/lit/ - Literature

>compare classical literature and philosophy with modern music
Why do you do this? Hegel is comparable with Beethoven, not fucking death metal.

>>13798635
no but aristotle will teach you to grow some balls

Can something be both transcendent and immanent at the same time? Reason I'm asking is because my professor, who is an Aristotle scholar, said that Plato's forms aren't immanent at all.

>>11753368
>"Work is modern day slavery"
and?

Is it worth it to mix practical knowledge with philosophy, or is that action through grasping at straws? How would you recommend one do this?

Money is the problem. It should be used solely in the process of exchanging goods. Hoarding it, living your life for the sole purpose of acquiring wealth, is the cancer that is destroying this world. The end goal is not a good one, not a moral one, not a just one.

Alright, alright, I've read the Greeks. What are some good contemporary books that advocate virtue ethics? I want to not that I am a universalist in regards to moral philosophy, and that I understand the importance of other theories.

In Aristotle's Organon, what is the most beneficial or important text? What is his best text that isn't strictly on logic?