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>14/88, gas jews every day
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>>9622249
redpill approved!

If you spend much time on the computer try reading e-books

>>9621183
e-books are another story. I read those even slower as my eyes start to hurt pretty easily. I don't even know why this is happening as I spend a lot of time in front of screen

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bumping

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Does anybody have a pdf or epub of this? I'll also upload some Osprey military books I have if people want.

>posts mega link of "backlog"
>it's a total of 8 books

dude i have more than 8 books in one of the stacks on a my night table, lmao, u call that a fuckin backlog?

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>>9621952
you have stacks on a night table , lol
I have so many books next to my bed they are a table. step it up fag

nice homework thread, faggot

W. A rather quiet conservative speculator.
t. wannabe conservationist, but no conservative

>>9621055
I'm in my mid-twenties. Why would I care about homework?

sure let us write it for you fellow unbe/lit/tled one

rip me

search for grad student papers and unpublished papers on academia.edu using google and key terms

>>9620527
The parts where he portrays weed like it's crystal meth nearly ruined it for me. Once that silliness stepped out in front I couldn't ignore all the other silliness.

read hamsun, m8

>>9620527
Yes, Chandler.

it's god-ot, as in overtime

that's where things always get really exciting

>>9620489
The fuck are you talking about, I read the play Godot is just some dude they're waiting for

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It might as well be Dog

>>9620368

Leiji Matsumoto kind of does something similar in his Leijiverse but it's anime from the 80s, no idea if you'd be into that. Lots of space pirates and space cowboys though.

I recommend Warlock and Dark tower.

space cowboys on mars sounds pretty awesome op, you could write a cool story with that

for westerns, mccarthy is god-tier

>>9620379
>anime
Not my cup of tea but I'm willing to check it out for inspiration.

>>9620382
>space cowboys on Mars sounds pretty awesome
Thanks, I came to the conclusion that there are no more frontiers left on earth for brave men when I read old journals of men bored with the modern world at the time and moved out west for adventure, money and crime. Maybe all 3.

It's good if you're a die-hard fan.
Not worth buying with the extremely high price and shipping, pirate the hd pdf.

Why would anyone buy that piece of shit?

I saw the pdf after it came out, probably deleted it might be in the deep depths of my harddrive.

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>>9620345
please stop, Sam. you can't keep getting away with this.

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>call DFW
>he just killed himself
>where's the closer discount?

Pessoa and Joyce aren't even similar, except in that they both had a moustache

>>9620310
Mensagem is kind of like a student film attempt at Ulysses

>>9620091
Books by Ouspensky (after he met Gurdjieff, not before, unless you happen to be interested in semi-turgid mysticism) & Gurdjieff

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>>9620091

Read this OP. It's perfect for what you're trying to understand.

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This is what I'm reading atm at least.

>But what then is the identity of the self? It seems to depend on the irreversible history of the body, a linkage of causes and effects. But this linkage is pure appearance. The body is constantly being modified so as to form one and the same physiognomy; and it is only when the resources for the body's rejuvenation are impoverished that the person becomes fixed, and its 'character' hardens.

>But the different ages of the body are all so many different states, each giving birth to the next. The body is the same body only insofar as a single self is able to and wills to be merged with it, with all its vicissitudes. The cohesion of the body is that of the self; the body produces this self, and hence its own cohesion. But for itself, this body dies and is reborn numerous times - deaths and rebirths that the self pretends to survive in its illusory cohesion. In reality, the ages of the body are simply the impulsive movements that form and deform it, and finally tend to abandon it. But just as these impulses are resources for the body, they are also threats to its cohesion. The purely functional cohesion of the body, in the service of the self s identity, is in this sense irreversible. The ages of the self are those of the body's cohesion, which means that the more this self begns to age in and with the body, and the more it aspires to cohesion, the more it also seeks to return to
its starting-point - and thus to recapitulate itself.

>The dread of physical dissolution requires a retrospective vision of its own cohesion. Thus, because the self, as a product of the body, attributes this body to itself as its own, and is unable to create another, the self too has its own irreversible history.

>>9620059
> a return to tradition

Truly unspooky.

>>9620059
no matter how you dress it up, stirner will always be for retarded adolescents to dumb to understand heidegger

saged and hidden

>>9620083
nice ad hominem faggot

>>9619990
Has Internet porn proved de Sade right?

>>9619992
> Has Internet porn proved de Sade right?

about bourgeois liberalism, yes, certainly

> In his misogyny, Sade perceived that bourgeois enlightenment, carried to its logical conclusions, condemned even the sentimental cult of womanhood and the family, which the bourgeois itself had carried to unprecendented extremes.

> At the same time, he saw that condemnation of “woman-worship” had to go hand in hand with a defense of woman’s sexual rights – their rights to dispose of their own bodies, as feminist would put it today. If the exercise of that right in Sade’s utopia boils down to the duty to become an instrument of someone else’s pleasure, it was not so much because Sade hated women as because he hated humanity. He perceived, more clearly than the feminists, that all freedoms under capitalism come in the end to the same thing, the same universal obligation to enjoy and be enjoyed.

fuck you and all the people in this board that propose interesting-seeming themes in such shit manner.

>>9619908

Plotinus :D

Aristotle
Boethius
Aquinas
>>9619927
Proclus :D

>>9619927
>>9619933
Hmm, no, you misunderstand. I am looking for contemporary secondary literature concerning Plato.

Bumparoo.

get an e-reader and torrent all of them.

>>9619975
Isn't it true that reading on an e-reader reduces retention, or is that just pseudoscience?