/lit/ - Literature

Is absurdism truly the way of the based?

any idea where i can pirate various kinds of audiobooks ranging from warhammer stuff to classical ?

>Push le rock up le hill because....uhh...ermmm....just do it, ok?

Sartre never stood a chance

Smoking may be dangerous but it is cool

What book changed your life?

What book had single biggest impact on how you thought of and approached life.

Should I read The Myth of Sisyphus before reading The Rebel?

>lmao life bro

>>14946689
Working out is nothing but a cope for brainletts

Mark Rippetoe being the prime example. The only objective point of life is to attain knowledge. Also living in the face of absurdity. Anything else is a cope.

Prove me wrong. Pro tip: you can’t. There has never been a virtuous gym goer. The virtuous man has no reason to repetitively lift increasingly heavier objects and consume milk powder. He’s too busy being balls deep in your mind.

What is his best novel?

So where do we draw the line between literature and philosophy? Are Camus's major works fiction, or philosophy, or both? Sartre? Beauvoir? What about Dostoyevsky?

So where do we draw the line between literature and philosophy? Are Camus's major works fiction or philosophy, or both? Sartre? Beauvoir? What about Dostoyevsky?

the only thing more absurd than life is suicide

Why does this board hate Camus? Is it because he was smart and a chad?

Have you become more interesting after starting your little philosophy hobby, anon?

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does anybody take sloppy seconds serious?

Has anyone here committed philosophical suicide? What's it like?

What does the ideal /lit/ gentleman look like?
>What are his favorite books?
>What are his favorite films?
>What music does he listen to?
>What is his profession?
>Does he smoke, and if so, what brand?
>What liquor does he drink?
>How is his sex life?
>What will he accomplish?

What is the most /lit/ cigarette brand?
>I personally use Marlboro Reds

Just bought "the stranger" and "myth of Sisyphus", w-whats going to happen now anons