/lit/ - Literature

>>16820893

>Landites still can't explain why pic related

>>15306070

>>14892036
Found this book in the basement, seems to be written in an obscure manner, what am I in for?

Is there any value/enjoyment out of reading Land's Fanged Noumena? I have the necessary reading prerequisites and plan to read #Acceleration but I also don't want to waste my time.

Why would I waste(*) my time with Land? It looks fucking cool man

>>13189192
I want to see the audio book version of this

>>13119832
>Most important book
Try again sweetie.

>>13023211
most of the language can be understood with a general understanding of French philosophy, the other neologisms are pretty straight forward, hyperstiton is like superstition on crack, hyperracism is like racism on crack, ect.

>>12925874
name one (1) way this isn't based

>>12220073
Does anyone actually like Cooking with Lobsters or am I the only one

>>11733626
The only reason D&G got away with their atrocious style is because they built up to it so that if you read Deleuze extensively he explains why he opted for that style and how it functions. Land just takes their wackiness up to a thousand and ends up with nothing but weirdness. I'm sure you can find some useful stuff in there, but D&G already ruined my patience.

>>11595717
>business jargon

>>11515116
based nicky confirmed for real philosopher

>>11512558
>implying

>>11445642
>>11445764
>there are people on /lit/ right now who don't own a copy of Fanged Noumena

>>11415214

>>11405157
>not sure why

>>11346343
>byung-chul han
I never thought I'd see him mentioned on here. I read The Agony of Eros a while back and agree with everything you said about him and Berardi and to me it's a bit of reinforcement of my own opinions that others synthesized these things so I can mention them when I talk about this stuff even if it's rather obvious stuff.

The interview I posted isn't the most interesting, only the short timestamped part which is about cyberpunk, but Berardi does have many conferences and interviews which are far more interesting despite his sometimes esoteric style (his sister is a psychoanalyst, maybe that's where it comes from). Still, it's nice to see someone who was mentioned in A Thousand Plateaus still walking and talking, as silly as that might sound.

Franco Berardi also frequently mentions how, because of the nature of the stock market, it is very much possible to speculate on destruction rather than creation so already financial capitalism is even further away from its roots in production/consumption of goods and services or mere accumulation.

>>11346252
If he is, he certainly is much clearer than usual. The conversation should've already devolved into an encryption that only AIs can read and which has something to do with how blockchains will solve quantum mechanics or whatever. Pic related: the reason why I'm starting to hate Deleuze & Guattari for encouraging something similar to this style of writing.

>>11279192
it's probably a step removed from Camus and Dostoy and the like

>>11247346
personally my favorite was x-coda (unironically)

>>11236060
honestly one of my favorite covers; suites the material well

>>11158242
I posted that as an example of Land at his easiest to understand since people just meme the xcoda; nice internet brag though anon

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