Do we have to become Nietzsche stans now?
On Saturdays I'm Nietzscheian. On Sundays I'm Kierkegaardian. On Weekdays I'm Heideggerian.When I go to the toilet I'm Kantian.When I get a conscription letter, I turn full Stirnerite.
>>25177297I honestly friggin doubt it
>>25177414Explain this journal then...
He's more based then. Women are useless
A lot of great thinkers have an odor of homosexuality. That’s why it doesn’t bother me that my whole huge extended Catholic family think I’m a closet-case because at 45 I have never had a gf. The truth, that I find women annoying, is boring in comparison.
>>25177442This is too fucking cryptic for me. He’s referring to levels of irony and without expanding on an example. So he writes “my lover”, that means a much as anything he wrote here.
>>25177710Yeah Kierkegaard writes in spirals because he thought it was the only way to deal with smug, self-important Hegelians. He out-Hegels them basically by turning Hegel’s dialectical logic against them. If you take dialectic seriously it does not lead to these neat Hegelian conclusions, everything is dialectical and it doesn’t make sense. Hegel lets the genie out of the bottle a millimeter and then bottles him back up, Kierkegaard lets him run and turns him to the service of Christianity. It’s a submarine attack.
>>25177722He does seem to be hinting at some relish for being a double agent of sorts in the excerpt. He’s not clear about what he seeks to undermine besides people’s perception. He could be alluding to homosexuality, or some pseudo religious seduction, but whatever it may be, he only vaguely implies what.
>tfw even if you become a great writer hundreds of years later people will still think you're gay because you're not good with women
>>25177777That passage itself is not hard to read. Irony means irony, he writes ironically, his books are pseudonymous and none represents himself (except the sermons). The apparent gayness is probably from being ripped out of context (the ‘lover’ of his writings or something). Even if he was gay he would have never openly admitted it.
>>25177812If you describe how repulsive and incellish you are, it will make sense.
>>25177816>Irony means ironyGot it. All clear now.
>>25177442I don't need to explain shit