Hey my name is Sean goonan I've posted a few times on this thread. I'm the author of the foundation for exploration, AMA
>>9717132
never head of it old chap
>>9717138
Well I wrote this book that is pretty great.
what is your name
Give me ONE (1) book that is an essential read
>>9717026
Dante's Inferno.
Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy
my dairy desu
Would you read this? I think of all right-wing "skeptics" I would prefer to read Sargon's book.
>>9716872
Sargon is a cuck who refers to himself as a liberal. He's kosher right, for now. We'll see how much he progresses in the future.
>>9716891
I'd maybe consider him a good introduction to show to normies that you wouldn't want to scare away with some of the more straightforward stuff.
>>9716900
I'd agree with that. Those people are necessary. The problem lies with them becoming controlled kosher opposition.
anyone got a pdf of his new tizz?
>>9716647
I wish all faggot would die. So glad this loser ruined his own career.
>>9716652
What'd he do?
>>9716699
he talked to joseph rogan
The open annals of man's dreams. The starving of his belly is the key. His memories everlasting rise from their ashen tombs, the bright flash of sulphur touched to wick and wax. He breathes lighter, his body rests, snores while awake. The refreshment he devised has worked, but he fears his Hyde. Lucky him, just a matter of time, painful phantasms mock and jeer. The color missing, none but contrasts remain. No line, no web, no spider. His sponge is full to bursting, slops off the excess and the new in one motion. The descent is enlightening as it is dulling.
>>9716593
Hunger?
>>9716610
oh it's not a riddle, sorry, should have put it in the "write what's on your mind" thread.
>>9716614
I meant the book but it's ok.
Childhood is when you idolize Sancho
Adulthood is when you realize the Don Quixote makes more sense
>>9716286
In other words, the grass is always greener.
>>9716289
I like to think that the green in grass is an attribute that is the result of inherited biological programming, cultural programming and sheer will power. Through learning you can make the grass as green as you want it to be.
>>9716286
>idolizing Sancho ever
>Don Quixote makes sense
you realize that what you said is utter bullshit and is applicable in no way to anyone's life, nor does it contain any wisdom whatsoever, right?
What's the Youjouhan shinwa taikei of books? Not counting the original novels
>>9716153
Is Tatami Galaxy worth watching? I have it downloaded, but never watched.
>>9716159
Yes, it is very good
>>9716159
One of the best anime ever
Thoreau or Emerson?
Either way you have to read Thoreau's Civil Disobedience. It inspired the likes of Ghandi and MLK
>>9716151
>>9716171
Gandhi*
please no roast
Just got this today, looking good so far. Shame it's an abridged edition.
>>9716074
bump! also purchased this, /lit/'s opinions?
I have been trying to find an unabridged version in Spanish but they appear to be incredibly rare. Anyways, I hope you enjoy the read OP... maybe make another thread once you finish it telling us what you thought of it. I'll be perpetually lurking.
>>9717041
i am sure that the UNAM edited a unabridged not too long ago, i may be wrong thought.
Why do you browse /lit/, anon? What do you gain from here, instead of actually spending your time reading or writing?
We don't take kindly to animeposters around here. Remove yourself otherwise you'll force me to report your posts to the moderators of this forum.
To share. Ideas,problems, discoveries, wisdom,nonsense,opinions,barbs,and the occasional advice to others struggling with all of the above.
>>9716073
Report me, faggot. Idgaf
Can somebody redpill me om this guy?
Read two of his poetry collections and i cant tell if i love them or hate them
>>9715840
He's rad as hell but also pretty simple. That means he's popular. That means it's fashionable to hate him.
Don't worry; he's pretty deserving of hate as an individual.
But I still dig him.
He riffed on a defined, existential worldview throughout all of his writing with a peculiar, if a bit selfsame and limited, style. Not bad, not the greatest writer to ever live.
>>9716125
This is a good post.
>>9715840
Do you really think you can handle this redpill, anon? Alrighty ... well, here it is:
Bukowski is a mediocre writer who was promoted by the jewish publishing industry to promote degeneracy and glorify alcoholism. The reason jews champion such people is because they want young white men like yourselves to think this kind of lifestyle is cool in the hopes that you will mimic it. You are less of a threat to the greater jewish power structure as a deadbeat than you are as a white man with a strong identity and noble ambitions who strives to better his community and rid it of the negative influence jews inflict upon it through the promotion of two-bit losers like Charles Bukowski.
(The above applies to the beatniks as well as the 68ers, of course.)
Hello /lit/erates,
could you please post all your flow charts like pic? Looking especially for that juicy Zizek one. Grazie
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Shortly before his death, Richard Rorty wrote a piece called "The Fire of Life," in which he meditates on his pancreatic cancer diagnosis and the comfort of poetry.
He concludes:
>I now wish that I had spent somewhat more of my life with verse. This is not because I fear having missed out on truths that are incapable of statement in prose. There are no such truths; there is nothing about death that Swinburne and Landor knew but Epicurus and Heidegger failed to grasp. Rather, it is because I would have lived more fully if I had been able to rattle off more old chestnuts—just as I would have if I had made more close friends. Cultures with richer vocabularies are more fully human—farther removed from the beasts—than those with poorer ones; individual men and women are more fully human when their memories are amply stocked with verses.
Why aren't you reading poetry, /lit/?
i think you've just convinced me to read more, thanks rorty
but i am
>>9715440
>just as I would have if I had made more close friends
do u think anyone will say they wish they spend more time shitposting on 4chan? it's possible someone could i'm just asking
Who here actually did the "exercizes" in Prometheus rising? Any tangible benefits? And additional recommended exercizes?
>>9715321
Write what they are
>>9715348
Fuck off and read a book for once in your life.
I tried them from the "Thinker and Prover" chapter and it definitely brought about a level of self awareness. Didn't try for the other chapters.
what order do i read these?
first time reading non-pop philosophy.
>>9715080
you read them in chronological order
that is: GS --> Z --> BGE
good choices too
>>9715091
>>9715097
Thank you very kindly, Anons.
Since you guys know about Philosophy, I also managed to find some other books. In which order should I read these 'trains' of Philosophy? So I'm thinking I'll do Nietzsche, then Plato, then Stoicism, and then Machivelli?
I have
>The Republic by Plato
>The Apology by Plato
>Meditations
>Stoicism and the Art of Happiness
>machiavelli-il-principe
>Hercalitus
How likely am I to kill myself after this?