/lit/ - Literature

Hi. I'm dead set on learning German from scratch.

Which books would you recommend me as a textbook to learn from?

I'm not interested in basics, I want to learn the language thoroughly.

I speak English as a first language. And I can speak some Dutch (halfway fluent). That's it.

Help me out, /lit/.

>>6431302

>I'm an extremely turbulent INFP.

Exactly the same. This year has been particularly hard for me so far. It's insanely difficult to just switch off and be in the moment socially most of the time. It's always an endless flood of thoughts and digressions that I'm trying to swim against.

>>6357165
The snake is eating me, man.

>>6278533
>Going to war in the 21st century

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPnppCelvk0

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fl2eGcWf2t8

Is this guy for real? He's preaches a literary prosperity gospel, telling people that if they read, they'll become richer, healthier, and happier. Now I don't typically get mad about stupid people being stupid online, but something about how he is preying on other stupid people gets me upset.

>>5938466
I fucking hate that there's a literature genre for people who salivate over The Military Channel.

I also hate that there's a military channel.

>>5915898
It's mostly just to buy into the hegemonic narrative of the 20th century. That whole century was about the rise of the United States, and all history about it presents it as such.

Capitalism won because the one non-devastated world-power after World War II was the USA. It didn't win because of ideology. It won because none of its cities were turned into bombed out husks.

Overnight only one world power was in total dominion.

any good novels having to do with transexuality and gender dysphoria?