History of education general.
/his/ never talks about the Boer Wars. Who was in the right?
>>3233711
Paul Kruger (PBUH)
The Boer of course, also the camps were holiday camps where they had circuses all year round and swimming pools
Rebellious b*er scum was oppressing the African people and refuse to cooperate with peaceful British overtures
>>3233719
Anon is right those camps are to educate those Dutch leftovers to become more of a civilized people
Where do i learn about history and humanities?
>>3233667
wikipedia is probably your best bet.
>>3233724
are you fucking with me?
>>3233735
he right
>people are still salty about the fall or Rome
>>3233621
*of
>>3233621
I can understand being salty about the fall of Rome but why would you be salty about the fall? Yes the leaves turn brown so fucking what?
>>3233624
people only like the fall because they are an old band that has kept going for so long. it gives them a certain appeal that hipsters love
Is postmodern literature like gravity's rainbow or infinite jest just New England academia sucking itself off and written to facilitate literary theory?
It seems like it. I browsed lit for a long time but I only just realised that there is a huge percentage of it that claim that literary theory or critical theory aren't, in summary, bullshit. It seems like leftists screaming against reason and typical of what you'd see in a university's humanities department.
Is art and humanities academia really so corrupt? Is this why reading for "mere enjoyment" is looked down upon?
I am not sure, but I think it was designed to be outrageous, like trolling in a way
The purpose of it is to "expose problematic nationalism" by defacing an important historical figure, so that if anyone gets triggered by it they may be ridiculed for being think-skinned and maybe racist? or something?
This is just speculation. But I really don't see any other reason for the creation of it. It didn't make any sort of spash AFAIK so it may just have been a colossal waste of time and money.
t. knower
Soviets feared the black marshal
We finns and shiet
Can man truly be happy living a life of solitude?
>>3233550
A lot of hermits look quite happy
>>3233550
It's a different kind of happiness than hedonistic pleasure, but I would say he could still be happy. A gentle, all-pervading content like the nirvana of the Buddha.
>>3233550
Yes, but only if you break away certain human faculties.
What the FUCK is he saying?
I've tried reading his shit multiple times and I still don't know what "it" is.
>>3233505
Being is thought.
>Finland didn't win the winter war
>Zhukov was a genius
These are both obviously objectively false statements.
So what gives with all the general shillposting for the SU lately? leftypol or putinbots?
>>3233395
>Finland didn't win the winter war
>loses territory
>doesn't gain any
>wins
>>323446
Shit bait meme. You don't get a (you)
>>3233395
Finland didn't win though, they just bled the Soviets to ridiculous proportions, and the Zhukov was a genius thing is bomber Harris tier bait that always gets (you)'s
What's the historical background of foot fetish?
I've heard that in Acient Egypt, a woman with well-taken feet was considered prime-breeding material.
>>3233304
Meant you weren't a pleb working your body into the ground
>>3233553
That's a man, you won't fool me this time
How accurate is this manga's representation of China's warring states period, and what are some /his/ approved mangas
>>3233291 (OP)
It's mostly fiction. The protagonists are fictional characters, the plots are also fiction.
I recommend this:
Bokko墨攻
http://mangafox.me/manga/bokko/
Also partially fictional.
>>3233291
For a manga based on French history, I recommend Versailles no Bara, or The Rose of Versailles, centered around the French Revolution of 1789, and especially the years and events leading up to it for most of the series. I've only seen the 40 episodes anime version, though, which is excellent.
>>3233291
Not very, not the armor, the characters (being fair there isn't a lot to draw from), weapons or tactics. But it's a good read and at some parts imaginative.
Also only manga? There are lots of good historical comics.
The Grand Duke, Mezek, The Eidelweiss if you like war planes (and who doesn't?).
About Japanese Mangas, they don't tend to do historical right, but there are great exception like Vinland Saga, Bokko or vagabound, and of course plenty of Samuray ones like Wolf and Cub.
(ignore the dick-measuring bait in picture)
In lieu of the comparisons of the United States to the Roman Empire, wouldn't it more appropriate to compare the US to the Mongol Empire?
> affinity for alcohol
> cultural affinity for devices of long distance travel (pickup trucks and horses)
> relatively tolerant of yet feared by Muslims (Iraq War and Sack of Baghdad)
> conduit of trade between East and West (Silk Road vs San Francisco and New York)
>expansion over vast plains (Mongol Invasions vs Manifest Destiny)
Thoughts?
WE
>>3233228
WUZ
CARROTS
>Born into a lousy starving peasant family.
>Rises from shit to high officer class.
>Drives a division of mongols (on horses) to victory against a fully modernized Japanese army.
>Gets assigned to Leningrad's front, city encircled with only one way in to pass supplies and troops.
>Gets assigned to Moscow during the most desperate moment.
>Kicks Germans out
>Gets in Berlin first even after being delayed a few times while managing the Bielorussian front.
>Manages to win with an army who had minimal equipment and training.
>Saves your WW2.
Meanwhile western armies go jerking each other about very small feats, so how come a peasant manages to surpass all these western trash tier officers who graduated from prestigious school?
>>3233118
>>Drives a division of mongols (on horses) to victory against a fully modernized Japanese army.
Correction: he swamped the greenest garrison division of the IJA in overwhelmingly superior numbers of men and modern tanks, guns, planes, and trucks, and still took drastically higher losses than the opposition.
>>3233118
>minimal equipment
OK BUDDY, OK
>>3233122
>Soviets bring in superior forces at their most remote point
>Japan can't achieve material or manpower superiority just a hop skip and a jump away from Tokyo
Lmao
Why did Panarabism fail?
>>3233064
Great powers playing divide and conquer
Lack of a united caliphate. Even in WW1 when the muslim world was much more united than it is now, it was still a quagmire
Too tied to socialism.
Why the fuck is Europe considered a continent? Serious answers please and pic unrelated
Because the people of the time who awarded continent status were all living on it.
Why are North America and South America considered 2 continents.
>>3233035
Because you speak English.