How many of you fellows like poetry? I VERY rarely see a poetry board anywhere. Let's post poetry our favorite poems. >I was angry with my friend; >I told my wrath, my wrath did end. >I was angry with my foe: >I told it not, my wrath did grow.
>And I waterd it in fears, >Night & morning with my tears: >And I sunned it with smiles, Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>8047527 Never really got into poetry that much. Blue Bird by Bukowski really resonates with me though.
>there's a bluebird in my heart that >wants to get out >but I'm too tough for him, >I say, stay in there, I'm not going >to let anybody see >you. >there's a bluebird in my heart... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>8047652 what an upstuck asshole >imm too cool for feelingss im a manly man that never cries and drink and smoke himself to death cause that's what man do
>>8047520 You're meant to identify with him, to feel his own sense of patheticness, I wouldn't share a drink with anyone who doesn't see much of himself in the Underground Man
Apparently the protagonist was based off of a parodic exaggeration of the Superfluous Man and in specific the central character of Chernyshevsky's What Is To Be Done
>spend 10 years avoiding Derrida because I think he's some final boss of philosophy >decide to read up on him this week on a whim >he was a literal meme retard >Of Grammatology was B+ at best, same shit done by a dozen other guys in the 20th century except they actually worked out their ideas instead of just being a trendy celebrity with them >The Truth in Painting is exact same thing, just read Barthes and ten other guys instead >only a trendy celebrity because horrendous parody-of-themselves-tier philosophers like Zizek, Deleuze, Debord, Lacoue-Labarthe greased the wheels for him to be famous >would have been nobody if (also a shit hack totally derivative of Saussure fuckup moron) Levi-Strauss hadn't launched him to fame while at the peak of his own fame >these famous post-structuralists didn't even understand him, even HE thought they didn't understand him >unpleasant as fuck, just a weird dude who acquired celebrity status >got mad at people constantly for not understanding his "deconstruction", kept getting mad at interviewers all the time >admittedly even he, himself, didn't understand deconstruction >every coverage of his """""""""ideas"""""""" is 90% composed of WASN'T HE QUIRKY??? >SO QUIRKY!!!! >surrounded by yes-man morons (opinionless voids) everywhere >respectable publishers at the time and French clubs of philosophy sucking his dick all the time >even though no one understood him and only because of his """"""ECCENTRIC""""""" personality they'd scribble down "His ideas come to us as if by revelation. He is a divine god and I want to suck his cock." >literally a meme >literally a retard >just the shitty Heidegger of a bygone generation
Alright, no more joking around. Continental philosophy people are fucking morons. Kant, Lacan, Foucault, I kept forgiving and forgiving and forgiving you people for worshiping actual autistic children like these fucks, thinking Derrida was going to be some top secret French spice like Saussure 2 Electric Boogaloo. And it's just more shit. You are actually all morons.
This isn't banter. If you are a continental philosopher, or a fan of any continental philosopher, YOU are a MORON.
Who is interested in joining a /lit/ WhatsApp group? I don't know about you but having to type a capcha for every post gets old after a few years, come join us, we are all about having serious philosophical discussion with a bit of memeing here and there. If you're interested send your number to this email. [email protected] Remember to either include your country code or just your country.
>>8047147 First open a discord group, then open a tinychat group, then open a whatsapp group, then NOBODY posts on lit, the only bastion of barely intelligent online discussion, and the lit community is forever separated into three or four chat groups.
And now ironyfags will say "lmao good riddance, like I give a shit if I get separated from you retards who only make John Green threads and DFWinterview.jpg threads and >muh threads".
And that is how they win. I don't know who they are, but this... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
What do you think about Sherman? I've never read his novels but I'm planning to this summer because he's a friend of the family. What are your thoughts?
I haven't read the book or watched the movie, but dumb shit like this is only worth experiencing in movie form for shits and giggles. Spending more than two hours on something like this isn't worth it.
"Please buy more books...? Please get interested in reading? Please? We're desperate. We'll try anything. Please? Just pick up a book. Maybe pick up a book? Come on, pick up a book...Please?!"
>Thus, the premise of the postdialectic paradigm of expression suggests that narrativity serves to oppress the proletariat. The subject is interpolated into a cultural libertarianism that includes truth as a totality.
It doesn't make any sense. Continental philosophy BTFO
I attempted to fix the "Resume with the Romans" chart that's been getting posted around here lately, but I don't know what font is being used here, can anyone tell me?
>>8046718 I'm the guy who rabidly denounces the original Roman chart on every possible occasion as being dogshit, and while I still don't think yours is perfect, you have really nicely improved it.
My only comments (and it's up to you as the one actually working on the chart whether or not to change anything) are:
* Some more content on the Republic. At the very least a book on the punic wars, which would help encapsulate the morality of the Republic while telling some of its greatest stories and... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>8046915 >I'm the guy who rabidly denounces the original Roman chart on every possible occasion as being dogshit, and while I still don't think yours is perfect, you have really nicely improved it. Thank you. > Some more content on the Republic. At the very least a book on the punic wars, Fair enough, I'll definitely be considering that. >A selection of Polybius would be ideal (Penguin offers basically an abridged selection... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
It's been a while since I read it, but psychohistory was him adding and doing fantastic calculations to draw likely conclusions hundreds of years in the future?
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