/lit/ - Literature

>>11678076
>>11678073
The law has chastized morality.

/lit/, give me some good books written in aphorisms. I am addicted to them.

>>11677597
>is the depiction of the horror of attaining adulthood
I find it hilarious when people think being an adult is a sufficient thing to whine about. They are trying to make people feel sorry for them so they can justify blaming their inabilities and faults on being a fucking adult. The funny thing is they achieve the exact opposite, and it is immediately obvious how pathetic they are, and what stupid shit they are willing to blame that "pathetic" nature on. Poetic justice.

>>11673970
>rarely do thoughts produce beauty
But the external produces beauty, and what are my thoughts but a way of filtering (densifying), understanding (recognizing), and organizing it (thematically)?

>>11677497
Anti-Oedipus is pretty bad so far outside a few ideas (which have already been reiterated to shit). That D.H. Lawrence quote they used physically hurt me from the imaginary pain of being crushed by trash.

>>11676034
>beauty and the sacred
please don't lump beauty in with that garbage.

>>11677439
Me.

>>11672214
>I have the soul of the jester
So do I, OP. You call comedy a plebian skill, but I will ask you this: Why do so many hold the philosophical opinions of comics to such a high regard, even if they are of mediocre merit? The answer is because people are seduced by the fallacies that the comedian can get away with. And that is the advantage of being funny, you can get away with so much more.

To summarize my point (or embolden it); dialectics (the art of disputation) for the majority has evolved (or devolved) into witty comedy. I suggest you read up on digital rhetoric, very interesting stuff.
>I'm kind of a girl
Oh...
>always had a natural gift of being funny
Oh no...