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Where can i get a physical copy of Sex and Culture by J D Unwin ?
(preferably UK/EU)
I'm afraid those are two things you're just never gonna have
>>7885804
Hella
Fukin
Epic
Buuuump
I have a digital copy but the formatting is fucked
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=papiCP6GSt0
>David Foster Wallace on the Porn Biz.
surely familiar but replete with tragi-humor. well worth a listen
>>7885789
Very interesting, thanks for posting.
played this when I was cleaning house and had run out of podcasts a few weeks ago. I was surprised with hearty keks (and some feels).
does he name the jew?
scientists then
>Nichopedes of Euripides measured the circumfrence of Neptune using a leaf, a rock, his severed finger, and shadows.
>Augustus Aquintosh was an 18th century English priest known for his contributions to mathematics, logic, theology, physics, the cataloguing of ladybugs, and the theory of aesthetics.
Scientists now
>Chaim Herschelstein is a New York born Harvard Neuro-Neurologist-Psychologist who is known for his theory that brain scans and experimental psychology can give fundamental information about free will, the big bang, the existence of God, and the identicalness of all races and genders.
>Tae Sun Woo is an American mathematician who skipped 15 grades and university years from the age of 1 and who has made fundamental contributions in Delta-Sigma-Banach-Triploski Onomatoepoeaic Implosion theory.
Is specialisation / modernity cancer?
>>7885698
>Nichopedes of Euripides
nice meme
i googled this post and it came up as a sci copypasta
>>7885714
Ya did good kid
I'm really interested in the whole universe of the Great Old Ones Lovecraft created, but I really don't know where to start. He has a lot of (short) stories and supposedly a lot of them aren't all that great, either.
Do anyone have experience with pic related or general tips for a newbie?
Here you go, old boy!
I have that edition and it's great.
>>7885647
Oh, I guess this is what I was looking for. My google search was more than lacking, it seems. Thanks a lot!
Any tips on abandoning your ego whilst reading? Being able to read and absorb literature semi-objectively, not thinking of things in relation to yourself.
>>7885602
>abandoning your ego
>Stirner.jpg
>>7885602
Abandon all hope of objetivity. Everything else is also tainted by your perception, reality itself is not safe from your ego. Even what doesn't exist goes through your lens.
Why would you want to abandon me :(
>tfw you work for minimum wage at a grocery store in some shitty Canadian city and will never hang out at Cornell in April :.(
why even live?
>>7885528
That's a good question. I always supposed that proles lived for the sake of children, superstition and cheap liquor. Have you tried those yet, little fellow?
>tfw at Cornell in April
It actually sucks though, why would you wish this upon yourself
>>7885546
oh sure i drink, and my superstition is marxist teleology, but still. it just doesn't feel that good.
What you think about it? Are a guide or a true?
You want to be in any way. after all, many people regret playing nobel prize book all the time.
As some people say, "high" to implement a chemical film, and may be the same, but the refugees.
Optional air cargo vessel for non-life and satisfaction is the loss development. It really is a hedonist you your life will be considered. About his health. If as seriously as they credit you can buy heroin hook blood as chair and start playing a video, listen to music, eating pizza.
Sorry for bad English.
>>7885530
Hmm. Agreed for the most part. Im not sure 'buy' is really the correct verb for the 'heroin hook blood as chair.' Perhaps 'ascertain'?
>>7885530
Air cargo vessel was mandatory in my day
Maybe it was made optional in lieu of chinese horsse to rescue us from empty dismal cave in unceasingly lusterless gray ocean?
http://si-news.com/this-library-in-kansas-city-is-a-giant-bookshelf-of-25-foot-tall-books-which-are-recommendations-from-the-community
>>7885356
This library in Kansas City is a giant bookshelf of 25 foot tall books which are recommendations from the community
Surprisingly okay for public recommendations
>>7885370
this. it's actually really good for a public rec.
adenoidal
How do I stop subvocalizing?
>>7885300
Why wouldnt you want to vocalise a Pynchon book?
>He doesnt sing all of Pynchons songs out loud while snorting violently in horselike patrician laughter
>>7885310
horses don't snort faggot they neigh whinny or whicker
What's some good African /lit/?
>>7885061
St. Augustine is great if you like theology, spirituality and philosophy.
>>7885061
Just finished Wizard of the Crow and it was pretty great. Achebe is a go to. And Obioma's The Fishermen was shortlisted last year for Man Booker and it was really excellent about blood feud.
>>7885142
Also Bitter Harvest by Ian Smith and Disgrace by Coatzee if you like the other side of the coin.
Hey Guys imma punch my way through in one of my class through Slam Poetry
Any tips?
Planning to make my hatred for myself as my topic
Make sure to meme a lot
>>7885056
Speak truth to power
Jews did 9-11
>>7885894
Jet fuel
Can't melt steel beams
Don't be a mule
Things aren't as they seems
How does what someone reads affect their personality
Are sensitive Nancy boys that way because they read poetry or do they read poetry because they are sensitive Nancy boys?
Are logical people that way because they read logical stuff or is it because they have autism?
>>7884980
both
also source on that pic, it's nice
looks a little bit like my city
>>7884999
I got it from /p/
>Although these notes, in conformity with custom, come after the poem, the reader is advised to consult them first and then study the poem with their help, rereading them of course as he goes through the text, and perhaps, after having done with the poem, consulting them a third time so as to complete the picture.
Should I take the hint or just read the poem first?
vlad's pulling yer leg.
do both
>>7884900
Kinboted
please no corn father
http://www.academia.edu/12780933/_Those_Obscure_Objects_of_Desire_Andrew_Cole_on_the_Uses_and_Abuses_of_Object-Oriented_Ontology_and_Speculative_Realism._
Discuss.
Also: What's next to make philosophy great again?
Grahack Hackman
>>7884596
I'm writing a book on the relationship among religion, evolutionary psychology, sociology, society, culture, politics, and well-being. It probably won't get finished or released, but it really should. It would radically change the way that people understand and treat religion, challenge current ideas about psychology and sociology, and make seemingly bizzare human antics such as love for music and the acts of ISIS totally relatable and comprehensible. But I probably won't finish it because doing theosophy and taking is seriously gives you a mindset that is terribly alienating and disatisfactory.
>>7884596
What makes this debate so boring is that it lacks any relevance outside of philosophy - and inside philosophy I would add, if that discipline didn't consist of angry circlejerking since 200 years or so.
Selected works?
What should I read first?
Ethics interests me most out of the several fields of philosophy
You shouldn't read his words. Why you ask? Well because youKant :p
>>7884588
Booooo
>>7884588
checked and kek'd
