/lit/ - Literature

>Irregardless

>>20097677
What's the tldr of this movie?

Yes in the 3rd century copyright law was huge

>>11247769
is it ok to feel both really happy for this anon and also so fucking envious?

>>11036680
You're talking about "influence" because you have nothing to say about the music itself. Influence is irrelevant to how music sounds. Sonic Youth made better music than nearly all the bands they were "ripping off". Show me a band that integrated the extended techniques of Cage with rock music more beautifully than them.

Tbqhwyfam, I only read to pretend to be smart. I want attention from people by using difficult words.

How do I go back to the "core" of being?

>Adorno
>The Monkees

>>9803892
i love my university library so much it is a giant ugly box of a building with everything you could ever want, and you can check shit out all summer which is so nice

it's not even that great of a university tbqh. the fact that universities have such amazing libraries gives me hope for humanity

public libraries a shit, good post

>For another thing, the very language in which today's socialist, feminist, minority, gay, and environmentalist movements frame their sides of political debates is informed by the Descriptivist belief that traditional English is conceived and perpetuated by 'Privileged WASP Males' and is thus inherently capitalist, sexist, racist, xenophobic, homophobic, elitist: unfair. Think Ebonics. Think of the involved contortions people undergo to avoid 'he' as a generic pronoun, or of the tense deliberate way white males now adjust their vocabularies around non-w.m.s. Think of today's endless battles over just the names of things "Affirmative Action" vs. "Reverse Discrimination," "Pro-Life" vs, "Pro-Choice," "Undercount" vs. "Vote Fraud," etc.

-David Foster Wallace, 2001

Was he redpilled?

Them's some big words

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>minorities

My favorite book is all these sevens

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>>7773773
Not him, but this meme is pretty dank.

Who is the best author of literature