/lit/ - Literature

By importance or greatness.

Excluding religious figures and artists.

>>14521787
It's a reaction to to the weak men of today, the effeminisation of men in modernity. It isn't a natural desire women have, but the power hierarchy is intrinsic, and this is an exaggeration of that character.

It's also just that sexual deviancy develops when sexual deviancy is allowed, or often now, encouraged.

>>14478725
very /cosy/ background music here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGs_vGt0MY8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z45xGGTo3J0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tKfYwc4zxA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__aJL8i1kL4

>>14428898
Gobineau
-On The Inequality of Human Races (1853)
-The Moral and Intellectual Diversity of Races

Darwin
-On the Origin of species (1859)
-The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication (1862)
-The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex (1871)
-The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (1872)
-The Autobiography of Charles Darwin (1887)
-On Natural Selection (1896)

Wagner
-My Life - Volume 1 (1870)
-My Life - Volume 2 (1870)
-Religion and Art (1880)
-"What Boots This Knowledge?" (1880)
-Know thyself (1881)
-Introduction to a work of Count Gobineau's (1881)
-On Hero-dom and Christendom (1881)

Schultz
-Race Or Mongrel (1908)
-The End of Darwinism (1911)

Grant
-The Passing of the Great Race (1916)

Chamberlain
-The Wagnerian Drama (1892)
-The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century Volume 1 (1899)
-The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century Volume 2 (1899)
-Aryan World-view (1905)
-The Ravings of a Renegade (1915)
-The Political Ideal (1915)

Günther
-Racial Science of the German People (1922)
-The Racial Elements of European History (1927)
-The Religious Attitudes of the Indo-Europeans (1967)

Clauss
-(https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/08/09/ludwig-f-clauss-racial-style-racial-character-part-i/))
-(https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2011/08/18/ludwig-f-clauss-racial-style-racial-character-part-ii/))
-Die nordische Seele. Artung. Prägung. Ausdruck (1923)
-Rasse und Seele. Eine Einführung in die Gegenwart (1926)
-Fremde Schönheit. Eine Betrachtung seelischer Stilgesetze (1928)
-Als Beduine unter Beduine (1931)
-Die nordische Seele (1932)
-Rassenseelenforschung im täglichen Leben (1934)
-Vorschule der Rassenkunde auf der Grundlage praktischer Menschenbeobachtung (1934) [in collaboration with Arthur Hoffmann]
-Rasse und Charakter, Erster Teil : Das lebendige Antlitz (1936)
-Rasse und Seele. Eine Einführung in den Sinn der leiblichen Gestalt (1937)
-Rasse ist Gestalt (1937)
-Semiten der Wüste unter sich. Miterlebnisse eines Rassenforschers (1937)
-Rassenseele und Einzelmensch (1938)
-Die nordische Seele. Eine Einführung in die Rassenseelenkunde (1940)
-König und Kerl (1948)
-Thuruja (1950)
-Verhüllte Häupter (1955)
-Die Wüste frei machen (1956)
-Die Seele des Andern. Wege zum Verstehen im Abend- und Morgenland (1958)
-Flucht in die Wüste (1960-63)
-Die Weltstunde des Islams (1963)

Spengler
-The Decline of the West (1918)
-Man and Technics (1931)
-The Hour of Decision (1933)


And maybe get a good book on the history of the subject.

"For in all adversity of fortune the worst sort of misery is to have been happy."

- Boethius

>>14039054
Hegel identified both the difference between Spirit and God, or the Absolute, as well as the unity of Man(life i.e spirit) within God. He exists in his culmination of advancement(and devancement) both in contrast and ever searching unity with God, as well as his own 'present' existence which can only be eternal and so the absolute.

Truth, or morality (Good, Evil) in Hegel's view is the result of a being in, and not in, accordance with itself - for Evil is falsity and Good is Truth, and Truth is a being in accordance with its own nature. Hegel is not a dualist, and Good and Evil are not eternal concepts. One can argue whether Christianity is truly a monistic or dualistic doctrine however Hegel is irrefutably Christian.

>>13996522
No drugs - that's first, it trains you for instant gratification, damages your concentration long term not to mention all of the other MANY! biological damaging effects. Just continue to read and practice and you'll train yourself. Any interesting ideas make yourself find the answer to even if you are losing base interest. I started off reading books I was interested in when I was younger like in yr 8 such as the Prose Edda, Volsungs Saga, the Nibelungenlied, Havamal. I just had an interest in Norse mythology even though was a Christian. By year 9 I found Plato's Republic in the upstairs second hand section of a book store with comfy furniture and the likes. Sat down multiple days after school reading at least one book to three each afternoon. Figured I shouldn't just read the entire book without paying so bought it for 9 bucks once I was at about the third or second last chapter. I also read a few Jung essays and the later year 10 Modern Man in search for a Soul. Moved onto various other Plato works, the Iliad, Odyssey, Hesiod, various Pre-Socratics such as the Pythagorians, Heraclitus, Parmenides and the likes.

The point is it all started from putting aside the ADD and suffering through the Republic, was very easy and entertaining when actually interested.

Pursue.

This one, especially: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsCQj0GJ1K8

>>13825024
It's Jung's argument (not that effeminate egotistical Jew)you uncultured swine. But really there are so many things that shall convince you to faith. A history of Western philosophy, theology, art, etc. The Bible itself. Personal religious experiences.

It is after all an intuitive thing (read Jung to understand). There is plenty of rational objectivity in relation to God and Religion (particularly Christianity), the next third of belief is the necessity of belief, and the final of the tripartite reasoning is your own individual experience of spirit.

>>13658470
>Literature:
>>Homer
>>Wolfram von Eschenbach
>>Dante
>>Goethe
Oh fug, forgot about Shakespeare, new I was missing someone here. Not sure where to put him, if I did add him I would shift Dante down and remove Wolfram.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfI1S0PKJR8