/lit/ - Literature

>>22624074
From the German part

>>22624074
They were German

>>22624074
Marx
but truth be told it was doomed from the start, see what Nietzsche has to say about it in the beginning of Beyond Good And Evil

>>22624074
Being german was a massive detriment to their intellectual aptitudes

>>22624802
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>>22624074
Young Hegelianism.

>>22624074
ww2

>>22624074
>wrong
Step one, you say we need to talk
He walks, you say sit down, it's just a talk
He smiles politely back at you
You stare politely right on through
Some sort of window to your right
As he goes left, and you stay right
Between the lines of fear and blame
You begin to wonder why you came

>>22626518
AND I PRAY TO GOD HE HEALS (You)

>>22626528
WHERE DID I GO WRONG?
I LOST A FREN
SOMEWHERE ALONG IN THE BITTERNESS

>>22624802
Feuerbach. basically he put the 'let's get to the end asap' in marxist philosophy.

>>22624802
>>22624873
>>22626537
So basically it went wrong when people started misreading the german idealists instead of carefully engaging with their works? Makes sense

>>22624074
Schelling changing his mind on fundamental stuff every 5 minutes.

>>22626588
I'm interested in hearing more about what you have to say about this.

>>22624074
Stirner’s critique made it irrelevant and then Nietzsche plagiarized him, putting the nail in the coffin.

>>22626577
>misreading
You wish.

>>22624074
Why are Germans such a powerhouse in philosophy? They were incredible.

>>22628495
Honestly culture. It made them wanderlust, but also homesickness. Nostalgia, but also science and accelerated progressivism. A heart, but also countless wars to challenge it. A fine language that enables scribing deep and convoluted thought, but also, well, that.
Germans have always been torn between these things and this constant conflict is what made them great thinkers in general.

>>22628269
What ideas did Nietzsche take from Stirner?

>>22630060
bring to the boil

>>22624074
Who are the other two guys?

>>22624074
Fichte