How does one get deeper in literature and philosophy? I wrote paper for my philosophy class on Kierkegaard and my professor's biggest complaint was that I needed to go deeper.
How to think
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Think more. Engage with the topic. Don't just repeat what you read, form an opinion about it or connect your information from one work with information from another. Think more. Did you go to public school?
Some people can say nothing about the world, does this mean there is nothing to say about the world? How is it determined how much there is to be said about the world? (or anything/everything in the world?)
In depth thinking, and thinking in general, really, is overrated. I'd suggest not worrying about these sorts of trivial matters.
>My professor asked me to go deeper
Well user, what are you not doing in his room right now
Yes, at the time it seemed like a good school but being in college now everyone else seems miles ahead of me.
>t. arrogant brainlet
Yeh, public schools in the US at least are garbage tier. They train students for taking state tests, not learning or how to learn. All I can tell you is work harder. Stretch your brain muscles and try taking a real interest in your classes. Which class is it that's giving your problems? And what was your paper about?
>arrogant brainlet
Say that to my face, cuck. I'll get you thinking about the depth of my foot in ur ass.
oh duh philosophy. distracted.