it gets better with time.

Is it really important to read legal doctrine? I'm a law student. I have plenty of free time these coming weeks and I want to get into criminal law, so I picked a couple of legal doctrine about it. Is it really necessary to become a good lawyer?

Jannies are fucking niggers. I got two days for less than this and it's been up for almost a whole day

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Everything is a spook

Another Nietzsche thread about shit that's been discussed over and over

>Wakes up in the morning
>best time of the day
>most energy you will have throughout the day
>grabs a book and starts reading for hours
Pathetic. You should go out and touch grass. Stop making a fool of yourself

I hate rightoids and their sense of superiority. Normalfaggots now claim from the right and think you're a commie if you even say something that triggers them. Is reading Marx the solution to piss off these retards?

What would be a good way to quote Nietzsche and Stirner in a history essay?

I have a college essay where I have to write about how history between 1700-1900 influences my personal life and law career. What are some books with quotes about the importance of history? I need at least two quotes.

I hate Nietzsche threads so much, bros

What makes philosophy different than self-help books?

I've come to the point of hating women so much I'm now a homosexual.

I remember there was a Nietzsche quote in one of his works where he said some shit like: "If there was proof God is real I'd deny him even more". I can't remember what was the exact quote or in which work it was. Do any of you know know which work it was or the exact quote? I clearly remember there was something like that

What are /lit/izens reading habits? Right now I've been reading 2 hours, five days a week. Considering college is still online I got time. But sooner or later I'll become a wagie and I'll probably just have like 1 hour at best. Is hour everyday enough to make it as a true reader? How many hours do you read daily, /lit/?

But I wanna talk with my best friend Friedrich Nietzsche. I can't do that in real life, there are no people like him

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But I wanna talk my best friend Friedich Nietzsche. I can't do that in real life, there are no people like him

>You must read x before reading y
>You must read z before reading x
>You must read a before reading z
Does anyone actually do this? Who has the time to all the prereadings of an author? What a waste. You should be able to understand most of what the author has to offer without doing hundreds of prereadings. I know you probably won't get the full experience but it is what it is

What are some books that deal with the fear of becoming a wageslave? Especially fiction (something like a guy who's in college and is afraid of becoming a slave of his work). Philosophy is fine too.