/lit/ - Literature

>start with the Greeks

>>16820974
In ENGLISH, please!

>what with

>>11958618
good post anon.

>>11847541
nice

>>11628763
BASED and also very REDpilled

>>11142632
Maybe that's because everyone who disagrees with her philosophically is a bumbling idiot.

>>10852200
>david irving

>>10578013
>implying most lanklets can deadlift over 1 plate

>>10527176
Ouch, the resentment from all that crushing student loan debt is really getting to me.

>>10458343
>>10458365

>get told over and over how cynical and malevolent Machiavelli is
>actually get around to reading The Prince
>It's full of genuinely useful and pointed political theory and advice
>he specifically goes out of his way to condemn cruelty
>he spends a good amount of time talking about how the legitimacy of rule is based upon those you are ruling not wanting to be oppressed and to win them over to you through good governance

What other beliefs have the plebs meme'd you into thinking /lit/?

St. John's College
>people that chose Santa Fe

>>10196763
The anti-globalisation movement is inherently right-wing, that's where its origins are. The internationalist left only adopted "anti-globalist" rhetoric recently to sublimate their cheap labor/class anxieties - that's all they really care about.

>>10156494
>mfw argue with professors during class to cause a scene and to grandstand rather than to make point
pshht... nothin' personal, prof....

>Born in Finland to swiss father and estonian mother
>Learn estonian from mother, french from father and finnish in kindergarten
>Compulsory english at 4th grade
>Compulsory swedish at 7th grade
>Take german courses at 8th grade, start speaking with father in german and learn swiss german
>High school, start taking russian classes and mother helps with her soviet knowledge
>Spend second year in Italy, learn italian pretty quickly
>tfw fluent in estonian, french, finnish, english, swedish, german, russian and italian
>tfw can read literally all european literature worth reading
How can tonguelets even compete?

>>10145837
>Lysidike took her ability to read his mind as a matter of course, but his converse power was still unsettling. Time was only Anaximander ever gleaned what she thought with any proficiency; but he deduced her nature from what his oily smarts told him was the nature of a person, and only sardonically hinted at his mastery. Tlexictli didn’t even have to puzzle to catch her straight away, so the privacy she took for a metaphysical given in her youth broke up, and she felt her disagreements with her husband as dumb sensory pressures, like heat or cold. Their cross-purposes weren’t any easier for their transparency, but there was nothing to worry over – they’d conducted business together before becoming sentimental.

>>10144401

>he's too much of a brainlet to understand the most influential version of the bible

>it's a love letter to [genre]

Is there a way to alter reality by thinking a certain way? Any books on this?

>had had

who /dontevenread/ here?

love max memes btw

think of a good author

did you think of a woman?