Archived threads in /lit/ - Literature - 314. page

>philosophy of having other people create products that give you the illusion of choice and free will through the manipulation of experience via images

Where do I sign up?

>>9908317
You're already signed up.

>>9908304
>>9908317
>>9908317
Literally wut? How is this a "philosophy"?

>>9908291
That maybe so, but I doubt that Camus would sit his fat ass and write philosophy books like Sartre and Simone.
He probably would make a lot of books with would have his philosophy inside it.

>>9908309
>he's never read the myth of sisyphus, the rebel, betwixt and between, reflections on the guillotine, and neither victims nor executioners

>>9908319
From him I only read the Stranger (idk if this is the english name), and a bit of one of his plays, but other than that, no, I didnt read it, but I am aware of those and all the stuff in them.
But he would write more.

>>9908259
interview with silverblat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ntVpQVPvEE

>>9908259
He didn't invent the moral calculus. Mill did.

File: conducir es persuadir.jpg (272KB, 900x700px) Image search: [Google]

272KB, 900x700px

It was peronism.

I was in the library and read some stories out of 'the aleph and other short stories'. There was a story in there about some guy named bosqos and talking immortal cubes and Plato call the immortals, but all I could find was the immortal. Does anybody know what story I'm talking about?

>>9908270
I meant to say I tried to look it up but could only find the immortal by Borges.

Focuault's Pendulum
>if you like occultism
Holy Blood, Holy Grail
>like a better Dan Brown
The Secret Magdalene
>romance novel about a gnostic jesus
VALIS trilogy
>pkd's schizo-gnosticism
Nag Hamaddi Library
>ancient scrolls by actual gnostics

the catechism of the roman catholic church

>>9908208
>Focuault's Pendulum
Baudolino has the better run down of Gnostic doctrine. But I'd recommend most of Eco's oevre to anyone interested in christian sects.

Another distraction from anything we really want and anything we really fear.

>(((Husserl)))

Makes one wonder.

it's basically just a way of putting ontology/metaphysics to one side (so by that I mean questions about the external world existing or not, realism vs idealism vs dualism vs etc), and 'studying' just the contents and structure of your actual conscious experience

and by 'study' it's basically just a way of carefully noticing and describing what your conscious experience is like

so we have things like a phenomenoligical description of ones body, which involves describing in detail the way in which one is embodeied within a publicly experienced world

50%

FAR right

88% roughly speaking

Tommy wrote about the Watts riots DeLillo wrote about 9/11.

http://www.nytimes.com/books/97/05/18/reviews/pynchon-watts.html?mcubz=0

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2001/dec/22/fiction.dondelillo

Pynchon's novel "Bleeding Edge" covers 9/11 as well though.

dfw wrote about 9/11

>>9907876
This is probably the only book I ever had to put down because it was too depressing. The repetitiveness of the American government wanting land, not being able to possess it legally, signing some bullshit treaty, provoking Native Americans into a fight so they could break the treaty, killing them and resettling the women and children into a shithole over and over again just exhausted me. They literally just did that over and over again for over a century.

If you owned land and the American government wanted it in the 1800's it was as good as a death sentence a lot of the time.

>>9907894
My experience was really similar, I kept having to put it down after a chapter or a passage. In the end the repetition of the stories really felt like a deliberate choice from the author trying to hammer home the chiefs' and peoples' point of view.

its a board for books queerlord

Oh, a thread about Thomas Aquinas, nice!

File: Nathan_Rothschild.jpg (6KB, 220x264px) Image search: [Google]

6KB, 220x264px

>>9907717
No you fool.
This thread is about the founders of the modern age and ruler of all.
take your italian memer somewhere else.

>>9907699
ILLUMINATI MAN RUNS EVERY THING

1
7
7
6

>>9907650
You fell for a meme

>>9907650
>be anon
>be tricked into buying meme
>"ha ha, look guys, I bought a meme"
>people keep memeing
>meme collects dust on shelf
>"but what if not just meme?"
>devote three weeks to meme
>realize, no, definitely just meme
>meme other anons into buying meme

>be anon
>be tricked into buying meme...

File: Circle_of_Life.png (1MB, 1920x1080px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 1920x1080px

>>9907667
It's the ciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiircle of /liiiiiiiiiiiiiit/

>>9907585
ban these threads now

Forgetting Elena

i would say you should consider suicide. And Joseph Mcelroy ;)

Fuck off, this meme is awful

bump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEcQxQRVa-A

How do you even remember how to breathe?

>>9907567
best way to do it is to read the asoiaf wiki. keep clicking those blue links until you understand everything.

>>9907567
Watch the show, the visualization helps you to remember all the names/families by giving them a face.