/lit/ - Literature

>>8875547
you shouldnt ascribe a name to "your"(you cant own a wild animal) dog, especially if its a gendered name you dont know what the dog's identity is.

>>5095971
>The Greek Stirner is Diogenes

Diogenes was never that long-winded, theoretical or obtuse....

>>4852846

Free spirit: Someone who is able to rise above given ways of thinking.

Noble Europeans: The ideal citizens of Europe, like Goethe and Napoleon, able to rise above national differences.

Master morality: The morality of the aristocratic, that which makes values for others and sees itself as noble.

Will to power: The fundamental drive of humans for independence from, and dominance over, other wills.

Superman: the man who forgoes transient pleasure, exercises creative power, lives at a level of experience beyond standards of good and evil, and is the goal of human evolution.

>>4833602
>>4833602
>It doesn't seem like a good place to ask.
>SEEM

there is your problem. You haven't actually been there. Go ahead young one and learn.

If you are human with sufficient IQ, pattern recognition and sense of wonder, it's self-evident that God is real, intelligent, and the foundation of the Universe and morality.

The more important question is regarding Jesus and his connection to God, the answer in this case requires faith.

What does /lit/ think of Evola, his take on enlightenment, culture, traditionalism, etc?

>"natural heroic rights"
>solar masculinity
> Buddhist ascesis and the true path to enlightenment

>"Tradition, is something transcendent, and it can only be attained by those who have the power to transcend the lives of petty men and their appetites, their sentimentalisms, their national prides, their 'values', and their phobias. " "

What is Tradition?

>>4236795

thanks bro.

>>4159637
>heteronormative masculine privilege

Did he actually say this in real life?

>>3593833
>the lack of time they have to teach the books

More that kids are lazy as shit and don't read the set texts making it impossible to teach them.

I need someone to recommend me a light read detailing the journey of a bunch of ragtag misfits. I obviously don't really read much. Truth be told I'm only going to because I've exhausted all my other options. I know that may sound incredibly plebeian and disrespectful to the art form but it's the real reason I'm here.

>>3412842

you engaged in homosexual intercourse with that bearded guy?

nice