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>>8000122
That movie is so shit

>>8000284
I know

Boredom

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You're reading something literally available from the infowars shop, put that into perspective

http://store.infowars.com/search.asp?keyword=tragedy+and+hope&search=Search+Products

>>8000083
So?

containment thread: >>7996125

>abridged version
>translation

Wew

>>7999965
I know but I don't have much choice.

These days everyone uses the interrobang (‽) for their combined exclamatory and inquisitive punctuational needs. Get with the times.

>>7999909
Why are you using exclamation points in a professional context anyway?

>>7999909
Literally the only person to whom my communications ever include an exclamation point is my wife. That's a pretty good rule.

Read My Twisted World.

Laugh at how /r9k/ and related sites fuck up young men's lives.

Try not to be one of them.

not a book but Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the greatest

>>7999390
>toxic masculinity
nice spook

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>>7999090
maybe quit being a dipshit and read the article first, it's short (also, read his article from NYT abt the Watts Riot).

>>7999090
Haha, hey there little guy! :-)

Unabomber manifesto

>>7998799
just watch some female youtubers

>>7998959

one must imagine Sisyphus masturbating even though he pushin a boulder with his other hand

>>7997255
>translation

>>7997258
Dude, Loeb pairs the original text along with the translation.

>>7997258
I read from the right side. I don't know latin-greek, being the pleb I am

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>>7996795
All of them

>implying anyone gives a shit about non digital copies

everything by: Dostoevsky, Camus, the wiener kreis, stirner, Nietzsche, theodore beale, ayn rand, mises, hayek, Cathy Brennan, Thomas Aquinas, Hegel, Sam Harris

>>7999999

>>7999600

Did you read "What is Art?" I think that's where he begins to let theory and ideology take a too prominent position, using it in order to slander virtually everyone. As an artist, you can impose whatever limitations you like on yourself; and if you're a great artist, as Tolstoy was, you can create great works in spite of (because of?) the framework you've decided to work in. But applying this standard to others is more questionable. There is an undeniable oppressiveness about basing judgement of others on an ideology you have yourself prefabricated; and this is the unpleasant dimension of late Tolstoy, in which he judges the art of others not on their own merits, but by their coherence with a certain pre-existing ideology. Universalising this ideology and applying it dogmatically, as Tolstoy does, is in a sense analogous of another Russian sentiment towards art which would come later, namely socialist realism, in which art or beauty is in a very similar way subordinate to a predetermined theory or ideology. This overbearing didacticism is, I think, a big part of the reason people find late Tolstoy objectionable.

Tolstoy did nothig wrong

I went into nietzsche, camus, dostoevsky and proust expecting them to be good.

Got that badly wrong

nice thread keep it up :)

>>7999408
Link video please?

i started so many /lit/ memes they might as well just rename the board /jacob/

>>7996731
To you think the transition from current capitalism to socialism would be more dramatic than the change from turn-of-the-century Russian monarchy to socialsm? If so, why?

>>7996731
Socialism is used as a transition phase.

>communism sounds nice but doesn't work !
Why do people parrot this shit endlessly ? It doesn't even sound good. I believe people who spout this garbage have never read anything about communism.

>look at name

Oh. Sage.

>>7999765
architects
originators

>>7999795
>originators
that's it, thanks

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