/lit/ - Literature

>>12659447
>If you read and processed the ideas in his work you probably wouldn't be on /lit/ spelling it out for the braindead losers on here.
you're forgetting one thing: i am really fucking pathetic and unbelievably dull. just a horrible, horrible excuse for a human being
>Trap Card: fucking activated
besides, the longest journey begins with the smallest shitpost. everybody has to start somewhere

>>12659462
it's useful to understand Heidegger, who is situated at a crucial moment for Germany. because his prose can be quite dense it's good to have a guide or an introduction. this one is good, and also serves to provide a historical context for the conditions in which German fascism fluorished.

>>11781416
why, have you talked to him? he's super into spinoza and joyce, and i'm kind of meh on both of those guys, but a lot of times he has these interesting quotes from paul valery or malraux or other french writers that are very cozy.

but i don't actually talk to any of these people, i really only lurk and steal from them shamelessly.

>>11781445
glhf senpai. get a copy of this also, it was my intro and really helped me understand B&T.

>>11034881
sorry, not encounter, confrontation. duh. in case you wanted to find it on libgen. here's the cover.

this one's good