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The four best known writers from Ireland, one of which you posted. O'brien, Beckett, Yeats, Joyce. Or maybe you're really as stupid as your post suggests

>>9257874
>Ulysses=pomo
Liquid autism

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>>9257874
The Third Policeman is considered a masterpiece

>>9257792
He rules in hell rather than serve in heaven

>>9257808
Go to bed John

If you had read even the first six words of the wiki article from which you took your pic related, you would have realized that the hierarchy to which you refer was created by some dude several centuries after the death of Christ, and is only one of many that have been suggested.

>>9257775
Kek

>>9257781
no?
why not?

>>9257775
It's beyond "good" or "evil."

>>9257728
where do we start?

>>9257728
Anywhere.

If you're in the Humanities, claim that it was a literary experiment to unveil the cryptofascist nature of neoliberalism.
If you're in STEM, you're fucked.

>shit that never happened

You literally aren't allowed to send out mass emails without receiving prior review and approval.
Universities are a hotbed of autism. You think they never thought about preventing shit like this?

>>9257746
>You literally aren't allowed to send out mass emails without receiving prior review and approval.

But I did send it out with no problem.

>>9257739
This is what I'll do.

we had this thread already

>>9257673
What with?

Lads should I read Vineland or Mason & Dixon? I'm more drawn to M&D but it's long and I've got other things to read

>>9257649
That's not Stirner it's Hank Azaria.

>>9257664
wrong, it's jeremy irons

>come back
>the thread is memes

The spongebob illustrator is making book covers now, apparently.

drugs are a hell of a drug

its not that complicated. its not like one of his cutups.
its a series of satirical sketches often using time and drug addiction as a metaphor for power.

if you're having trouble getting into the rhythm of the writing style here's dennis hopper reading some of it which might help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USMqwGyUMM4

>>9257596
How long have you been learning Russian?
Anyway, I read chekhov about half a year after starting my classes and I found it to be fairly manageable to read, so you might wanna try Three Sisters

>>9257686
+2 years probably, but I'm learning by myself, so that doesn't say much.
thank you for your suggestion!

bump
also found this other publisher:

https://www.bookdepository.com/publishers/Azbuka

And but so a thread died for this

>>9257598
There's something terribly sad and banal about that

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>>9257607
this is water

How about you start the discussion

James Ellroy in general is awesome. Read White Jazz and Perfidia my man

>>9257566
I got "the big nowhere" today, and the girl at the library gave me "blood on the moon" for free

I have an answer to this paradox that I personally find very satisfying. For me it comes down to an issue of semantics. The paradox is rephrasing Gods inability as an ability.

Instead of saying
>"Can God create a rock so heavy he can't lift it"
We can rephrase it as
>"Can God not lift a thing he's created"

We know that God is ominpotent and we can define omnipotence, for the sake of this discussion, as the ability to create infinitely heavy things and the ability to lift infinitely heavy things.

So what we can again rephrase the paradox as

>Can God create an infinitely heavy thing and then not lift it?
The answer to which is yes, he can choose not to lift things

or

>Can God lack the ability to lift an infinitely heavy thing?
The answer to which is no, he can lift infinitely heavy things.

>>9257552
>modal fallacy
There's a reason no serious philosopher has used this argument for decades, OP.

>>9257663

Can you explain how the argument uses a modal fallacy?

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>>9257549
Calvin and Hobbes>WoaWK

>>9257549
The rape scene in this was fucking brutal though.

>>9257549
Big fan growing up. I've been to Jeff Kinney's bookstore before and it's a cool place to hang out

>>9257543
You are desperate for the approval of others.

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>anything for dummies

>>9257559
ill give you that one. It was a poor impulse purchase.Felt it would be a better primer than Buffet's essays or "the intelligent investor".

Hegel.

Kant

Adolf Hitler.