>>25325533
Hegel, according to a professor I once had

>>25325554
sorry I meant to say Spinoza

>>25325555
That's a relief... I detest Hegel

>In the end, the lost time was within us all along.
Seriously

>>25325533
Book that is good.

>>25325533
One of the greatest literary experiences you'll ever have. The second volume is best.

>>25325554
>>25325555
>>25325576
It's schop-core actually

>>25325533
>fr no cap you finna do be remembering shit when certain stimuli affects your brain ong ong

>>25326030
pretty much, it's schop but as a series of novels

>>25325533
Seinfeld without the comedy.

>>25325555
>quads
checked and blessed
>>25325533
lots of interlinked essays on culture, time, memory, regret, love, lust, architecture, literature, music, art, society, economics, and history that happen to take place in rooms with characters

Long descriptions of flowers and buggery. I wonder what Oscar Wilde would have thought of it

sounds cool

>>25326241
So the final season of Seinfeld

>>25325533
Schopenhauer but French and gay.

>>25325533
The diary of a french aesthete, gay narcissist, neurotic jew, and sheltered nobleman all in one.

Idk I haven't read it even though I've owned it for four years.

>>25325554
>>25326030
>>25326059
It’s Schopenhauer’s theory of music being one able way to transcend the physical world and achieve the Noumena or whatever of Kant. Beyond that I am hazy on German idealists. I have no idea what Hegel has to do with anything.

>>25327058
Schopenhauer was a retarded hack fraud that literally never left his house and instead seethed eternally
His hedgehogs dilemma bullshit literally doesn't even happen in nature, his entire worldview is a sham

Does he ever find his lost time? I gave up on volume 6.

>>25325533
Tried to read it once but it was just dozens upon dozens of pages about a kid rambling about his mom and I gave up