highly recommended book on the Idea of Evil in Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Adorno and Lévinas (Fackenheim also makes an appearance)
read this weird little gem + great on showing the influence of Tolstoy, Kierkegaard etc on the Tractatus, elaborates on 'mystical experience', shows similarities to Pseudo-Dionysius On the Divine Names - dont think he gets late phil. quite right (behaviourism, uncritical attitude) overall rewarding
the right has lost the culture war. all cis-males will be transitioned by force. winter is coming because everything thats left are snowflakes. we will never sleep again because everyone is woke now.
lets see how many Airas I can finish before the heat finishes me off
"Emmanuel Levinas lived through World War I as a child, although his life in Lithuania and then the Ukraine was much more directly impacted by the Russian Revolution and its aftermath. However, Franz Rosenzweig, one of the major influences on his thought,
"What is more Faustian than the United States of America? What is more expressive of the Faustian will to power than American history, if one strips away the veneer of high-sounding ideals with which Americans love to embellish their national history and acknowledges its true character?
Fires on the Plain (1959) "Dying Buddhist soldier: [to Tamura as he opens his eyes] What? You still here? Poor guy, when I'm dead, you can eat this. [He outstretches his arm] Dying Buddhist soldier: [Disgusted by the thought, Tamura leaves] Come back! You can eat me!"
mit East of Eden durch und dann Bolaño oder noch den kurzen Steinbeck dazwischen
Cockfighter (1974) "I didn't watch those chickens, I watched your face. No pity, no love, no nothin'. I think that bird has more of a heart than you ever will have. He sure as hell had more of a voice!"