/lit/ - Literature

The society is totalitarian but for some reason people can still take trains to the countryside, this is obviously Orwell self-inserting as a sentimental Englishman.

There's plenty of good art everywhere, you're just not going to get it from the elite art circles because they are too busy trapped in the "transgression" paradigm, even though there's nothing to transgress against anymore, because people don't really believe in anything.

>>17227466
>I don't think birth creates life.

Well Carl Schmitt argued that the Greek word for "enemy" in those passages,"hostis", does not carry the same kind of animus as the actual warring enemy that the Greeks called "polemios".

If you imagine that Jesus is talking about not resisting the evil actions that *other Christians do to you*, it suddenly makes sense, because they are your "tribe".

But clearly Christianity has never practiced nonviolence against the *outside enemy*, the polemios, meaning Muslims, or Hindus etc, and the reason why is that practicing nonviolence against the *true existential enemy*, will undo the religion itself.

>>16740082
>Awnings of the fumes of melted metals hung above the sidewalk in long screens to the pavement.
Anon, maybe writing isn't for you.

>>16389317
>>16389692
What's going on here

>>14154856
>hyusmans is literally who even here

>>13974184
>The point is that he probably knew exactly what he was doing.
This is the point you braindead animal ape, he knew nothing of what he was doing. His incapability and social retardedness is the cause of this event.

>picture littered with what anyone with over 70 IQ would call propaganda if it was the messages of political parties but somehow is completely okay, normal and not unhealthy, because it's "advertisement"

>"Is this picture supposed to make me mad?"

Imagine being this alienated.

>so on and so on
>*rubs nose*
>*snif*

>>12434075
So modernism exists but not postmodernism?

>>12147815
Intriguing. What was your inspiration for this piece.

>>12070771
>objective difference

>mfw someone asks me to explain the book i last read or im currently reading and i tell them i only incorporate experiences subconsciously since its the superior mind process

>narrator dies in the story
>keeps narrating

>he will devote time and energy to children

So i was reading an interesting book that proposes our mode of thought is primarily derived from our language. That we mainly think in the structures that belong to the language we learn when we are kids.
Basically that a japanese, a german and a spanish guy all think inherently differently

>objective reality

The correct answer is that any "serious assault" on capitalism later becomes the slogan on a T-shirt made by 12 year old Chinese people and worn by middle class Westerners while they protest a Milo Yiannopolous talk at Berkeley.

>the part where the old lady talks about her blown out vagina

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