/lit/ - Literature

Thomas Hardy: 5’1
William Faulkner: 5’5
H.G. Wells: 5’5
James Baldwin: 5’6
J.R.R. Tolkien: 5’8 1/2

>>15346610
>He'd rather watch porn on an iphone instead of trading seashells in the Kula Ring
What are you even doing on /lit/?

>>15299786
he doesn't realize that >>15299766 and >>15299771 are the same person

>has a strong opinion on Salinger
>only read catcher

>>15182444
>he enjoyed harry potter
>As a Kid!

>his brain doesn't know how to reconcile modern and traditional art to make a holistic theory of art without the politics

>>15144514
>He got pleb filtered by Camus

>he believes that the mind and body are separate instead of the same thing

>he thinks postmodernism is a 'skepticism towards metanarratives' or hyperreality

>he thinks he's going to become an acclaimed writer
>his verbal IQ isn't genius level
>he doesn't have a mental illness
>he's not considered weird by people with lower IQs
>he thinks philosophy is bad if it's wrong
I hope this isn't any of you.

Any literature on why men get jealous of chads when the attractiveness of chads comes down to the infantilised ideal of masculinity thought up by the developmentally stunted minds of women?

>he doesn't know simone weil

>>15025730
Don't fret yourself anon... He probably believes in mind–body dualism.

>>15018302
>the possibility that love is a commitment that requires mutual sacrifice and work, rather than a fleeting emotional high

>>14990287
>the nonphysical world

>>14977210
>UNAM

>>14967104
>he wants to fuck female Raskolnikov

>he doesn't realise all ideology is regulated by a secularised teleological idea of humanity's self-actualisation

>>14942566
>laughs in Sade

>he thinks beautiful women are real

>he doesn't know what his subconscious does

>he sees no continuity between classical humanist liberalism and contemporary American leftist liberalism

>>14935678
>It’s almost as if someone who believes that they can just accept whatever truth the want can’t even keep track of their own logic

>implying there's a way to actually justify something as a truth
>Laughs in epistemology

>he thinks sincerity is opposite post-modernism