Is this book any good?
I'd recommend you read a philosophy of religion textbook rather than pop-apologetics.
Try An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion by Brian Davies.
>>9176786
Are Lee Strobels books any good?
>>9176791
I was saying you should AVOID popular apologetics.
Is there any games based or inspired by the philosophy of Nietzsche?
GTA San Andreas
Life.
Supposing you have billions of american dollars at your disposition (or whatever symbolic value able to represent "infinite money"), and you also have all the free time in the world in your hands. You have decided to go into a journey/travel or series of experiences which you are going to register into the form of a non-fiction book (maybe series of books) written in whatever format you wish to favor (letters, reports, essays, accountings).
Where are young going and what are you doing there?
In what format are you going to register it?
Include as many details and be as weirdly specific as you want to.
I particularly would write a series of letters to family and friends detailing my lone travels visiting the churches and catholic temples where you can find the remains of all the apostles of Jesus Christ (except, obviously, for Judas Iscariot), in Italy, Germany, Turkey and Vatican City, while spilling my own deist theological philosophies and comparing them to the beliefs of each apostle and a variety of other Christian/Catholic thinkers such as Augustine of Hippo and Thomas Aquinas.
I'd go to 7-11 and buy as many 4 locos as I can carry, then send my friend a Snapchat of the pile captioned "turn UP".
>>9176183
>not buying out the 4loko factory and forcing them to make the original 4loko and dying after drinking one of them
Smh you can't even spell it right
>>9176183
kek
What's the consensus on Jane Eyre, I'm writing a paper on her independence as a free spirited woman assigned by my feminist professor. Not too thrilled.
>>9176171
You'll catch a lot of frogmen with this shitty bait
>>9176171
I actually had to study the noel last semester i one of my classes, which sucked since I really dislike this novel.
It's okay, though (after my third forced re-read). It should be pretty easy writing about her independence all things considered.
>>9176171
She was so free spirited she cuck'd herself, in the middle of her physical prime, into caring for an old blind man. Also, she was supposed to be ugly why is she hot in that movie poster.
Should I get the Less Than Nothing paperback?
>>9175767
Get Less Than Zero instead, and then read some Hegel
>>9175767
Dont bother if you havent read hegel and lacan
>>9175767
I liked it but I feel pretentious carrying it around
So... i'm not a native english speaker but i really want to read this. Should i read the translation or the original withe dictionary and some guide books?
It's a difficult book even for a native speaker.
You know how well you can read English, it's your call.
>>9175470
If German, read the translation. I say this because, like as with Shakespeare, German scholarship on Joyce exceeds that in English.
You can read the translation and then the original
You guys...?. You may want to take a look at this...
http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/did-the-oscars-just-prove-that-we-are-living-in-a-computer-simulation
This is insane
That article is a bit exaggerated, fuck ups and unexpected stuff happens. Was Napoleon's return from exile a whim of some fuck on a computer? Was Chernobyl?
>>9175330
Yeah whoever wrote this needs to be introduced to the black swan theory
oh my god! it's the mandela effecT!!!!!! the berenstein bears!!!!!!!!!! a glitch in the matrix!!!
get a fucking life you boring losers, worry about things that matter. fuck.
What went wrong, /lit/?
By trying to do some terrible espionage-plot
can someone genuinelly explain what the fuck the "plot" was?
>>9175193
the plot isn't the point of the book dummy
>Dude, being nice is for FAGGOTS :XD
>Dude, being lonely is COOL
>and FUCK girls!
Whoa...
>>9175079
Redpilled as fuck would browse pol if he were alive today try the redpill we are ubermensch of whiteness
>>9175079
Totally agree, Nietszche is lame
>>9175079
You're SO FUNNY!!
Please post more of these in here, this site is not 100% garbage yet!!
I'll get it this year, you just watch...
>>9175075
Heh, nothing personnel, (Kenosha) kid.
>>9175075
what are his essentials?
>>9175135
Kafka on the Shore
Norwegian Wood
Wind-Up Bird Chronicles (I disagree)
A Wild Sheep Chase
1Q84 (many here would disagree)
In that order.
You.
>>9174798
Zizek, Judith Butler, Foucault, and Frederic Jameson
Fuck leftists
Why is there no great Canadian novel
>snow mexicans
thats why
>>9174786
wtf would it even be about? us trying our hardest to not be like America? that's like all we care about here. turning on cnn for a good laugh. would make a shitty book. the best canadian thing I've ever read was montreal stories by mavis gallant.
As if there's anything worth writing about happening in Canadia.
I am fully awaken, now.
>everything is a spook you shouldn't care about
I feel like I have heard that somewhere already.
>good life
spoooooky
>before this book
>reeeeeeeeeeeee! You dont agree with my political party
>After book... I just scroll right past the shit on FB
>learned how to deal with my POS millennial nephew too, via this book.
this is the book corncob wished he wrote. so instead he wrote about scenery and gave bloodmeme a reddit tier ending. sigh.
I'll take that as a recommendation
>>9174620
that's what this is.
Haven't read BM so can't join in with shitting on it, but I do love Warlock. Minor characters from it have stayed with me like from no other novel.
>tfw translating literature for fun and because I though it would a great excercise to improve my writing levels
>tfw I never expected it to be like making a cover of a better musician
Holy shit, translating literature gives you a really deeper understanding, like much deeper shit than simply reading.
I was literally mindblowed by how diferent is to translate a piece than simply reading, like the diference between being a nu male no musician listening some music and trying to cover that song, not even comparable, and certainly a much deeper and richer experience.
Also, I was forced to think about every word and forced to search for those words I didn't knew in english, some words I didn't even knew in my native, taco speak, the language of the aztecs cochroaches.
I feel I've improved and feel like, if you allow me, doing a workout routine, it feels so good.
Wow, it was a new experience and I feel stronger because of it.
No contest, translating is the way to go, there's not even comparison between simple reading and translating a piece.
>>9174474
>learning any language other than english
>>9174474
3/1/2017: the day /lit/ discovered the value of translations
>>9174481
>he thinks my english is native