Official Book Thread

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recently finished derrida's The Gift of Death and Literature in Secret. both are pretty much existential musts that deal mainly with the transposition of god throughout several schools of thought, and how a dialectic is created that sustains an inner connection to the divine, which is what ultimately renders death both as something inwardly apprehended and given from without, something I found rather resonant. now I'm reading zizek's Less Than Nothing: Hegel and the Shadow of Dialectical Materialism, which is pretty cool... his logic is pretty uniquely divergent for someone who's never tripped acid.