Which do you prefer: books that answer questions, or books that ask questions?
i teacher i respect once told me that great literature is the question without the answer.
Answers that ask questions
>>8146092
I like books that answer questions. It's not that I soak up the answers and start believing them and throwing them around. But asking questions only stimulates so much thought. Reading people's attempts at answers makes me think much more.
books that question it's answers
books that answer a question with a question
>>8146092
books that answer questions it questions it answers
>>8146092
Books that let me do the asking.
Books that know what they are
Questions that book answers
That answer question books
>>8146092
The questions literature asks have no answers. If they did, they'd already be answered by now. You'd answer the questions and be like "welp, good job literature, your work is done now."
philosophical mindfuck
>>8146092
The question question answer books.
>>8146555
Meditations by Rene Descartes it is!
Answer the questions that can be answered-and pose the questions that I haven't thought of, or been able to describe myself.
