/lit/ - Literature

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>>8377494
These
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>>8368347
I beg to differ.

>>8339835
>Mauriac
Shit. If you want to read something good about stuggles with homosexuality, Julien Green did that better.

>>8300644
>contemporary Catholic philosophers
It'll be a bit difficult to get quality, and I'll talk as a French, and with XXth century thinkers more than with contemporary ones.

Rémi Brague, René Girard for the most recent ones.

Otherwise, early (until 1926) Maritain, Simone Weil, Gustave Thibon, Jean Madiran, Jean Ousset, Thomas Molnar, Henri Massis, archbishop Lefebvre, Pierre Debray, and finally Pierre Boutang.
They're probably mainly untranslated.

>>8300952
>Chesterton, Bloy and Claudel
Yes. Lacks Bernanos though.

>>8159763

Why /lit/ doesn't even read Pierre Boutang ?
/lit/ has a reputation of elitism, and not knowing French is pleb as fuck.

On top of that, Boutang :
-started with the Greeks
-is a true erudite (literally knows the Greeks, Latins, Augustine, Aquinas, Rimbaud and a lot of others by heart)
-blew the fuck out of Sartre and deconstructivists
-wrote the French Ulysses (Le Purgatoire)
-fucked bitches
-wrote pamphlets, philosophical essays, literary criticism, novels

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRyRhf_FK1Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHnJ79e7Sns