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>Freak accident
>on a lark
Fuck off, this is America
I don't like being reminded of my birth either, OP.
>over the top
>over the moon
>overjoyed
>happy-go-lucky
>bleak day
>miserable weather
>tiny room
>cramped apartment
>my college days
>in love
>under the weather
Since the copyright on pic related has now expired, I'm interested in owning a copy for academic/research purposes.
As far as legit, currently available and preferably scholarly copies go, what do you recommend? I'm also interested in an annotated NRSV Bible and annotated Atlas Shrugged with commentary that isn't cucked to hell and back on either.
>>7664027
I'm prettt sure Stormfront has a good guide to Mein Kampf. 14/88
>>7664050
>a rightwing biased shithole that tries to propagate itself has a good guide to it's main propaganda source
>>7664151
A leftist
Why aren't you murdering your parents in the name of true art?
http://thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/190716,Suspect-in-parental-murder-promoted-poetry-day-after-killing
>Zuzanna M. described herself on her profile as ''insolently young, insolently talented.''
Do you know this young prodigy was already published at the age of 18?
>>7663872
No I don't, and if I lived in Poland I'd kill myself, not my parents.
Still, she is one of the greater edgelords. Of the same caliber of edge as Varg Vikernes, and ahead of Brett Easton.
Bernd?
What book did she write?
Link?
Absolute shit. What's your opinion on this?
>>7663062
Agree. Felt like something a highschool drama student would come up with.
>>7663085
After they explained how they committed their murders I felt as if the ten little Indians poem spoiled everything. By chapter 3 everything was so fucking predictable
Endless Night is my favorite t͏͏b͏͏h.
Would you ever read a book no one else has read or mentioned?
Yeah.
>>7662983
/thread
Probably not. I value the social aspect of reading, being able to discuss plot and characters with people like you guys.
>dead or alive
What did he mean by this?
>>7662720
*sigh* when can I have it?
He's wanted.
>>7662720
>he follows Stephen King on twitter
oh wow
So i've seen all of his lectures on youtube at least 5 times
What books should i read now? Also other buddhist book recommendations please
>>7660084
I hear Watts was a fan of tequila. You should try that
>>7660101
I don't like alcohol or any drugs.
>>7660109
We he certainly did
Besides the standards of Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and the early Greeks + Rennaisance Humanists, who are philosophers that put the poesy in their work as well?
I nominate as severely under-read, George Santayana
"THE stars lie above all countries alike, but the atmosphere
that intervenes is denser in one place than in another ;
and even where it is purest, if once its atoms catch the
sunlight, it cuts off the prospect beyond. In some climates
the veil of earthly weather is so thick and blotted that
even the plodder with his eyes on the ground...
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>>7662150
This based son of a bitch. His poetry is ignored though, sadly.
>>7662150
that's shit
>>7662211
Good mystic poetry is always enjoyable.
Does this give you insight in the pursue of understanding your own dreams?
i dont know
mu
>>7661714
I have no idea, but I saw an RL copy of this thing in a fine bookstore the other day, and I was impressed by the edition. It was about the size of a DVD player. I almost asked the guy to take it off the "pls ask" shelf so I could look at it, but I didn't.
When I got home and looked it up online, it turned out to be one of those things where it was a big deal but kept secret for years until they finally did a wide print a few years ago(?) I don't know much about the culture of psychology...
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favourite henry miller?
only read tropic of cancer, was very into it. are his other works just as good?
I read Tropic of capricorn from him. I dont think i ever read something similiar to his style. Nihilistic rants, vulgar language mixed with long, flowery description of "pussy". I really liked it, maybe cause i was 15 or 16 then
>>7660747
His sex scenes are amazing, so vulgar, crude and downright disgusting in a heavenly way. He doesn't have all that much to say but he says it with such authenticity that's applaudable. Raw stuff, unrefined, no class, and that's where the appeal lies. Makes you see how rare it is for a novel to have absolutely no airs about it.
this book makes the life of a jobless whore fucking hobo seem appealing. he writes so honestly about his carefree Paris days you can't help, but feel the delight of living on just bare necessities
What's a book that will really make me feel like I am transcending reality? Something that will make me feel like I am not just sitting alone in my room, but something that will make me feel like nothing around me is really real anymore?
>>7660405
Shut the fuck up
>>7660405
DUDE DRUGS LMAO
Few cheeky grams of ket and acid
/lit/ I'm getting married to a dimepiece from a good family this summer.
I want some sweet readings for my wedding ceremony.
Bible, Poetry, Literature, Shakespeare Monologues whatever you've got.
Let's make it classy.
>>7659815
Sonnet 130
hassan's rumpus room from naked lunch
>>7659815
What's a dimepiece?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hopeFgwApCM
Does he post here?
>>7663335
Am i easily impressed, or was that impressive as hell?
>>7663343
I suppose it depends on how much of it was on the spot.
The hat is made out of 99 percent reddit wool
As literature is the bible a good read?
>>7663272
Most part of it, yes.
>>7663272
The King James version is, yes.
I've never read bible myself, but I have transcribed few lectures about bible itself. I would say it's a good read and yes, interesting.
What are some good secondary texts and insights about Parmenides?
The philosophy /lit/ guide suggests this book, which I didn't read yet. But you should be aware that, since it was written by Anglos, I'm certain that it has an analytical bias.
>>7663225
Heidegger's interpretation from what I've heard
>>7663237
also Reiner Schurmann in his "Broken Hegemonies" has a pretty good interpretation
