/lit/ - Literature

>>20825083
Seriously op we have the university vs autodidacticism question regularly and the thread progresses more or less the same, see >>20833394 and >>20835761 for a precise final conclusion.
You should rather go to university to find a waifu for lifu and improve your career due to new skills, contacts or at least the graduation paper. If you fail(ed) both of these you fucked up. Happens to many. Cozy small university towns with a good reputation tend to attract well-adjusted middle class girls. Big shitholes such as Berlin (fuck my life) tend to attract weird freaks and abominations with psychological problems. I should have rather picked Vienna.
I would propose a different question: How to find experts that are excellent teachers offering private lessons for kids/teenagers/adults?

>>17539221
that pheontype, thuogh.
that chin.
CONFIRMED 4chan poster.

tomorrow I'll be interviewed for my application to an MA in English Literature.

Doubles decide my interests for research (i.e. dissertation topic)

How should I organize this reading? I want to write about these times with a level of precision, intuition, ego-distancing, emotional depth, etc. my intuition is shouting at me to read Debord and to a lesser degree, baudrillard, foucault, land etc. Although I’m not sure how to begin approaching this, if it’s possible I should even start with the greeks or prioritize literature and poetry over philosophy and social theory etc. Help to give me a direction anons