/lit/ - Literature

>LOL IF A WRITER DOESN'T SAY IT DIRECTLY, IT DOESN'T EXIST
>AUTHORS NEVER WRITE ESOTERICALLY OR USE METAPHORS

>>15731874
>By a further accumulation of instances, it would be found that every comparison requires, besides the related thing, the ground, and the correlate, also a mediating representation which represents the relate to be a representation of the same correlate which this mediating representation itself represents.

haha cool analytics rule :)

>>13548552
>Christian, but thinks people should just do and believe what they want

>>13538889
>UNGA BUNGA ME SMASH HEAD

name one philosophy that beats grug-ism. you literally cant.

>>13205374

>>12576602
reading books

GO ON NGUBU
PUT IT IN BACK OF T'NET LIKE YOU PUT IT IN MOI WIFE'S ARSE

>>11334456
>deflecting the argument to whether or not bush was "smart" because you are obviously wrong on your original claim
Never change libshits, never change

>Life imitates Art, Art imitates Life...

>>11214605
I read in completely passive mindsets all the time. I finished Crime and Punishment and the only thing I really remember is Porfiry telling Raskolnikov that suffering is good, which is an alright thing to take away I guess, since I'm pretty sure that was the whole point of the novel.

>>11130387
MEAT PIE SOSIJ ROLL
COME ON INGLIN
GIVE US A GOAL

>labour theory of value

>>11088006
>people should be jailed

>im a medievalist

>>10956573

>on reddit

>>10741980
Grug no smart but Grug know brain wojak mean well

>>10709348
Makes me look smart

Why do some people like to re-read books? Wouldn't that effort be better spent reading new ones?

On what side of the fence do you fall on?

>>10629852
>Make /lit/ fiction only.

>>10609449
>>10609659
>Plato's dialogues are arguments

Haven't read a single book in my life and I'm 25 or something. I've been busy indulging in mainstream culture all this time. What would you recommend to an absolute neanderthal such as myself? Besides the hangman's noose of course, that's self-explanatory. I mean like a book, I don't care what genre.

>>10533171
>many literal and philosophical movements are born from reactions to pre-existing works and ideas; either building upon them, or rejecting them, to create something new and influential.
wow rlly? never thought of it that way

>>10448522
>>10448522
>Library science degree

pfffffffffhaahahahahahahha

>ok class, today well be teaching you how to stack books on a shelf