/lit/ - Literature

You guys should redpill your teacher on Guenon

>>13432261
Absolutely based, both of you

To the guy sitting in the second row of phl270, stop snitching on the first row and pay attention you noob

>>13432261
Based

Not based.
Undergrad and pseud. If you browse 4chan during the school semester you aren't gonna make it.

>>13432271
how can lit redpill someone on an author they haven't read

>>13432271
>Stirner? Evola? Sorry Anon, I've never heard of these guys. Maybe you can do a presentation?

have sex

>>13432261
>not posting porn to force him off or Chad up

>>13432261
post a pic of him

>>13432271
>>13432282
How shitty of a school do you think OP goes to? Evola and Guenon aren't some super secret thinkers no one knows about. I learned about Evola in a very left wing university program.

>>13432310
You're probably European

>>13432289

>>13432317
TERRIBLE haircut, c'mon guys let's get it together.

>>13432313
Canadian

>>13432321
Point is, you aren't a burger, or at least did not study in burgerland

>>13432271
This.

>>13432321
Waterloo?

>>13432282
They would know about Stirner. I got taught Stirner in 19th Century Philosophy during the Marx unit.

>>13432310
American philosophy professors tend to be pretty ignorant of the continental and more esoteric schools of philosophy. It actually doesn't surprise me that a left-wing department would address Evola. They're one of the few groups with motive to respond.

>>13432310
they aren't serious philosophers. that's even worse than being taught rand in school

>>13432317
This isnt the first row in a class room. This looks like McDonald's considering he has a receipt with his order number underneath his phone

>>13432343
It is McDonalds
>t. buys coffee at McD's almost every day

>>13432343
>Burgers study philosophy in McDonalds

>>13432320
>>13432343
That pics from a similar thread a week or so back

>>13432343
Also th picture of some burger promotion near the window

>>13432343
>McDonald's
Where all philosophy majors end up.

>>13432346
Wh-what restaurant do you guys host your philosophy classes? What do you eat during class?

>>13432342
It was in a political science class, not philosophy, but the point is the teacher would know the names regardless
>>13432331
No, went to a pretty small university so won't out myself

>>13432348
Oh ok. Havent been on lit in nearly a year so thanks for that.

>>13432350
/thread
At least they can twidle eachother’s boipussy and shitpost on /lit/ together between their bouts of burger flipping.

>>13432346
do they not do this in Europe?

>>13432317
do burgers really do this?

>>13432357
I think perhaps they only do it in top tier private universities. McDonalds is very high end over in Europe, most can't afford it. We are truly blessed with prosperity and freedom in the United States of America.

>>13432282
>>13432310
>implying a professor wouldn't feign ignorance in order to manipulate students into dropping redpills on the class
>implying they wouldn't enjoy the backlash foisted on his unwitting simpleton student for his views
>implying the joy of playing both sides as puppet master isn't the greatest joy of all
Intellectual honesty is a spook

>>13432317
>taper the back? no thanks, I browse 4chan

>>13432350
Studying philosophy is cucking yourself out of a job

>>13432377
>tfw took a political phil course with a commie professor
>all my essays critique capitalist society from a traditionalist perspective
>he thinks I'm a commie too
>I'm his favorite student
>he gives me a book of his as a gift
lmaoing @ his life rn

>>13432377
>be huge, built /fitlit/
>sit in front of the class
>function like a human shitpost when the rest of the class is too coward to say things
>always use the most abrasive language
>prof loves me but doesn’t show his affection publicly because lib arts school
>best scorer in class

>>13432386
As far as job placement and earnings go people with only a philosophy degree are like #50 on the list of the most common 200 or so majors. Above chemistry, biology, psychology, and history. All of which are more popular. Plus it's the best degree for law school if you're into that.
It's not petroleum engineering but philosophy is hardly the worst choice to make economically.

>>13432271
b&rp

>>13432401
you sound like an obnoxious twerp. professor doesn't "show affection" because everyone is uncomfortable around your autism

>>13432391
had something similar with a Catholic professor, I was the only person in the class arguing for a form of objective morality, he thought I was a good trad boy but in reality I'm a dirty commie

>>13432413
>autism is calling retards retards
I guess you’re autistic too by your definition

>>13432407
For a lot of liberal arts, it is what you make of it I think. I've met some truly brilliant people in philosophy, English and psych classes but for every ambitious, intelligent, creative person there are five lazy dimwits coasting through the course because they know they can get away with it. I consider psych a liberal art because although it employs the scientific method most of the theoretical underpinnings and conclusions they come to are completely up to interpretation and dependent on the perspective of whoever is making the argument.

What you're saying is interesting though. I'd be curious as to the population they sampled and where they ended up working. I know some business/philosophy people who ended up working at finance firms. The law school thing also makes sense. Would you have a source for your stats?

>>13432391
modern commies are essentially trads with with a sprinkling of marx. they all love schmitt and nietzsche

>>13432350
Hey some of us work at Starbucks

>>13432261
OP HERE, I meant phl275, whoops

>>13432474
Can't find the exact data I remembered but this basically corroborates with what I remember.
https://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/info-Degrees_that_Pay_you_Back-sort.html

I was wrong about chemistry I guess, but still. There are quite a few worse options than philosophy.

>>13432619
I'm thinking about this and I figure it may be a bit misleading. You have to take into consideration differences in unemployment percentage here as well. Philosophy and English and so on might pay about the same as a Biology major, but I would guess that you'd be much more hard-pressed to find work as a sole Philosophy major than a Bio one.

>>13432261
but i was browsing lit in phl275?

>>13432598
are you the dude with the sling on his arm?

Both are based and redeemed in my book.

>>13433334
>>13433333

>>13432350
LOL based

show yourself next class, coward