/lit/ - Literature

a farewell to arms ahahaha nah it looks like he absorbed that one already
no longer human ahahaha

It hilarious, go for it. An excerpt.
>Yet she is a miserable prostitute, abandoned to the public. The captain of a merchantship disposed of her at will; she has thrown herself into my arms, although she knows I have nothing; and my merit with which she cannot be acquainted, can be to her no inducement. In this there is something inconceivable. Either my heart deceives me, fascinates my senses, and makes me the dupe of an unworthy slut, or some secret defect, of which I am ignorant, destroys the effect of her charms, and renders her odious in the eyes of those by whom her charms would otherwise be disputed. I endeavored, by an extraordinary effort of mind, to discover this defect, but it did not so much as strike me that even the consequences to be apprehended, might possibly have some influence. The clearness of her skin, the brilliancy of her complexion, her white teeth, sweet breath, and the appearance of neatness about her person, so far removed from me this idea, that still in doubt relative to my situation after the affair of the padoana, I rather apprehended I was not sufficiently in health for her: and I am firmly persuaded I was not deceived in my opinion. These reflections, so apropos, agitated me to such a degree as to make me shed tears. Zulietta, to whom the scene was quite novel, was struck speechless for a moment. But having made a turn in her chamber, and passing before her glass, she comprehended, and my eyes confirmed her opinion, that disgust had no part in what had happened. It was not difficult for her to recover me and dispel this shamefacedness.
>But, at the moment in which I was ready to faint upon a bosom, which for the first time seemed to suffer the impression of the hand and lips of a man, I perceived she had a withered nipple. I struck my forehead: I examined, and thought I perceived this nipple was not formed like the other. I immediately began to consider how it was possible to have such a defect, and persuaded of its proceeding from some great natural vice, I was clearly convinced, that, instead of the most charming person of whom I could form to myself an idea, I had in my arms a species of a monster, the refuse of nature, of men and of love. I carried my stupidity so far as to speak to her of the discovery I had made. She, at first, took what I said jocosely; and in her frolicsome humor, did and said things which made me die of love. But perceiving an inquietude I could not conceal she at length reddened, adjusted her dress, raised herself up, and, without saying a word, went and placed herself at a window. I attempted to place myself by her side: she withdrew to a sofa, rose from it the next moment, and fanning herself as she walked about the chamber, said to me in a reserved and disdainful tone of voice, "Leave women, and study the mathematics."

>>17698635
That's all you've got? Tedfags really are stunted.

Manlets need the state to experience "commanding heights"

>he thinks he can have a decent discussion of Marxism on the internet in Anno Domini 2020
good luck OP.

>>16742945
Fine i'll do it for you, you illiterate
>>/lit/thread/S16741633
The thread was garbage and the OP nothing more than a pretense to talk about offtopic shit. It is very clear that you have read neither Plato or Aristotle if that is your interpretation of them. I'm glad Janny is whipping your pleb ass you fucking pseud. Read a book and maybe you will be able to make a thread here that doesn't get deleted. Maybe a low IQ board like >>>/his/ would be more your speed. Pathetic.

>>16732655
>>16732687
It appears our superiority has caused some controversy.

>>16693525
ohohohohoho
you think people here read?

>>16694288
i wonder why...

>>16636065
>the tard militia
>the "special" forces

>>16525708
Imagine getting upset about anime on an anime website.

>>16371929
>Only 17

>>16362539
Will Jungians ever recover?

>>16324548
An incisive demolition of LARPers on /lit/. Incredible. I've made a few salvos myself, but nothing comes close to this succinct devastation of the pseud mindset.

>>16302570
>>16302574
>>16302580
Based Moore. Will Kantians ever recover?

>>16214912
He can't think, he can't write: there's no discernible talent.

>>16177625
Oui, Bread, s'il vous plait.

>>16126564
But anon, how will you understand them if you don't Start with the Greeks?

>>16116248
I'm sure he would have a lot to say about the speared meat...