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>>7167663
>not Dhaka fashion week

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>>7167601
well they must have had different ideas of beauty back then and I would imagine they would go for those child bearing hips if they could.

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>>7167579


But don't hate her when she gets up to leave.

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Aphrodite really got around. Were there any other goddesses who have her beat in terms of number of lovers?

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Farewell fellow animal poster

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obligary

>> No.7166697 [View]

>>7166690
it appears as if he is holding the rail

>> No.7166670 [View]

The Phenomenology of Spirit

>> No.7166664 [View]

Perseus had a rather comfy life, had his adventures and gained glory through the help of the gods and then reigned successfully and prosperously as the king of Mycenae until his death at an old age.

Antigone had some rough luck ending in her hanging herself in a tomb prison

>> No.7156611 [View]

Aleksey Fyodorovich?

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Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendia was to remember that distant afternoon when his father took him to discover ice.

>>7156515
Its that screaming intro from a Pynchon novel

>> No.7156553 [View]

Edith's Mythology by is a good introduction to the myths. You should probably know your Homer next

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Kokoro

>> No.7146221 [View]

It was written by the biggest "normie" in philosophy though

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>>7146201
This

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Its the nihilism of the east. It sounds good for numbing your pains but its life denying and what is the fun in that?

>> No.7145277 [View]

A Confession

http://web.mnstate.edu/gracyk/courses/web%20publishing/TolstoyConfession.htm

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inspired some great art and philosophy at least

>> No.7072326 [View]

Stirner completes the dialectical system.

"The history of the world is finished; all that is needed is for the specific individual to rediscover it in himself."

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>> No.7053187 [View]

They can be. maybe not for everyone. That is for them to find out for themselves I guess

>> No.7053181 [View]

>>7053174
but while Borges stories start to make sense at the end Pynchon drops the ending where it all ties together.

>> No.7053174 [View]

Kind of reminded me of that Borges story Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius. I think he did intend to confundle the reader who looks for deeper meanings in things like names.

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>>7053000
Not sure who originally did it but it became typical after the Floral Shoppe became popular.

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