/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.19033832]

>dabs on every philosophy and metaphysical bullshit that was made before him
>is a chad, gets bitches and lives life to the fullest
Why haven't you taken the Chadmus pill, /lit/?

[Anonymous No.19033844]

>>19033832
>gets bitches
I don't consider that an achievement. Buying a female dog companion is quite easy, just requires a little bit of money. On the other hand, securing a compassionate, intelligent woman partner would be quite an achievement.

[Anonymous No.19033851]

>>19033844
>incel cope
Have grass and touch sex, chud

[Anonymous No.19033854]

>>19033832
>dies in a car crash
>last moments in horror knowing he will be consigned to nonexistence
vs Celine
>soldier in WWI
>hated jews
>doctor

[Anonymous No.19033860]

>>19033832
Camus has no philosophy.

[Anonymous No.19034059]

What’s beyond absurdism? Does any philosophy give insight into pain and non meaning in life?

Camus is good if you’re bored but not if you’re dealing with life

[Anonymous No.19034173]

>>19033844
>intelligent woman

[Anonymous No.19034207]

>>19034173
>>intelligent woman

[Anonymous No.19034229]

>>19034207
Aren't you a good lapdog? So eagerly defending your estrogen masters from meanies on the internet. If you reply to me again I'll give you a cookie for the good work.

[Anonymous No.19034237]

>>19033832
I prefer Heidegger

[Anonymous No.19034473]

>>19034237
Anyone have the philosophizing in the BLACK FOREST pasta?

[Anonymous No.19034478]

>>19033851
Your sexual insecurity is showing.

[Anonymous No.19034541]

>>19033860
This. He explicitly states that he was never a philosopher. Also his rebuke of Heidegger and other existential philosophers is very superficial and he was aware of that.

Camus is just babby's first philosopher. He's a great writer but his thinking was quite superficial. In the end he was an alcoholic who liked to get laid and died in a car crash probably because the driver was drunk too.

[Anonymous No.19034587]

>>19034473
I always visualize him sitting on his wooden bench outside his Black Forest house, alongside his wife who, with her perverse knitting enthusiasm, ceaselessly knits winter socks for him from the wool she has shorn from their own Heidegger sheep.

I cannot visualize Heidegger other than sitting on the bench outside his Black Forest house, alongside his wife, who all her life totally dominated him and who knitted all his socks and crocheted all his caps and baked all his bread and wove all his bedlinen and who even cobbled up his sandals for him. Heidegger was a kitschy brain….. a feeble thinker from the Alpine foothills, as I believe, and just about right for the German philosophical hot-pot. For decades they ravenously spooned up that man Heidegger, more than anybody else, and overloaded their stomachs with his stuff. Heidegger had a common face, not a spiritual one, Reger said, he was through and through an unspiritual person, devoid of all fantasy, devoid of all sensibility, a genuine German philosophical ruminant, a ceaselessly gravid German philosophical cow, Reger said, which grazed upon German philosophy and thereupon for decades let its smart little cow-pats drop on it….

Heidegger is the petit-bourgeois of German philosophy, the man who has placed on German philosophy his kitschy nightcaps, that kitschy black night-cap which Heidegger always wore, on all occasions. Heidegger is the carpet-slipper and night-cap philosopher of the Germans, nothing else.

[Anonymous No.19034730]

>>19033832
>taking a leap of faith is philosophical suicide
>but convincing yourself a dude being punished for all of eternity as happy is not
why did he not see the hypocrisy in his conclusion? if anything Kierkegaard's views were far more nuanced and saw faith as more than metaphysical escapism, what did Camus offer in comparison? his essay was "dude just ignore it" tier cope, the audacity of this fucker to accuse anyone of philosophical suicide is baffling, all he did was re brand stoicism.

[Anonymous No.19034832]

absurdism is the world's biggest, most watered-down, quasi-existentialist cope. i'm not 14, so i'm not taking the camuspill. he is a decent writer though. i enjoy his fiction, not his philosophy.

[Anonymous No.19034837]

>>19033844
>female dog companion
>compassionate, intelligent woman
He got both.

[Anonymous No.19034846]

>>19034837
>>19033844

[Anonymous No.19034868]

>>19034837
>>19034846
>all the good men are straight

[Anonymous No.19034889]

>>19033832
>life is absurd and meaningless
>but don't an hero because uh ya just don't ok

[Anonymous No.19034898]

>>19034868
You could always screw him by proxy during orgies.

[Anonymous No.19035204]

>>19034730
>all he did was re brand stoicism
Based.
And even more based since he makes faggots like you seethe

[Anonymous No.19035277]

Existence is before essence. Get fucked metaphysicucks.

[Anonymous No.19035309]

>>19035204
great post anon, totally contributed to the thread

[Anonymous No.19035340]

>>19035309
Thanks. You too

[Anonymous No.19035846]

>>19033832
He experienced pleasure?? Wow what an achievement. A true genius.

[Anonymous No.19035887]

>>19034868
>good men
He eventually settled down with a decent enough woman and cheated on her and made her depressed and they had no children.

[Anonymous No.19037570]

>>19033832
based

[Anonymous No.19037929]

>>19035887
>and they had no children.
What?
> "Although Camus was indifferent if not hostile to formal marriage, the couple had twins, Catherine and Jean Camus, in Paris in 1945 after the city's liberation. Francine had moved there from Algeria after two years' separation from Albert, who was participating in the French resistance at the time. "

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francine_Faure