/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.11492585]

Post which 4chan board you post on the most other than /lit/, get a book recommendation.

[Anonymous No.11492624]

>>11492585
/pol/ and /r9k/. I'm the one who posts all the bait threads on here about women, blacks, Jews, and Peterson

[Anonymous No.11492654]

/his/ and /int/. Also /r9k/ occasionally.

[Anonymous No.11492658]

>>11492585
/sp/
but I'm far more /lit/ so no George Plimpton et al. John Mc Phee's ok, though- that ilk.

[Anonymous No.11492665]

>>11492585
/pol/ :( pls no bully

[Anonymous No.11492669]

/biz/, /g/, /sci/, /pol/, /mu/, /trv/

in that order /lit/ being first

[Anonymous No.11492678]

>>11492654
maybe some books on Napolean? On another note, I read a really fascinating book about the American Frontiersmen. It was called The Frontier Mind by Arthur K. Moore

[Anonymous No.11492697]

>>11492665
Mishima- The Pavilion of the Golden Temple

>>11492654
Houellebecq- Whatever

[Anonymous No.11492700]

>>11492624
You can take the Houellebecq^^ too

[Anonymous No.11492704]

>>11492669
Libidinal Economy, if you aren't a brainlet

[Anonymous No.11492712]

>>11492658
https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/casey-bat

[Anonymous No.11492716]

/tv/ and /mu/

[Anonymous No.11492717]

pol, tv

[Anonymous No.11492721]

I only post to /lit/

[Anonymous No.11492725]

>>11492704
>Libidinal Economy
Well, I like Baudrillard so it might be fitting

[Anonymous No.11492729]

>>11492717
I don't remember its name, but I've heard of a book all about how Jews own Hollywood and their practices in it. I forget what it was called, it was written by some Jew, though.

[Anonymous No.11492732]

>>11492585
/k/, /pol/, /out/, /fa/

[Anonymous No.11492737]

>>11492585
/jp/ and sometimes /m/ or /mu/.
Actually also /an/ and /out/ since I got a dog and started taking it on excursion .

[Anonymous No.11492744]

At the moment it's probably /co/. I've been going to /o/ a lot more lately, though.

[Anonymous No.11492748]

>>11492624
/r9k/ truely a patrician choice

[Anonymous No.11492765]

>>11492732
>>11492732
Blood Meridian obviously

[Anonymous No.11492772]

Often: /fa/, /mu/
Sometimes: /fit/, /g/, /pol/, /h/

[Anonymous No.11492780]

Just /sci/

[Anonymous No.11492799]

>>11492585
No-one else /d/ around here? I'm dissapointed.
>>11492654
Life and Faith.
>>11492658
Into Thin Air maybe?

All those pol-fags on here. Damn.

[Anonymous No.11492801]

>>11492748
I'm hardcore against women and normies :)

[Anonymous No.11492807]

>>11492624
same

[Anonymous No.11492814]

tv, sp, s, fa

[Anonymous No.11492821]

>>11492799
I like /d/ a lot but it's certainly not the board I post second most on.

[Anonymous No.11492826]

>>11492721
Ulysses

[Anonymous No.11492843]

>>11492780
Wholeness and the Implicate Order - David Bohm

[Anonymous No.11492854]

>>11492744
Nabokov - Lolita

There is driving

[Anonymous No.11492858]

>>11492585
/hm/ and /an/ here.

[Anonymous No.11492861]

>>11492826
I've read it already can I have another

[Anonymous No.11492862]

>>11492665

[Anonymous No.11492866]

/a/
I hate this site and I barely post even on /lit/ any more.

[Anonymous No.11492868]

/g/, give me some good recommendations lads I love technology.

[Anonymous No.11492869]

>>11492861
I was recommended this recently and it's very good.

[Anonymous No.11492870]

>>11492862
Not that guy, but I've actually read this as a joke. It reads like Nietzsche + steroids - 30 IQ points. Hilarious book.

[Anonymous No.11492875]

It would have been /his/, but /his/ is shit.
I don't go to any other boards anymore, maybe /int/ once amount

[Anonymous No.11492880]

>>11492869
Yes, it's non-fiction. For improving your writing Anon...

[Anonymous No.11492888]

/out/

[Anonymous No.11492891]

>>11492870
It really is. Literally the edgiest thing ever written. /pol/ looks utterly tame in comparison. I recommend everyone to have a read, even if it's not your sort of thing. Refreshing to get a radically different perspective once in a while.

[Anonymous No.11492896]

>>11492888
If you like nature and the outdoors, you will appreciate this philosophy. It's funny too.

[Anonymous No.11492900]

>>11492843
>Wholeness and the Implicate Order - David Bohm
Based

[Anonymous No.11492905]

>>11492868
Ironically, Stallman and Ted would probably agree on a lot of things.

[Anonymous No.11492912]

/his/, /pol/, and /news/

[Anonymous No.11492920]

>>11492905
Stallman is an orthodox Marxist and Teddy an anarchist, they kind of want the same thing in the end but just disagree where the problem lies when it comes to tech.

[Anonymous No.11492922]

>>11492716
The Great Gatsby

[Anonymous No.11492932]

>>11492814
Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace

I think it's perfect for this list

[Anonymous No.11492941]

probably /hr/

[Anonymous No.11492943]

/tv/

[Anonymous No.11492952]

/g/, /his/, /vr/

/tech/ on 8ch as well

[Anonymous No.11492953]

>>11492861
Finnegans Wake

[Anonymous No.11492956]

>>11492772

[Anonymous No.11492958]

3 way tie between /tv/ /ck/ and /sp/

[Anonymous No.11492960]

>>11492585
>inb4 half of answers contain either /sci/ or /his/

[Anonymous No.11492962]

>>11492799
>/d/
Story of the Eye - Georges Bataille

[Anonymous No.11492965]

/g/, /sci/, but mostly /lit/

[Anonymous No.11492967]

>>11492920
I don't know this book. Is it good?

[Anonymous No.11492971]

>>11492912
The Illiad

I recommend the Fitzgerald translation.

[Anonymous No.11492979]

>>11492858
Confessions of a Mask - Mishima

[Anonymous No.11492993]

>>11492585
/sci/ and /r9k/

[Anonymous No.11493007]

>>11492967
If you know nothing about the history of Linux or about Linus and Stallman, then this is a really good book.

[Anonymous No.11493019]

>>11492712
May not believe this, anon, but I've had it by heart since about the 5th grade.

[Anonymous No.11493033]

>>11492585
/his/, /int/ and /jp/

[Anonymous No.11493036]

>>11493007
Thanks, I might look into it then.

[Anonymous No.11493038]

>>11492799
Haven't read Into the Wild but did read Under the Banner of Heaven, which was mesmerizing. The dude tells a mean story. Good rec, no doubt.

[Anonymous No.11493047]

>>11493033

[Anonymous No.11493048]

/tv/,/Ic/ and /p/

[Anonymous No.11493061]

>>11493047
>Brewitt-Taylor Translation

[Anonymous No.11493081]

>>11493061
I meant to post this one but I couldn't find a good picture. I have both but don't get the one I first posted.

[Anonymous No.11493089]

/mu/
/int/
/r9k/

[Anonymous No.11493105]

/tv/ but only to shitpost and /his/

[Anonymous No.11493113]

All these /tv/ posters, what the fuck?
People watch TV in 2018?
How do you have time?
>giving your brain over to the electric Jew
You /tv/ fags need to read the Culture of Critique. That will be my recommendation.

[Anonymous No.11493133]

>>11493113
So you don't watch any movies?

[Anonymous No.11493167]

>>11493133
Have you seen the propaganda in the average movie these days? No, I do not willfully give away my mind for two hours of brain washing by degenerates who are scheming to destroy me and my people spiritually and existentially.

Do you know who runs Hollywood?

[Anonymous No.11493207]

>>11492624
Here you go my man
https://sys.4chan.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdrive.google.com%2Ffile%2Fd%2F1CTAVK9ikIb87kl8KUQjYhRjeXoWwDU2m%2Fview

[Anonymous No.11493231]

>>11492922
I don't get it
It's been a long while since I read that book

[Anonymous No.11493275]

>>11493231
It has aesthetics and it's well written. A great piece of art, like a movie or composition.

[Anonymous No.11493353]

>all these /pol/, /tv/, and /r9k/ crossboarders
Christ, little wonder that the quality of this board has plummeted

[Anonymous No.11493357]

/x/ & /mu/

[Anonymous No.11493398]

>>11492868
Don't read Ted read The Technological Society by Ellul.

You'll never go on /g/ again

[Anonymous No.11493419]

>>11492866
I genuinely thought it'd be more than just you and me, brother. I go to /a/ because it's the only place where I can still find decent discussion of shit like Mononoke and Kaiba every now and then. You should read Kierkegaard's Works of Love, it really reframed the way I view Madoka.

[Anonymous No.11493463]

/r9k/, occasionaly lurk /mu/ and /x/

[Anonymous No.11493479]

I actively post on /co/, /mu/, /vg/, and occasionally participate in some /qst/ threads.
I lurk /k/.

[Anonymous No.11493496]

>>11492585
/biz/

[Anonymous No.11493590]

ck tv a m lurk his k and fa

[Anonymous No.11493811]

/asp/ for skateboarding threads that keep sliding because of wwe faggots

[Anonymous No.11493849]

>>11492801
Based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.11493874]

/trash/, /a/, /g/, /ic/

[Anonymous No.11494205]

>>11493081
What is that version(?) called? I want to read about eastern genocide.

[Anonymous No.11494276]

>>11492585
lol, imagine using any other boards than lit or fit

[Anonymous No.11494291]

>>11492585
/fit/

gimme something good, maybe a book on human psychology and attraction theory

[Anonymous No.11494298]

>>11494276
are you me anon?

[Anonymous No.11494310]

>>11493419
> You should read Kierkegaard's Works of Love, it really reframed the way I view Madoka.
could you elaborate please? it sounds interesting.

[Anonymous No.11494317]

/mu/ is literally the only other board I frequent
The 6ix9ine invasion has made me use it less and less, though

[Anonymous No.11494358]

>>11493496
nice to see another /biz/raely over here
https://archive.org/stream/TheHiddenHistoryOfMoneyFeudalOrderUsurySecrets/

[Anonymous No.11494373]

>>11492585
/x/
But only because I've seen some shit

[Anonymous No.11494375]

>>11494291
On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History - Thomas Carlyle

[Anonymous No.11494799]

>>11494310
I've been developing for a while a theory of Madoka as the search for selfless love, each girl representing one of the various types of love. It's easy and obvious to see how Mami represents self-love and therefore is obviously selfless. It's harder, even understanding what the show is getting at, to see the wishes that Kyouko makes for her family, Sayaka makes for her crush, etc, and believe that they are selfish at heart.
What Works of Love did that was so groundbreaking for me was really expound about how earthly finite love is necessarily a form of egoism. Kierkegaard was very consistent in all of his writings in scolding the Poet for idealizing love built on the flesh, and this was the work where he really got into the philosophy of it.
I guess reframe might be the wrong word, since it mostly clarified a point I was already moving towards, but regardless it was extremely helpful in developing my understanding of how even seemingly selfless loves like philia and storge are inferior to agape.

[Anonymous No.11494801]

>>11494799
*therefore is obviously selfish
Immediately noticed the typo after posting, fuck

[Anonymous No.11494874]

/fa/ /tg/ /ck/

[Anonymous No.11494994]

/k/ and /sci/

[Anonymous No.11494996]

>>11492585
give me a book for /fa/

[Anonymous No.11495003]

>>11492585
/tg/ and /ck/

[Anonymous No.11495007]

>>11494996
Do you mean a book that would look fashionable to have on you or a book where the characters are /fa/?

[Anonymous No.11495016]

/p/ /out/ /his/ /r9k/ /ck/

[Anonymous No.11495035]

>>11492585
/asp/, /his/, /a/, /mu/ /v/, /tv/, /pol/, /biz/

[Anonymous No.11495045]

/jp/
the stories in ZUNs music CDs are actually fucking amazing you should all read them

[Anonymous No.11495419]

/fit/ /x/ /out/

[Anonymous No.11495431]

>>11492585
/a/, /m/, /ck/
used to go on /fit/ often but it's full of weaklings and looks like /b/-lite

[Anonymous No.11495468]

>>11495007
either or, both if you have an idea for each

[Anonymous No.11495478]

>>11492585

/h/

[Anonymous No.11495483]

>>11493419
Does Madoka improve? I watched the first episode or two and gave up. I was told it had depth but didn't notice any.

[Anonymous No.11495489]

>>11494996
About Looking by John Berger

[Anonymous No.11495494]

>>11492858
That was a very good thread

[Anonymous No.11495500]

>>11492888
/outlit/ true master race

[Anonymous No.11495502]

Browse: /mu/ /x/ /out/
Post: /v/ /pol/ /ck/ /o/

[Anonymous No.11495504]

/adv/

[Anonymous No.11495545]

>>11494317
Filers make it bearable.

Also, /lit/, /his/, /mu/ in that order.

[Anonymous No.11495558]

/mlp/>/mu/>/lit/

Also these type of threads are on a shitty trend that should die.

[Anonymous No.11495560]

/pol/, /r9k/, /soc/, /mlp/, /int/, /news/, /fit/, /b/, /adv/, /gif/, /lgbt/, /tv/, /fa/, /mu/

[Anonymous No.11495633]

>>11494276
Never forget /fitlit/

[Anonymous No.11495651]

>>11492585
it used to be /mu/, but I grew tired of Kanye stans and other pop music worshippers
I tried /ck/, but they talk very little about cooking, they usually just discuss fast food, snacks and other thrash food
/int/ is sometimes funny, especially when they make a meme that triggers /pol/, but it's just memes, little actual discussion
/g/ is pretty good, although I don't think I love technology as much as they do.
/tv/ is probably the best board memewise, but they have a bad taste in movies
/fit/ is pretty good all around, but I go to gym only occasionally and I don't really connect with them

[Anonymous No.11495666]

>>11493419
Funny thing is, I don't even like anime. Whenever I watch something I just go there to start a thread/reply to an existing one.

[Anonymous No.11495673]

/a/, /mu/, /gif/

[Anonymous No.11495741]

>>11492585
the /sig/ general thread on /fit/

[Anonymous No.11495742]

/fit/, /x/, /lit/, /tv/

[Anonymous No.11495776]

/a/
/r9k/
[s4s]
/mlp/

[Anonymous No.11495828]

/r9k/ (mostly in r9gay, elsewhere for shits and giggles)
sometimes in /classical/ on /mu/

[Anonymous No.11495856]

>>11492585
/wg/ is definitely my number 1 (one) board outside /lit/
I do browse /x/ for my cringe compilation though, and the occasional interesting post when it appears.

[Anonymous No.11495883]

>>11492585
/a/, /r9k/, /int/, /vg/, /trash/
Also /erp/

[Anonymous No.11496268]

/m/

[Anonymous No.11496323]

>>11493811
hit the showers and get a clue

>>11495035
based

[Anonymous No.11496338]

>>11495483
It's hard for me to imagine not being drawn in by the style alone, but certainly you're not going to pick up on its themes in the first two episodes when they've had no time to do anything but setup. Although, they do hide the Goethe quotes in there, so it's not impossible to see where it's headed, I guess

[Anonymous No.11496426]

Biz, should I read the ChainLink white paper?

[Anonymous No.11496466]

>>11492585
I try to have good vidya threads on /v/. I rarely visit other boards anymore but when I do, /s4s/. Roast me.

[Anonymous No.11496470]

>>11492585
/pol/ and /fit/. I haven't browsed /pol/ in awhile cause its just going to shit even more so than before.

[Anonymous No.11496498]

>>11492821
I only post on /lit/, but it's the board I browse most second to /lit/ ever since I stopped browsing /mu/ and /out/ regularly.
>>11492962
Read it already. That and about any other of the classic /d/eviant books /lit/ usually posts about.
>>11493038
I enjoy the way he tells a story. That and he's one of the few writers (imo at least) who has done spectacular things but manages to be a good writer regardless of that. Unlike most other 'adventure-writers'.

[Anonymous No.11496740]

/leftypol/ and /leftpol/

[Anonymous No.11496766]

/tv/, /ck/, and /vg/ more specifically /hgg2d/