What is virtue, /lit/?
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What is "virtue", /lit/?
kill yourself my man
if you want to talk about philosophy but you're too lazy to even try to pretend like you've read a book go to /his/
>>7332478
>>7332485
What the fuck, anons? I'm a philosophy sophomore doing a paper on Meno, just wanted to see the views of /lit/ on the subject. No need to be such salty cunts.
Not a book.
Philosophical LITERATURE is allowed on /lit/.
Religious LITERATURE is allowed on /lit/.
NOT LITERATURE, NOT /lit/.
>>7332557
>>7332558
>Meno
>not a book
Always assumed this was a decent board to post about philosophical literature, guess not.
>>7332576
Delete the thread, and discuss the question within the context of 'Meno'-- It will save you from the shitposts.
Being nice to nice people and nasty to nasty people ;)
>>7332469
Aghost.
>>7332579
>>7332582
>with somethign about meno sure
I started the OP by asking what /lit/ thought about virtue, expecting to get answers both within and outside the context of the book. If it will save me from the shitposters I'll open up a new thread using Meno as the central subject of the OP, but it's pretty disappointing to see /lit/ gets this salty about it.
>>7332618
Maybe you should start your new thread like this:
What is a book?
It's a term people use to describe things they like.
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/ptf/dhamma/sila/
>>7332469
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