/lit/ - Literature

>>18421505
Vaush still hasn't responded to alt-hype so I'd say no.

Academic swamp creatures come out and smear anyone who publishes a paper still, though

>>16365667

>>15390222

>>13792803

Does anyone have a chart like pic related but for leftist economy?
Also chart thread I guess

>>13305287

>>12430271
>Right&Honorable's clearly hate Rand more than liberals if you look at market politics.
Leftists love what Stirner validates in their opinion on the self-appearance, their creative nothingness. This is the great displacement of contingency, the contrary as sincere criticism, a bracketable centre that is pure destructive capital replacing itself with the same entropic value of mystery. It is obfuscation as conservation. But the show is not to be explained as Ayn Rand does. Her books fail on meeting production targets needed to be meet in order to increase next years revenues so that a greater selection of talented individuals can blurbmingle daytoday softspoken newspaper humdrudgery. She couldn't conceptualize herself out of a wetpaper bag. Highsmith > Rand
---
Nagel > Stirner

>>12419007
Thoth is the master domesticator. One must be as Socrates and remember all as you deconstruct all. Also, roll in mud as often as possible and fuck like a rabbit.

>>12400021
>>12400248
It is a sign of decadence and hubris. Look at the church and look at the methods each has helped put in place over centuries in communities. The sum of the churches of the world do create the horrors you hate so much. You set out to help and then subsume cultures and peoples with your methods. And you do it because you are ignorant of god's true will granted by the earth and not your gaudy whoreship halls, your sleek communion. What temple have you made of the earth to praise god that is so short sighted that it does not see the carnage of history, of forgotten people. What have you built of communion with the earth that is His. What is your work? What is your works here? What is in your work that is other than the duty to the Common Good of all men? You cannot tell me it is not the Revelations of media and science that gift you back a creed to do good for all of whom you can reach, and to do so in line that your predecessors can do more. I do not select but for the good of all, and selection that makes it easy for my predecessor to do better I see as just. It is in my Stoic values that I would rejoice except that I see no friends with which to reflect the joy of these values anymore. It is why I say not just that these temples are cursed, but that the language of every brother and sister seems only to add salt to Jesus' wounds. A hundred years of silence and action is not ridiculous to one generation that accepts a role in striving for unity of understanding the good.

As the title implies, I would like /lit/ to recommend me books on military strategies. For example, different military tactics that have been used throughout history and just generally the art of war in general. What got me into this was learning about how the Russians would use a military tactic where they would let the enemies attack their land or base and once they're exhausted they would come and attack the enemy soldiers. I also heard about Roman military tactics and seeing how creative they were really got me interested in this. And if it exists it would be great if there were a chart version kinda like pic related filled with different military books.

And lastly, I would just like to ask if military tactics are still used today. Like, with the invention of bombs and weapons of mass destruction do people still focus on strategies of is it all just bomb the other guy now?

>>12199295

>>12189869
Sounds like a certain someone found out that a certain group of youwhos are a bit fickle. Better put some more money in your buffer-zone and diversify beyond some Tolstoy impressionaro; that'll get you laid, or keep you entertained in some middlebrow trenchwarfare future-funny way of some kind, you know. Avaiding all the otter annoyances, I know a good path, slick and worth a good payout in say ten years if I had a few pages of promises such as you.

>>12132196
pooploads

>>12132105

>>11695736
This too

>>11661050
economics is largely gay and basically useless for peasants like us. its just the most complex system of slavery that's existed. waste of time to study really