/lit/ - Literature

>>16694102
Yes, i know i know it but i can't articulate it. You know?

>>16486095
The prior, who would say different?

>>14541881

Maybe it became "current year" and so PC became a factor, forcing the introduction of required yet ridîculous tropes like strong female soldiers et c. Like the way the feminists forced Micheal Moorcock to rewrite the end of Gloriana.

>>14424967
Hello Varg, trolling /lit/ again?

>>14184285
>Nothing smart can be said about a dumb thing reeeee

>tfw realize most philosophy is anthropocentric
Who are some non-anthropocentric philosophers?

What's with all the hate towards the Frankfurt school and the French pomos? I like reading them.

>read more books
>become a far left whiteheadian aesthetic ecological socialist
anyone else?

>>13587269
Meek because human pride clouds divine wisdom.
Poor because materialism can lead one to be vain.
Clerical celibacy because a family life can get in the way of serving God and his people.

I am doing an English degree. What am I in for /lit/?

Any books about how dreams control the world?

Thomas Bernhard, Georges Perec, Herman Melville, Laurence Sterne, Cesare Pavese, Robert Musil, Henry James, Marcel Proust, W.G. Sebald, Claude Simon, Mathias Enard, Samuel Beckett, Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Charles Dickens, Flann O'Brien

Have fun fren!

How much ought one to have read to be a responsible voter? Maybe the western canon, /his/-books about both the world and your country, and lastly some books about the past governments and the parties that you can choose between?

>>12042869
>reading very hungry caterpillar in the children's section
>library bully rips the book out of my hands
>"nice baby book, you little baby"
>mfw he reads chapter books
>mfw I'm two grades above him