Is the last half of this book similar to what philosophy is? I haven't read any philosophy books so most of it went right over my head, and I tend to just ignore the /lit/ memes on stuff like that. But I could get down with trying to work out what beauty and art means to me, seems like it would make living a more fulfilling experience.
>>8890163
If you got to the second half, you are better versed in philosophy and literature than most people here.
Go advise people on books youve never read, somebody told me its popular here.
>>8890163
Eh yeah, kind of. Specifically Aesthetic Philosophy.
Although Stephen was purposefully written as a pseud retard so it'll be rather different.
Start with Aristotle's Poetics
>>8890173
His arguments had no real basis or justification, he was just basically saying whatever felt right in his head from a small exposure to really old thinkers in his education. All the while he talks with the air of thinking he's Plato born again
>>8890191
Yeah I noticed a lot of words seem to come out of his mouth without him actually saying anything. Also his friend didn't seem into any of it