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Of course, here's one for example.

My doggo's diary desu

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There's this well-known book that was written by a rabbit.
You might have heard of it.

>>9617227
Looking at the owl picture certainly was a hoot. Thanks, anon,

>>9617227
Hahah berry funny. I wish you many upvotes (:

>>9617227
Oh? Really.

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>>9616653
its in my to-read pile

painting post

It's about at number 500 on my to-read, which I always make a point to read mostly in order never deviating from more than 2 places, so it'll take a while. Post again in about 3 years

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crazy, eh?

>>9615955
We don't need any philosophers. Philosophy turned into pseudoscientific gibberish with no applications in the 20th century and will never get better.

Philosophy we "need" is not philosophy, it's political science or natural science or sociology or logic or something else. What's left is the stuff we don't need (the philosophy journals that not even philosophers read).

>>9615955
graduating with a philosophy degree doesn't make you a philosopher. Getting a phd in philosophy doesn't even make you a philosopher. There probably are only five philosophers, give or take.

>>9615955
No, we really don't need that many. Unfortunately, most of them are graduating from shitty, third-rate programs as well. They go on to make the discipline look bad by spewing obscurantist twaddle, much like the desperate lawyers who graduated from shitty law schools and have given the U.S. it's lawsuit problem.

Now I think we could probably do with a few more than five new philosophers being minted every year. Maybe 100, all from elite programs. I'm assuming you were being somewhat facetious with that remark, though.

>>9615911
Already dead Russians

>>9615914
I've already read that.

Tom McCarthy

Anna Karenina familia

Orlando Furioso

war and peas

No. He's a "fire scary and thomas edison is a witch" dipshit, apparently.

The ability to communicate has it's downsides, yes, but it's overall very positive. We have easier access to information, injustices are harder to cover up, and family, separated by circumstance and geography can still enjoy intimate relationships. It's easier to spontaneously meet up with friends, buy things for work, people with disabilities have their lives made easier, etc, etc, etc...

fuck off.

>>9615766
I think that computers are bringing us closer to peace. It's harder to support one's government bombing some other country when you are directly acquainted with that country's citizens over the Internet. Computers have also made it easier to spread information, thereby helping political honesty to some extent.

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>>9615878
>It's harder to support one's government bombing some other country when you are directly acquainted with that country's citizens over the Internet. Computers have also made it easier to spread information, thereby helping political honesty to some extent.

is it working?

you for paying attention to anything Lacan to begin with

>>9615741
it's edgy kid vs smug old fart, so both, i'd say

Debord for not massacring his fellow "situationists" instead of taking it out on himself

>>9615740
The Bible.

>>9615740
When the pot of Lost Time begins to boil in the Albertine sections until it is resolved. Yeah. The big one.

>>9615740
the trial

Orthodoxy is the real /lit/ religion, Catholicism has gone progressive.

>>9615716

Religion is not fashion. You don't pick one to adorn your existing one-man-cult-of-self.

Talking about it like this is embarrassing, especially for you.

>>9615753
He's right though. As much as I respect Catholics, they're really the ones adorning their cult of self with the idea that Peter somehow gives them the monopoly and no matter how much evolution the shove down people's throats it's still all approved by Peter and therefore Jesus.

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Storm of Steel By Ernest Junger

>>9615662
Ich hatte einen Kameraden
Im Westen nichts Neues

>>9615814
Seconded

it's clearly fake but the concept, assuming there is some sense of order to his art-piece, is objectively great

>>9615601
not fake to be honest, family.

I'm Brazilian and I ""know"" his family. They're pretty desperate

>>9615560
no. Gracq's is.

I'm not sure what you meant by this, but I read the Tartar Step and it was pretty lame. Is the general consensus that it is good?

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pic related/

English trans = the Opposing Shore

but wardine BE cry, baby

>>9615555
This thread is posted everyday. It seems like you have never read past the first 100 pages because this section only runs for like 20 pages if I remember correctly.

stop reading pomo faggot

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Have others but too lazy to dig trough other books to reack them

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My floor is filthy, apologies

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I wonder if those symbols on the spine mean anything.