/lit/ - Literature

>>15992680
>>15992674

>>15982105
For fun and a better vocabulary

>so much coffee your nose starts running
das it mane

>>14279303

Drinking coffee helps me power through dense books
How many cups have you had today, /lit/?

>>13453455
Yeah and India was this close(|--|) to becoming a Muslim subcontinent. And really the reason why Hindus and Sikhs survived was because they deep down do not actually believe that grasping the divine is relative.

More it's about perspective, but relative perspective does not mean relative Truth. Quite the opposite actually.
>objective empirical(relative) Truth gangang

>>13194768
It's a great book if a bit long and dry at the beginning (200ish pages), but it is one of the greats.
the Brainlets here on /lit/ only dislike it despite never reading it because that's what they've been told to think by their sociology professors.

>be chilling in my study
>reading
>door's open
>Augustine walks in
>he gives me quizzical look
>"Anon are you all right? What are you doing?"
>"Oh I'm just catching up on some reading"
>"But you're not saying anything"
>"Yeah I know"
>his jaw fucking drops
>servant girls instantly cream themselves
>rome collapses

>read the communist manifesto pamplet and Vol.1 of Capital
>Am now more well read on leftist policies and doctrine then 95% of leftists themselves
Anyone else making big /lit/-gains?

>>11793680
Agreed.
College marxists and other humanities pseuds here still can't concisley discuss and argue why here books/objectivism is bad other then "Muh sharing is caring, selfishness bad meaniehead ;_;"

>>11751543
It's the same bookfu as OP

>tfw reading more and more shinran and find myself constantly resonating with him
very nice feel

>all these triggered af eurocucks and libshitters
keep up the good work OP

>>11645611
>The capitalist propaganda