/lit/ - Literature

>people in the thread talking about Homer
>not Aeschylus

>>20539010
>no matter how many times I tried as a kid I could never make fire

>one world government is actually being formed now
Heh.. I guess /x/ was right after all guys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gafV6YhhnAQ

What is the difference between reality and actuality in German philosophy?

>tfw stuck in the inbetween land of poetic abstractions
The only thing I know to be true is the diversity of sensations in the wind hitting my face. Why is it nostalgia is always precipitated by the emotional conditioning of light?

The Chivalric romances are funnier than Don Quixote.

>>19633044
>Guy is only notable for being cited by Marx & Engels, as well as Nietzsche.
How can you be this uneducated on a literature board?

I only just realised Evelyn Waugh and Dylan Thomas are different people.

>>19581930
Goethe > Tolstoy

>>19470337
>since 1876.

>>19302838
>There's very little information about music from that period.
What idiot told you this?

>das Dasein
Is this the German equivalent to that that?

>>18893106
>the republic
>communism

>>18844660
>Germany mostly produces composers.
In poetry German Romanticism towers over English Romanticism.

What books will explain why I, as a male, enjoy Olivia Rodrigo's song "good 4 u"?

>>18680918
Good'bye West.

Saya mumma, don't you talk little sweetie? Shine's on Spenglers head.

Is it just me, or does Nietzsche make people generally more resentful than they were before? Nietzschefanboys online are always really rude about religion and seething in every thread and none of it sounds like yes saying.

>>18538547
>I've read the Völsung cycle
>in the Poetic Edda,

>women be like "gegen dich selbst ruf' ich die Wehr, gibst du dem Sünder des Mitleids Ehr'!... Ha... Wahnsinn! Mitleid! Mitleid mit mir! Nur eine Stunde mein! Nur eine Stunde dein... Und des Weges sollst du geleitet sein!"

>>18330361
>but in his yearning after "German glory" the German, as a rule, can dream of nothing but a sort of resurrection of the Romish Kaiser-Reich, and the thought inspires the most good-tempered German with an unmistakable lust of mastery, a longing for the upper hand over other nations.
Why are Germans so evil bros?

Wagner is mentioned 73 times in Ecce Homo.

>>18228945
Is Plato an enemy in this?

>>18180784
It's Phaedrus.

I know Ion talks about poetic inspiration (and that discussion is underrated), but does it refer to this inspiration as madness? I can't remember.

I downloaded a book on libgen without a torrent.

I didn't know it was illegal. What's going to happen to me?