Name Those Authors - Part 4

>>7653710
a6 watts
b3 bukowski
c4 butler
d1 stirner
e3 dennett
e6 benjamin

i'm a meme

Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1:
A2:
A3:
A4:
A5:
A6: Alan Watts
B1:
B2:
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5:
B6:
C1:
C2:
C3:
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3:
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

b2 brecht

B1: Brautigan
E3: Kropotkin

>>7653779
Correct.

>>7653801
Yup.

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1:
A2:
A3:
A4:
A5:
A6: Alan Watts
B1:Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5:
B6:
C1:
C2:
C3:
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3: Peter kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

kek B5 is Francois Rabelais

>>7653820
Lulz.

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1:
A2:
A3:
A4:
A5:
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1:
C2:
C3:
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

c2 john dewey
e3 peter kropotkin

>>7653835
Correct!

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1:
A2:
A3:
A4:
A5:
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1:
C2: John Dewey
C3:
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

a4 Borges

>>7653840
Nope.

B4: Evola?

>>7653849
Nope.

>>7653857
uhhh
how about C5 Chomsky

>>7653862
No. Sorry. :(

>>7653866
: /
I'll see myself out

>>7653868
kek. ^_^

>>7653839
A1: Cendrars
A3: Bhaba
A4: Ionesco
A5: Vache

>>7653901
Well played.

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1: Blaise Cendrars
A2:
A3: Homi K. Bhabha
A4: Eugene Ionesco
A5: Jacques Vache
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1:
C2: John Dewey
C3:
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2:
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

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d1

B6: alice munro

>>7654011
Nope.

>>7653915
C1 is Joris-Karl Huysmans
C3 is James Frazer
D2 is Martin Buber

>>7653710
B6 is Marx right

D4: Clarice Lispector

>>7654014
Very nice.

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:
A1: Blaise Cendrars
A2:
A3: Homi K. Bhabha
A4: Eugene Ionesco
A5: Jacques Vache
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1: Joris-Karl Huysmans
C2: John Dewey
C3: James George Frazer
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2: Martin Buber
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1:
E2:
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

A1: Blaise Cendrars
E1: Harold Pinter
E2: Eugene O'Neill

>>7654043
Nice!

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:

A1: Blaise Cendrars
A2:
A3: Homi K. Bhabha
A4: Eugene Ionesco
A5: Jacques Vache
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1: Joris-Karl Huysmans
C2: John Dewey
C3: James George Frazer
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2: Martin Buber
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1: Harold Pinter
E2: Eugene O'Neill
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4:
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

>>7654050

A2: Arno Schmidt
E4: Piaget

>>7654071
Got Piaget.

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:

A1: Blaise Cendrars
A2:
A3: Homi K. Bhabha
A4: Eugene Ionesco
A5: Jacques Vache
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1: Joris-Karl Huysmans
C2: John Dewey
C3: James George Frazer
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2: Martin Buber
D3:
D4:
D5:
D6:
E1: Harold Pinter
E2: Eugene O'Neill
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4: Jean Piaget
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

>>7654011
I thought this too, but Alice Munro is way more attractive, t b h f a m.

i really want to know D3

D3: Kenji Miyazawa
D4: Raymond Chandler
E5: C. S. Lewis

>>7654383
No, no, and no. I do like the authors you mentioned, though.

will you atleast show us the answers before the thread completely dies?

D4: max frisch

>>7655845
Correct!

UPDATE - Correct Answers Thus Far:

A1: Blaise Cendrars
A2:
A3: Homi K. Bhabha
A4: Eugene Ionesco
A5: Jacques Vache
A6: Alan Watts
B1: Richard Brautigan
B2: Bertolt Brecht
B3: Charles Bukowski
B4:
B5: Francois Rabelais
B6:
C1: Joris-Karl Huysmans
C2: John Dewey
C3: James George Frazer
C4: Judith Butler
C5:
C6:
D1: Max Stirner
D2: Martin Buber
D3:
D4: Max Frisch
D5:
D6:
E1: Harold Pinter
E2: Eugene O'Neill
E3: Peter Kropotkin
E4: Jean Piaget
E5:
E6: Walter Benjamin

A6: Alan Watts
B3: Charles Bukowski
C2: John Dewey
C4: Judith Butler
D1: Max Stirner
E2: Eugene O'Neill
E6: Walter Benjamin

>>7653710
Is B4 a rare pepe?

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>>7655753
Yeah, I suppose so. Here you go, anons. I've provided a little information on who these people are in case you might want to read more into their works.

A2: Friedrich Durrenmatt (The Pledge is a good book of his and worth reading if you like existential themes).

B4: Christopher Morley (author of The Haunted Bookshop, which is a great piece and one of my personal favorites, and Parnassus on Wheels).

B6: Donna Haraway (author of the Cyborg Manifesto, and referenced in the anime GITS2: Innocence).

C5: Karl Barth (a well-known theologian).

C6: Jiddu Krishnamurti (excellent philosopher and thinker. Education and the Significance of Life is a wonderful work).

D3: Masaoka Shiki (excellent haiku writer. Almost as well-known as Basho).

D5: Lev Vygotsky (famous child psychologist, known for his Social Constructivist theories, which influenced thinkers like Lacan).

D6: Michael Ende (author of The NeverEnding Story, which is one of the few children's lit. books that I recommend all adults re-read in life).

E5: J.B. Priestly (author of The Good Companions).