/lit/ - Literature

>>20460812
I dunno were not a hive mind. I can only speak for myself. I cant be called out. Already explained where I am coming from. I don't care what amazing poem is posted by any author. If the context is, hey I wrote this do you like it? It seems real gay to me. Words for words sake is boring. If he was trying to say something I would care more. He is talking about a mountain being choked and raped. You know what I take it back, that shit is hot as hell.

What yall think if the toots on the cover?

>>18515929
What form of entertainment do you prefer, anon?

>dark academia

>>17252297
>not anti white people as a whole

Don't insult my intelligence.

>>16857888

Joe Rogan and Sam Harris are both insufferable. Don't know the rest but I'm sure they're equally terrible.

>>16640186

You're not wrong. Men do possess and express an emotional intelligence deeper than women in some ways.

>Processing emotions requires expressing them, that can be with someone who is trusted and/or that can be to God or a page

But this right here is completely absent from modernity. Men have absolutely no one to confide in. Other men, maybe, if they're extremely lucky.

>>16529646

>where did we come from
>u cant know lmao

>>16498581

>Beat Literature is anti-western
>The literature of people perpetually not at ease in western society is anti-western

No shit, Sherlock.

>>16466712

Capitalism recognizes my labor is worth more than some stupid mouth breather's.

>Read Marx or Marxists
>Everything is reduced to the dry and boring language of an economics text book
>claims that stopping the alienation of labour will somehow free humans, while i only get the feeling it'll reduce people to soulles automatons whose lives are focused on "producing" and nothing more, while reducing all arts and philosophy to critiques and one-sided analysis.
>Read Nietzsche
>feel spirit, danger, and a living and organic philosophy
>Feel both admiration and critique for the human conditions, and feel more alive after having read him.
I might not have worded this really clearly, but i hope you got the general gist of my problem here. Does anyone else have the same issue? I cant read Marx without being bored out of my mind. Every Marxist work just reads like a boring, dull and out of date economic textbook. Am i reading Marx wrong or is this really just what he is about?

>>14542736
you just gotta take it easy man

>>14540207
>tfw coomer and can only get off from giantess literotica

Might be a bit blogpostish but im seriously looking for literature on this topic.
>tfw i realize that even if i got a gf, got married, got kids id still be unhappy.
>tfw i realize that even if there came an ethnostate or global communism (without it collapsing), i'd still be unhappy.
>tfw realize that even if we were to conquer the stars and spread through the galaxy, it'd ultimately be completely pointless and meaningless, an endless repetition of the same thing.
I cant really put it to words adequately, but it feels like everything has lost meaning. Even if we were to achieve the greatest things, it'd ultimately have no meaning, and it causes a great depression on me. Even things i used to be excited for, such as technological progression or space travel, now just fill me with apathy or despair. It all feels fake and hollow now.
Any books for this?
And dont say Guenon or the Stoics.

Hey, Eric, sorry to do this to you man, I gotta take off early, my daughter's got a basketball game

>>13512070
>I thought so
Then why did you make the post about the pizza delivery call?

>>13503988
>mfw they massacred CnC

>>13409094
Why are you such a fucking autist?
>If r9k posters could articulate their confusion as well as this retired mid to late 19th century civil servant, I'd have no issue reading them
That why in my post I literally said "a well written post"
>You implied, even claimed that it reads like r9k
The reason I equated Notes to a /r9k/ post is because the posters there have similar views to the Underground Man.
>From your equating of characters' and narrators' traits with the meaning of the book
Never did lol

>>13390892
So literally nothing then.

>>13365794
>completely missing the point
Go back to r/books retard.

>>13351022

Is she right /lit/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrmFcGbAG_Q

What are some good books that have been released this decade?

Should you read an introduction to a book?