/lit/ - Literature

>>9645123
A traditionalist economy would be a spiritual economy where despite the structural economy(capitalistic or socialistic) every family would have some level of self-sufficiency if need be. That;s how I imagine it.

>>9131973
Not that I agree with these cucks and their biased opinions, but 4chan will one day be examined with actual academic methodology. This can't happen overnight, so obviously they need to begin with these type of articles. Just like the initial scholarship of a philosopher is different from the one that is reached after hundreds of years of examination, the narrative for 4chan will one day be more full.

I personally believe only a person who has browsed at least 50% of the board at different times and has been otaku-tier on some of the big boards can fully get the big picture here. Also a person with no understanding of anime, will never get 4chan fully, ever.

Anyone else think that you don't actually need to have read Lacan and Marx to understand Zizek. He basically wastes pages on explaining them in a more nuanced way. Hegel on the other hand is the same Hegel in Zizek as far as terminology goes.

I think reading Chesterton and The Bible(the figure of Paul mostly) is more important since he assumes the reader has almost expert knowledge of those and doesn't explain much why he engages them. There's also Wittgenstein he aproaches a lot and he implies you know him well.