/lit/ - Literature

>>15242280

That’s a lovely painting, anon. What kind of art history are you interested in? Cave paintings? Da Vinci? Kandinsky? Art movements? Art and political history?

>>12589929
Read your Marx, man. Alienation is an intentional product of commoditization.

Also OP, if you find Dosto and Camus, two of the most overtly life affirming authors memed here, somehow unforgivably depressing, it's because you don't actually like to read

>>12425037
I'm reading this right now, very interesting so far.
>>12425890
From my understanding zens do believe in Buddha, but most of them are iconoclasts and believe enlightenment is extremely personal and you shouldn't attempt to replicate Gautama's steps like a formula, instead you should look for your own path to it.

Fuck /his/ everything we needed was on old /lit/
I miss /art/ threads and there's nothing humanities on /his/ at all so here we go. Post good shit. Mods pls no delet

Reading the reactions in this thread makes me feel better about the response I got to my own writing here a while ago. Almost all the responses are negative and generally betray an inability to offer legitimate critique, so I think that probably a lot of the negative reactions decent stuff gets is more a function of the hateful faggotry of this site and less because the work is actually bad. Thanks, guys.