What should I read before reading Heidegger's Being and Time?
>>8419317
All memes aside, the Greeks. Particularly the Pre-Socratics. Also Kant, Hegel, general phenomenology. Seriously, just fucking go through chronologically. Will you end up understanding Heidegger? Probably not, but hey! You've got 2,000 years of thought under your belt.
>>8419323
For the record, I've read a majority of the "required" reading for Being and Time and I stopped pretty early on because it was borderline insufferable - this is from someone who enjoys Phenomenology of Spirit and Foucault.
>>8419332
Phenom. of Spirit gets a bad rap. It's difficult, but manageable. But I found my self absolutely frazzled by Being and Time. Don.t know what to tell you other than slog through it. Secondary literature perhaps? Dreyfus is apparently one of the top authorities on H.
For example, reading part of a book in the morning, a part of another book in the evening.
Are you autistic by any chance? May bi diá»…n ha
No I only read one book at a time, and don't start a new one until I finish the current one. Even if I find the current book boring/above my level of understanding.
The only time I break this rule is with school books. If I have to read a book for school, I will read it alongside my book for pleasure, but the school book gets priority.
I've used to read one "big" book at home and a pocket book on the bus, now that I stay home and drive I only read one at time, its way better this way, at least for me
100 years from now what books will be considered the literary masterpieces of our time?
i don't fucking care man
>>8419292
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my diary desu
I bet you faggots actually like this pretentious piece of shit, don't you?
whats it like? going to check out dubliners soon. is Ulysses worth reading on a cultural level? on a down to earth basis, memes aside
>>8419179
It's 70/30 stagering genius/insufferable pretention.
>3rd week of August
What is your opinion on the existence of the soul? Does an eternal unchanging soul exist as in Christianity or Hinduism, is the Self just a collection of aggregates that creates a false idea of a cohesive being as in Buddhism, or is there something else?
Soul means romance, ie silly.
PS It's OK to be silly.
Where do you think the idea came from in the first place?
>>8419358
From the soul?
>having out with qtpa2tie
>very flirty and friendly,made it VERY clear she wanted the D
>problem is she has a boyfriend and I'm a conservative man so I don't bang women in relationships
>one day she tells me that he's a huge Bernie Sanders supporter and was trying to assault Trump supporters at a rally when he got hia bell rung and wound up in the hospital
>we both share a good laugh about it
>well old sport, I tell myself, if he's a Sanders voter it would be misogynistic and problematic for him to try to control his girlfriends actions (I don't use quotation marks for quotes because my writing style is heavily influenced by Cormac McCarthy)
>I invite her out for vegetarian tacos (I don't believe in animal cruelty) to a Mexican restaurant where the staff was all legal (MAGA)
>afterwards I bring her back to my place and throw some smooth jazz on ncmccp+mpd (I only use free and open source software)
>we proceed to go to pound town on every available surface with my massive 6.25 inch cock and standing up (I have a great deal of functional strength thanks to Mark Rippetoes program)
>I even eat out her asshole because that's the type of man I am
>she was really feeling the burn that day, I guess you could say I socialized that pussy
I don't think /lit/ is as full as trigger-pulled Marxists as you think it is
If anything I'm offended because I'm conservative like you. You should have been faithful to your conscience.
>having out
Good one retard
>>8418996
pls no bully
Can we have a containment board for conservative reading? Economics, political science, philosophy, etc.
>>8418945
It's called /pol/
>>8418949
/pol/ hasn't read a book in its collective life
>>8418958
neither has /lit/
>buy an antique book
>the price is on a sticker instead of being pencilled in
>REMOVING THE STICKER RIPS THE PAGE
Sticker autists in bookshops need to be executed. I mean WTF were you thinking?
That's what you deserve for valuing form over substance.
>>8418975
I used a razor blade to try to carefully scrape it off. Turns out the sticker was so firmly attached I just cut through the paper underneath and made the damage worse. Fortunately it was just a blank end paper and not the actual title page.
>>8419011
Are you saying I shouldn't buy antique books, that I should be happy to leave the stickers in, or that I shouldn't worry about the damage?
I got some books to read for school, which one is the best?
The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom
Wild by Cheryl Strayed
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Going Bovine by Libba Bray
Which one should I read?
>>8418850
have fun in community college
>>8418988
nice dubs
>>8418988
I got into UC Berkeley (Cal) but ended up going to a community college because I couldn't afford it. The time there made me want to end my life more than any other period has - being surrounded by idiots 24/7 made me pretty sad for humanity.
Are there any good /m/echa novels?
Are spaceships mecha?
>>8419135
Probably
Ask /tg/. There could be some decent Battletech novels.
What books do you think old school industrial fans or punks, like screamers era punk and throbbing gristle era would read today and back then? For sure the beats and I know Gen p likes philip k dick.
Dick, Ballard, Burroughs, Gibson, HS Thompson, Feral House publishing
back then:
ReSearch Industrial Culture Handbook
ReSearch Issue 12: Modern Primitives
"Esoterrorism" by Genesis P Orridge
today:
anything by J.K.Rowling
>>8418734
I think they read "Qing Woo's Very Own Guide to Become #1 Billionaire!" it make very much improvement in their life
@QingWoo69Superstar
T. Qing Woo
what is some good /biz/ related literature?
>>8418733
The Intelligent Investor
>>8418733
For marketing:
Everything Seth Godin has written, follow his daily blog. Start with All Marketers are Liars.
Everything Gary Vaynerchuk has written, follow him on every social media platform. Jab jab jab right hook is awesome.
22 Immutable Laws of Marketing by Trout and Ries
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Carnegie
General business:
Making Ideas Happen by Scott Belsky. This is by far the best because it is about execution and managing your projects and work as efficiently as possible, which is the best.
Zero to One by Peter Thiel
Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris
E-Myth Revisited by whoever the fuck
Antifragile by Nassim Taleb
Who here is a lovecraft junkie?
>that cover
junk nothenless
>>8418729
I like it. I've had that copy since 2008 and I've read it plenty. It's still in good condition. The paper is not bible-thin, it''s just slightly thinner than usual. The only thing that's annoying is the silver on the page edges. anyone know how to get rid of that?
>>8418726
I am.
NEW EPISODE
https://youtu.be/fAxf99j-9b0
He begins with a quote from Hegel:
>death is the most terrible of all things and to maintain its works requires the greatest of all strengths
What is this guys problem?
Why does he personify /lit/ so well?
Why do you want him so badly?
>>8418685
Report. Sage. Hide.
Please don't post his full name. That's doxxing.
He's an extremely attractive man and if you disagree you're a virgin.
What's the closest literary equivalent to Bosch?
Underworldyes I know it was a van Bruegel
Everyone always says Pynchon. They're always right.
Dante obviously