/lit/ - Literature

>>16238612
Impeachment of Man is pretty good and quite short.

Puros indigenas de mierda escriben sobre el medio ambiente. que se jodan. El baguazo fue lo mejor que le paso al Peru porque dejo claro que los debiles no gobiernan.

>>16238621
I see you're speaking in some sort of primitive language, so I assume you're one of the fabled wardens of nature, south american indigenous peoples! Greetings!

Saved this from a chart thread a few months ago, might not be exactly what you’re looking for OP but it might interest you

>>16238633
Saludos gran hombre blanco. Disculpe mi presencia, no he querido llamar su atencion ni mucho menos quitarle su valioso tiempo.

>>16238652
no bother, friend

>>16238637
thanks!

>>16238612
I know this about the collapse of industrial civilization but after reading, you could say its the only way for environmentalism.

>>16238652
Such a noble people. very in tune with nature.

>>16238612
anyone got recs that arent complete gay sentimentalist schlop or arbitrary value placement? I could never get into enviornmentalism proper ans it never seemed like an ends to itself, only a means to a usually aesthetic ends. But for some reason it is often portrayed as an ends in itself which i never understood.

>>16238612
I’ve been reading The Diversity Of Life recently, in large part it is about what will be lost through environmental destruction and why it should be preserved, along with how much destruction is happening, though it’s a few decades out of date

>>16239117
you could, buts it not the only way. Its the only way for nihilistic luddities to engage in eco-philospy after they've nutted thinking about the Collapse

>>16239161
At a personal and family level, there is ways to buy some acres and blabla. But for society, fck dude, im not going to try to "win" you over, read the book, its short, and the ideas he talks about like the "self-propragation systems"are great to apply elsewhere.

>>16238612
silent spring

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>>16239264
thats some ugly ass infographic

>>16238612
Idk if I would call it environmentalist, but The Spell of the Sensuous is a very good read

>>16239264
s there a volume two of technological slavery expected at some point? crazy to think this guy is still writing shit

>>16238612
it's pretty blackpilled but a good read. his novels aren't too shabby, either