Whats the best translation of In Search Of Lost Time by Proust?
>>8656740
The one that best reproduces the work in another language
>>8656748
english
please take it easy on me i feel vulnerable
>>8656740
We've been over this. Moncrieff's. Modern Library.
Want to read it with me?
Who do people pretend Kant blew him out?
>>8656710
Because of cultural marxism we have to return to science and logic instead of feels.
Women are simply inferior
They love philosophy slash fiction.
>>8656717
you're like a broken record
So how does one edit the first draft of a manuscript?
and rewrite it from memory
Carefully
>>8656641
Can you post an excerpt here?
Post your thoughts on a book you just read or are currently reading
it's shit
Not quite what I expected.
>>8656601
Reading Musonius: Lectures and Sayings. It's alright, but he's definitely a lot more simplistic and Greek than Epictetus or Aurelius.
>The subexpression before the colon refers to: The subexpression after the colon is self contained.
Should the subexpression after the colon be capitalized or not?
Not in my diary desu
>>8656597
Not unless you're starting a new line, but it's incorrect in any case. A colon should only be placed after a complete clause, not a sentence fragment.
>The subexpression before the colon refers to the following: the subexpression after the colon is self-contained.
Incidentally, this isn't programming: we call them "clauses," not "subexpressions."
>>8656609
If i understand you correctly:
I am a retard
If i understand you correctly: i am a retard.
/lit/, why is evil sexy?
>>8656554
Sexy as in, what opens up females to reproducing?
Perhaps an act of evil then correlates to an act of power (as any act requires, at least some amount of power)
And the openness to reproduction with a mate, may have some relation to power
So, thusly, perchance your conclusion mayhap conclusive
/lit/ - Literature
because sex is evil
Hello,
I've been interested in philosophy for quite a long amount of time, but I've set it aside until now as I believed I wasn't exactly mentally developed enough. I still think that I've not advanced exactly far, though further than where I was when it first crossed my mind as a something I'd like to devote a large amount of my time to.
The question that I would like to ask is, are there any papers or books that deal with understanding philosophy, as in, the most objective way as to how to understand and or digest what you come across in philosophy and so on.
With that, even though I believe that I might be skipping a bit, which philosophers deal with self reflection and ways of thinking, though when I say ways of thinking I'm not exactly certain as to what I'm looking for, as my knowledge in this field is extremely limited. Probably something along the lines of critical thinking without it crossing in the biased territory right away.
I'd like to thank you in advance for any replies.
>>8656524
...start ...with ...le ...greeks
>>8656524
Philosophy undergrad here.
If you're looking for a book then what you're looking for is Russel's introductory book "The Problems of Philosophy".
You will also have to find resources on logic, critical thinking and principle of charity in order to think in philosophical manner. My university is not in English so I can't suggest you too much here but "Thinking from A to Z" is a good English book to start thinking critically.
start with "sofie's world" :3
What are some books about conspiracies and shit with twists and stuff. Should I read the dan brown books meme?
>>8656476
thomas pynchon
>>8656476
Umberto Eco is sometimes called Italian Dan Brown.
What are some redpilled books about the JFK assassination?
>>8656307
>redpilled
Kill yourself
Geee ked, idk, you probably not redi to rid tha real buukz abuot how thay kaput the goo' old KFC. I keep it to me self.
>>8656307
James Ellroy, American Tabloid.
Not sure what exactly you mean by "redpilled" in this context, but it has the CIA, the FBI, and the Mafia arrange it, so there should be something in it for you.
How does it end?
Oh and spoiler alert
>>8656303
wow that bible is in pristine condition. mine looks like it went through the marne
Deus ex machina
>>8656303joshua aka jesus dies at the end, but there's a twist you won't see comming
So growing up i was a big reader then in my late teens depression fuck me up and i lost all motivation to read or write.
So am trying to get back to reading i want to avoid super difficult books (english is my second lenguage) or depressing books.
Last books i read were The Call and Fangirl which were awesome and got me into wanting to read more i bought Cinder by marissa meyer recently but i like having a books to start after i finish one I'm addicted to piles...
Any recomendation will be great, thanks :)
>>8656233
Be more creative next time
Saged
>>8656249
Is it wrong to be generic from time to time? Just wanted some books to read geez
>>8656233
Kraut here, so english is also my second language but after years of not being able to focus, it was easier for me to start again in english, simply because I wasn't as easily distracted and I had to actually focus instead of just reading it without that anything would stick.
Just choose something light from your personal interests.
Books that make you hate a person when they say it's one of their favorites.
Pic related
Hush, hush. The main characther is the ultimate mary sue and the love interest makes me feel icky, plus the writing is awful.
>>8656229
Gravity's Rainbow
>>8656229
Infinite Jest
Is serial experiments lain the greatest commentary on the Internet yet created? Has any literature come out to surpass it, or will a chinese cartoon remain forever superior? This isn't an ironic question: I actually see barely any literature that so deeply explores this modern phenomena
the scene in episode 13 when you see every character without lain in their lives and the song that plays was very good
>>8656217
>modern phenomena
>modern
Commentary or critique?
I think Walter Benjamin tried to establish a difference between both of them. Maybe critique is the proper term.
I have only recently have begun writing, and found it rather difficult to write the begging of the story. The middle and end are simple enough, but the start of everything is the most important as I see it, and its feels just horribly awkward when I begin the first paragraph.
I need advice. How do I engage the reader properly as well as smoothly?
depends on the way you want to write stylistically.
you spelled beginning wrong.
Well i think the best you can do is get feedback from a friend who isnt afraid to be honest.
And to be willing to rewrite a lot i have the same thing and in my current project i have rewritten the first 3 chapters about 8-9 times i gave up and am rewriting the whole novel again...
>I bet you can't beat pic related.
>>8656105
>tfw using a smaller book as a bookmark for a bigger book
>>8656117
why couldn't the fascists have been more tasteful?
>>8656105
i use a one of those advertising playing cards you get in a new deck
I wish I had something longer and better looking