/lit/ - Literature

I take it you are 16 years old and have no idea what psychopathy is.

I suggest reading about autism, I suspect many people in your server have it.

>>20506139
Haha whoa! Epic! Spooky! This guy is unhinged!

>>20074192
Careful with that edge, Eugene

No, I don't believe in some "higher power"...I believe in a lower power.

>>16273989
>Personally I'm like, "welcome to my world."

>>16265782
Step to me and find out.

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>>16109569
Trust me, you don't want to mess with Igor.

>>15855690
>What's your beef with N anyway?
I am clearly attacking the audience who overinflates his importance in relation to real philosophers more than himself. Though, to be fair, Nietzsche is already for what he is overrated as fuck. The only thing that finds origins in his writing is fedora tippers and pic related.
>You definitely haven't looked into anything that goes against the narrative you obviously want to spin on him.
Nice projection. You wouldn't rely on totally obscure garbage lit that reads like it came off of facebook if you weren't the one trying to twist reality to suit your perspective.
You'd have been able to provide something of actual literary value and substance, not some guys wordpress blog printed out and sold for more than its worth.
If he really is a professor, then not only is his lack of scholastic reputation revealing, but he was probably a walking piece of garbage using his classroom to shill his garbage book.
Teachers like that should be shot. Objectively.

>>15638988
I have read all of his books. He tries too hard. Someone who likes the self indulgent ramblings of Nietzsche would probably also enjoy Ego and His Own. While I can understand the certain kind of appeal of this worldview to a twisted fucking psycopath like pic related, it is awfully sophomoric. Nietzsche's best ideas, like Eternal Return, Slave Morality, Apollonion v Dionysian aren't even really original developments.

Which non-fictions books (philosophy, politics, ethics, cultural analysis etc) have the most aesthetic and rich prose.

Perhaps one of the French postmodernists?