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/SpGT/ Spanish General Thread Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:08:59 2020 No.16627622 [Reply] [Original]

Critique of Literary Reason edition

Welcome to the official thread for Spanish /lit/erature. Feel free to contribute with reviews on your favourite authors, books, fragments, own works (so we can criticize them :), new editions or publications, and the like...

>Websites with Spanish e-books:
https://pastebin.com/QpcU8gjG
>Torrent with +70000 ebooks in spanish:
https://thepiratebay.org/description.php?id=35208945
>Useful youtube channels:
https://pastebin.com/mqcBy9J0
>download the Crítica here
https://b-ok.lat/book/5965946/63e822

Previous thread: >>16611030

>>	࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDYYIIins Wed Oct 21 22:13:03 2020 No.16627645 >>16627622 THE TITLE OF THESE THREADS SHOULD READ: «HISPANIC», NOT: «SPANISH»; «HISPANIC» REFERS TO THE SPANISH LANGUAGE; «SPANISH» REFERS TO SPAIN.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:14:04 2020 No.16627657 >>16627622 Reading Tirano Banderas and its been a pleasure so far but i don't understand half of the terms.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:15:05 2020 No.16627661 >>16627622 What you spanish people think of Cátedra? Are its editions decent?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:17:22 2020 No.16627674 Hola vecinos me llamo Cesar, Estoy llendo El Principito y es mi primero libro en espanol. Es muy interestante y creo que me gusta esta libro much. Tambien, neccesito una zorra para poner mi pinche penador un una puchara.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:18:45 2020 No.16627680 >>16627645 Spanish also refers to the language but I appreciate your point anon

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:18:52 2020 No.16627681 >>16627674 What language is that?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:20:15 2020 No.16627687 >>16627622 I AM READING BROTHERS KARAMAZOV (ENGLISH) THE BIBLE (SPANISH) AND 100 AÑOS DE SOLEDAD (SPANISH) AT THE SAME TIME AND I DO NOT KNOW WHICH TO READ FULLY FIRST

>>	࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDYYIIins Wed Oct 21 22:21:34 2020 No.16627693 >>16627680 >Spanish also refers to the language... THE LANGUAGE IS SPANISH; THINGS THAT PERTAIN TO THE SPANISH LANGUAGE ARE HISPANIC.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:22:13 2020 No.16627697 >>16627645 In English it refers to the language and demonym

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:23:38 2020 No.16627699 >>16627681 Espanol al rancho como Pedro me enseno en el cocino

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:24:13 2020 No.16627701 >>16627697 Ah so that's the english word for gentilicio

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:25:19 2020 No.16627708 File: 734 KB, 2400x3672, 1603331800769.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627622

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:26:06 2020 No.16627714 File: 1.15 MB, 2400x3672, spain_versus_europe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627708 Kek

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:28:01 2020 No.16627718 >>16627714 I would have used the word "against" desu

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:28:45 2020 No.16627720 >>16627701 Yeah it's Greek same as synonym but takes dem from deme

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:31:56 2020 No.16627738 File: 673 KB, 2400x3672, the_divine_animal_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627718 You are right

࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDYYIIins Wed Oct 21 22:32:56 2020 No.16627744

>>16627697

>In English...

THE MEANING OF WORDS, AND THE ESSENCE OF CONCEPTS, DO NOT CHANGE WITH LANGUAGE; THEY ARE ABSOLUTE, NOT RELATIVE.

>... it refers to the language and demonym[.]

THE WORD: «SPANISH» REFERS TO SPAIN; IF YOU MAKE A THREAD WITH THE TITLE: «SPANISH LITERATURE», YOU ARE COMMUNICATING THAT THE TOPIC OF THAT THREAD IS LITERATURE FROM SPAIN, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOU ARE AWARE OF THIS, OR OF WHETHER YOU INTEND IT, OR WANT TO RECOGNIZE IT.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:33:43 2020 No.16627749 >>16627708 >>16627714 >>16627738 Who was the translator?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:33:59 2020 No.16627750 >>16627744 ESL retards should stay in their containment board /bant/

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:34:54 2020 No.16627756 >>16627744 There is only literature in Spain

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:39:44 2020 No.16627782 >>16627750 this is a literature thread

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:41:25 2020 No.16627791 >>16627756 ?

>>	࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDYYIIins Wed Oct 21 22:44:36 2020 No.16627811 File: 8 KB, 190x266, MAGAtard 1.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >ESL... WHY DO ANGLOID HICKS LIKE THIS ACRONYM SO MUCH?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:46:09 2020 No.16627818 File: 821 KB, 2400x3672, democratic_fundamentalism.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627750 Just like politics should stay on /pol/ and feels on /r9k/, right? Atleast here we discuss literature (most of the time)

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:53:38 2020 No.16627853 >>16627622 Any good literary realist authors?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 22:55:59 2020 No.16627863 >>16627749 >>16627749 It's a joke. Maestro's books haven't been translated. I know because people on /liy/ keep shilling him and I can't read Spanish so I tried to find a translation.

Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:05:28 2020 No.16627896

Can anyone tell me what the fuck does Maestro mean by sucking Bueno off at the same time being aware of the importance of Catholicism specially in his España? That is, does he merely think about Christianity as a literary tool by spanish writers and rejects metaphysics?

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:05:56 2020 No.16627903 File: 1.58 MB, 2400x3672, the_trascendental_ego.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627853 Leopoldo Alas Baldomero Lillo

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:07:29 2020 No.16627907 >>16627896 Bueno was aware of the importance of catholicism too, despite being an atheist. That's why he knew the Scholastics from memory and said that Francoism was a golden age of spanish philosophy.

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:40:07 2020 No.16628076 >>16627863 Too bad

>>	Anonymous Wed Oct 21 23:52:45 2020 No.16628139 >>16627853 Manuel Zeno Gandía, I've only read La charca but it's really good. Blest Gana might not be the best but he's really fun and he was the first realist writer in the spanish language, so it's worth it to check him out.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 00:26:22 2020 No.16628288 >>16627863 An anon said he would be working on a translation of the Crítica but that may take a while

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 01:16:53 2020 No.16628539

>>16627896
>>16627907
it doesn't take a genius to realize that being counter culture in a country that is 90% of that culture is going to lead to a destructive shitstorm
at least that's my perspective, i 'm sure these guys have a deepey analysis why >catholicism good but you'd have to be an idiot tryinh to revolutionaize something that big and expecting to end up better off

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:00:27 2020 No.16628731

>>16627661
Cátedra Letras Hispánicas has consistently good editions, offering useful commentaries and detailed introductions (I imagine they won't tell anything new to somebody who studies Hispanic literature for a living, but as a casual reader I find that they usually cover a lot of terrain). The catch is that for long books they're a lot more expensive than other publishers (Debolsillo editions for instance don't include annotations, but they're almost always in the 10-15€ range whereas some Cátedra books can go up to 20€ or 30€).

Cátedra Letras Universales on the other hand is usually garbage. I don't know if I was just unlucky, but every book I bought from that collection had a terrible translation: at best, the style was so far removed from the originals that they might as well have been different books; at worst, the texts contained flat out nonsensical sentences.

>>16627657
Tirano Banderas is pure kino.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:02:49 2020 No.16628738 >>16628288 Fuck Maestro's derivative cash-in. Go directly to the main source and translate Bueno's Theory of category closure into English.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:16:32 2020 No.16628778 >>16628738 A tough one. I think here you really need to know about what you are translating.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:18:46 2020 No.16628786 File: 660 KB, 1106x1012, pepe.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >espacio para hablar sobre libros y literatura espanola >solo hablan ingles pelana

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:20:11 2020 No.16628790 >>16628786 Los llanis travestis borran el hilo si se habla mucho en español

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:24:07 2020 No.16628800 File: 47 KB, 626x632, chavopaciencia.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16628790 No te entiendo maestro. Diga me como humano ok?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:25:09 2020 No.16628802 File: 153 KB, 600x750, pepefuckjannies.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16628790 Oh....ok Pinche llanis wey

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:32:14 2020 No.16628821 >>16628778 Yes, but I don't see the point of translating the Critique into a language where the Theory of category closure is still unavailable, since the former is supposed to be just a "non-dogmatic" application of the latter.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 02:56:56 2020 No.16628887

>>16628821
I get it, I get it, But there are two axis from the CRL can precede the translation of the Theory of the Categorical Closing:
1. Efective and Philosophical critiques to contemporary literature theories.

2. The reivindication and explanation of the greatness of the Hispanic Literature and it's unique tradition.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 03:05:59 2020 No.16628920 >>16627863 yeah, the book it's a little bit big to translate it amateurishly without fucking up the format.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 03:16:28 2020 No.16628932 /b/ros, I tried reading Trilce and a bunch of Poemas Humanos and I just can't understand a thing. What was Vallejo even thinking?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 03:23:55 2020 No.16628953 >>16628932 I like Trilce III

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 03:32:39 2020 No.16628982 >>16628932 >What was Vallejo even thinking? He was trying to align himself with the creative Zeitgeist of the year 1922 (Ulysses, The Waste Land, Sodome and Gomorre, The Castle, Siddartha)

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 04:53:17 2020 No.16629225

Buenas gente, estoy escribiendo fragmentos de una novela que he titulado el hombre y la sombra. La premisa es que un hombre dialoga con su sombra ha medida que su ciudad se llena de niebla y la gente empieza a desaparecer. Voy a postear los primeros párrafos

"Simón se despertó sintiendo una gran opresión en su pecho, tan fuerte que le costaba respirar. Cerró los ojos, buscando en su mente esos dulces recuerdos que siempre le reconfortaban cuando algo escapaba a su control: madre, padre, Helena… pero por alguna razón no conseguía recordarlos con claridad, eran vagas figuras que vaporosamente recorrían sus memorias. Rostros níveos desprovistos de todo rasgo, como blancos lienzos."
"Con un oscuro presentimiento, Simón se levantó adolorido, respirando con dificultad. El reloj indicaba las seis de la mañana y aún quedaba hora y media para comenzar la jornada según su rutina. Volvió a tumbarse e intentó seguir durmiendo, pero ello fue inútil. La dolorosa opresión que albergaba en su pecho había dado lugar a una terrible sensación de soledad. Simón se levantó de nuevo, sintiendo su cuerpo torpe y entumecido."
"Desde hacía años, los días empezaban y terminaban de forma rutinaria, todo cuanto hacía Simón era parte de una rutina, fría y calculada con precisión, revestida al completo de una aparente normalidad, aunque realmente su razón de ser fuera totalmente irracional. Se lavaba la cara tres veces contadas, se vestía según el orden en el que la ropa salía de la lavadora, casi siempre trajes de la misma gama cromática; azul oscuro, gris o negro. Era doce de octubre, día par, así que tocaba desayunar café con tostadas."

¿Qué os parece?

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:08:28 2020 No.16629261

>>16629225
Necesitas practicar mas con flash fiction.
Me gustan las ideas pero el ejecución era peor.
>eran vagas figuras que vaporosamente recorrían sus memorias.
Esa es laborada

Y el descripción sobre él como "irracional" no hizo justicia antes de la elaboración antes

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:09:54 2020 No.16629268

>>16629225
Sounds like the plot from that film with Will Ferrell (which I like, a lot): Stranger than fiction

Lo escrito me resultó normal tirando a malo, no dice mucho.

Tijeras: vagas figuras, vaporosamente; niveo rostro, lienzo blanco. Respirar con dificultad x2, rutina, rutinaria x2 (no relees?). 1/4 son adjetivos al tun tun.
Gramática: revestida AL completo (en lugar de POR) no lo escuché nunca.
Tema: que uno sienta una presión en el pecho y poco después "sienta soledad" da una idea rara. Toda vida adulta y responsable es rutinaria. Los trajes no se lavan en lavarropas (se arruinan) y vestirse con las prendas según el orden en el que salen, suena a más lógico que irracional. Lo mismo que con la presión y la soledad: si la rutina es calculada, que después (en el mismo párrafo) el narrador la describa como irracional da una idea rara.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:11:10 2020 No.16629278 >>16629261 Por ejemplo >se vestía según el orden en el que la ropa salía de la lavadora Hago eso. En muchas veces llevo el misma ropa para un mes. Creo que si usaste esas descripciones hace docenas de decadas entonces se puede describirlo bien

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:15:53 2020 No.16629294

>>16629261
>Y el descripción sobre él como "irracional" no hizo justicia antes de la elaboración antes
La idea es que el protagonista es un ser absolutamente rutinario pero su vida en el fondo no tiene sentido, porque se limita a trabajar sin que tenga algo a lo que realmente aspirar o a lo que dedicarse

>>16629268
what do you means by "tijeras"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:19:09 2020 No.16629308 >>16629294 Que sobran palabras por redundancias varias.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:24:38 2020 No.16629334 >>16629308 gracias, voy a corregirlo

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:24:51 2020 No.16629335 >>16629294 Es historia buena y interesante pero me gustaría un estilo mas fluido.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:44:14 2020 No.16629386 >>16629335 La cosa es que la historia está centrada más en descripciones y diálogos y no tanto en cosas sucediendo, no sé si ello es un problema importante.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 05:53:01 2020 No.16629409 >>16629386 No es problema, justa necesita mas variedad que se lleva el tema mas adelante

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 06:00:24 2020 No.16629424 >>16627645 lol no you moron People in Spain speak Spanish. You're just a colonised idiot. There is no language called as Hispanic.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 07:44:36 2020 No.16629795 >>16628731 Yeah, I was referring to Letras Hispánicas. Thank you a lot for the informative post.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 08:49:33 2020 No.16630101

Portuguese speaker here, how hard would it be to read the following works in original spanish without any study background in the language:
Calderón de La Barca's La vida es sueño
Luis de León's Poesía
Sor Juana's Poesía
Fernando de Rojas's La Celestina
Quevedo's Los sueños
Góngora y Argote's Soledades

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 10:40:53 2020 No.16630644 File: 773 KB, 1635x1983, PhiloThevet.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Una pregunta seria: ¿Merece la pena la crítica de Maestro? Es muy cara, pero si de verdad es un buen sistema de crítica me pensaría el comprar la versión en papel.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 10:42:32 2020 No.16630655 >>16629424 You are a dumb nigger. go and hang. Maldito maricon.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 10:43:05 2020 No.16630661 >>16630644 Es bastante buena, pero te recomiendo leer el PDF primero, y después, si consideras que vale la pena, comprarla.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 10:44:36 2020 No.16630674 >>16627622 Maestro siendo el maestro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fds-76EkIcc&t=45s

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 10:50:00 2020 No.16630702 >>16630644 Es mejor que los otros sistemas de crítica literature (que son sobre mierda de pomo). Es crítica literatura en base a fisicalismo

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:14:30 2020 No.16630862 File: 464 KB, 500x775, Against Postmodernity.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Has anyone read Ernesto Castro's book on postmodernity?

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:14:45 2020 No.16630865

>>16630101
Fairly hard Anon, I've come across some portuguese poetry from the same period and while I can understand some words and sometimes get the general gist of the poem I don't think I'd ever be able to understand the poem fully. So you'd probably have a similar experience,
I would definitely look for a translation instead, taking into account spanish and portuguese are very related you'd probably not loose very much by reading one, but you have to remember that by the XVI century spanish and portuguese were already established not only as their own independent languages but also almost as the way they're today.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:15:30 2020 No.16630872 >>16627645 shit he's back

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:20:50 2020 No.16630912 >>16630702 >>16630661 What does Maestro think of Auerbach's Mimesis?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:29:50 2020 No.16630977 File: 139 KB, 1080x364, IMG_20201022_122910.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16630912 He likes him

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:35:01 2020 No.16631014 >>16630977 oh nice

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 11:43:05 2020 No.16631074
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>>16630977
We need to make a Maestro-core chart
It could be divided into Literature and Non-Literature.
The Literature section should include:
>Don Quixote
>Examplary Novels
>The Iliad
>The Odyssey
>Oedipus Rex
>The Old Testament
>The Divine Commedy
>The Canterbury Tales
>La Celestina
>Gargantua and Pantagruel
>100 Years of Solitude
>The Decameron
>The Lazarillo de Tormes
And a lot of the other works he has praised (Like Vicente Alexaindre's poetry)
As for Non-Literature, the complete works of Gustavo Bueno, of course, the Ethics of Spinoza, the Dialogues of Plato, etc.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 12:04:30 2020 No.16631199 >>16631074 I like the idea. And add the CLR at the top.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 12:26:47 2020 No.16631349

I have yet to receive my Prime Day books. mostly looking forward to Temporada de Huracanes, I've been trying to read more books written by women after reading Memorias de Adriano which I really enjoyed.

what other books written by women do you guys like? written in Spanish obviously.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 12:29:01 2020 No.16631368 File: 177 KB, 652x1024, 2739203048_2283a586e2_b.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16631349 La Amortajada - María Luisa Bombal La Última Niebla - María Luisa Bombal

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 12:38:06 2020 No.16631429

>>16631349
Been meaning to read Temporada de Huracanes too, already got the book just need some spare time. Check out Valeria Luiselli (I like her work in spanish although her work in english does not seem as appealing). I also love Nadie me verá llorar and consider it to be one of the best mexican novels in general. Mariana Enríquez has also garnered much attention and I'd definetely recommend her, I've only read some of her short stories but they're all great and she captures that essense urban legends have as I've seen no one else do.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 12:49:20 2020 No.16631515 >>16631074 Non-Literature >Mimesis by Auerbach >Borges' Essays >Los Monstruos Políticos de la Modernidad >1492: España contra sus Fantasmas >Imperiofobia y Leyenda Negra

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 13:10:12 2020 No.16631680 What do we think of these? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4CAr6oEpmI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4kqMwvAQHw

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 13:13:26 2020 No.16631699 >>16627645 Actually called Castilian but okay

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 13:14:20 2020 No.16631705 File: 84 KB, 762x780, 72539384_105243124230106_808327984866918400_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16631699 NO

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 13:33:27 2020 No.16631872 >>16631705 I'd never actually call it that in English, but i'd rather call it Castilian than 'Hispanic'

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 14:05:04 2020 No.16632088 File: 66 KB, 1280x720, maxresdefault.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Today is Ernesto's birthday. Say something nice about him.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 14:39:49 2020 No.16632285
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>>16631515
Also
>España contra Europa - Gustavo Bueno (pbuh)
>Teoría del Cierre Categorial - Gustavo Bueno (pbuh)
>El mito de la cultura - Gustavo Bueno (pbuh)
>Imperiofobia y leyenda negra - Maria Elvira Roca Barea

Going back to Literature but in the same riddance
>6 relatos ejemplares 6 - María Elvira Roca Barea

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 14:44:27 2020 No.16632314 >>16632088 QUE ACTIVES LOS COMENTARIOS, CAPULLO

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 15:29:37 2020 No.16632599 >>16631368 >>16631429 gracias, probaré con un par de Luiselli y también quizá el que recomiendan de Rivera Garza. los demás o no los hallo, o me los encuentro algo caros. también agregué uno de Nellie Campobello. igual busco los PDFs de los demás.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 15:34:54 2020 No.16632632 >>16632088 He said that Evola is better than Guenón lol

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 15:34:57 2020 No.16632633 >>16631349 Los años falsos, by Josefina Vicens

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 15:53:50 2020 No.16632730 File: 921 KB, 1080x1266, 1596071222668.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632088 He's no longer a volcel, fucking traitor

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:00:28 2020 No.16632778 >>16632730 >He's no longer a volcel lmao he was always a failed normie

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:12:06 2020 No.16632868 Is this Jesús G. Maestro a marxist?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:18:48 2020 No.16632916 >>16632868 No.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:19:40 2020 No.16632917 >>16632088 >>16632632 who is he

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:20:41 2020 No.16632920 >>16627674 What the fuck are you even saying, negro?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:21:01 2020 No.16632922 >>16632916 What is the materialist that he talks about? I'm portuguese native, so it's easy to reads at spanish, but i don't know much on spanish philosophy beyond ortega, unamuno and julian marias.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:21:11 2020 No.16632923 File: 82 KB, 767x970, ernesto-castro-la-cultura-de-cancelacion-convierte-en-publico-lo-que-es-privado-4-767x970.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632730 >Have sex? No, I'm too busy reading Heiddegger haha... Was it all just a cope?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:23:07 2020 No.16632939 >>16632917 Ernesto Castro >>16632922 He refers to Gustavo Bueno's philosophical materialism, not diamat. In the preface to his book he mentions that his Critique is neither marxist nor kantian, but buenoist.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:24:56 2020 No.16632952 >>16632730 I feel betrayed bros...

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:25:47 2020 No.16632957 File: 483 KB, 1151x711, 1594036722968.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632088 He might be a soiboy and a coping incel, but he is still much more well read than all of us

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:28:09 2020 No.16632971 File: 43 KB, 444x690, images - 2020-10-22T152724.524.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ¿Qué piensan de esta obra, hermanos?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:28:31 2020 No.16632973 >>16632088 Acaba de decir que cada día está más cerca de Cristo, que ya no es volcel y que Evola es intereseante. Está chadificandose

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:29:32 2020 No.16632988 >>16632973 Y recomendó leer a Junger

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:30:35 2020 No.16632993 >>16627645 Shut the fuck up, spic

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:32:53 2020 No.16633010 File: 82 KB, 959x675, ernesto-959x675.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632973 Ernesto Chadstro

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:34:59 2020 No.16633025 >>16632088 I like him way more than what I'm willing to admit on here.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:37:18 2020 No.16633041 >>16632973 qué hablas, cuándo dijo todo eso

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:41:21 2020 No.16633073 >>16633041 A lo largo del directo que acaba de hacer. Supongo que lo subira mañana. Merece la pena verlo.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:43:14 2020 No.16633093 File: 7 KB, 231x218, 1602118818402.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632088 He said that he read 200 pages of Proust a day

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:49:01 2020 No.16633142 File: 526 KB, 1080x1128, IMG_20201022_174826.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Anglos BTFO

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:58:19 2020 No.16633214 >>16633093 ¿Alguien sabe que edición de En Busca del Tiempo Perdido tenía Castro?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 16:59:59 2020 No.16633226 >>16633214 La de Valdemar. Es la mejor traducción que hay en español.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:00:23 2020 No.16633229 >>16633214 La de Valdemar. Es la mejor traducción que hay en español.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:00:25 2020 No.16633230 >>16633226 Los libros de Valdemar son tan bonitos pero tan caros

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:02:39 2020 No.16633246 >>16633226 >>16633229 Gracias

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:06:19 2020 No.16633274 Why did mods ban me for speaking Spanish in a Spanish general? *nglo jealousy?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:07:06 2020 No.16633276 >>16633274 Read the reason of the warning/ban, you dumb fuck.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:11:55 2020 No.16633303 >>16632971 DON'T IGNORE ME LADS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:25:58 2020 No.16633426 >>16633303 sorry, have not read it

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:26:39 2020 No.16633435 >>16632599 I fucked up with the spanish, it was the inertia of the moment. >>16632633 I did manage to add this one, thanks anon. it came up to about 1k MXN, and that's all my budget for now.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:30:40 2020 No.16633464 File: 718 KB, 925x900, C20BE5A6-B426-4CA2-97B8-BDEA70DB9B41.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16633276

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:33:19 2020 No.16633484 >>16632971 Aún no lo leí. Cuál genero eso?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:35:30 2020 No.16633497 File: 20 KB, 376x393, 1597356018160.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16633464 >saving a wojack on his phone Sad.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:54:17 2020 No.16633621 >>16627622 Ya salió el último video de la serie de Maestro-sama sobre 100 Años de Soledad, ¿Qué les pareció? https://youtu.be/iSL5-AXBeoc

>>	࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDYYIIins Thu Oct 22 17:56:56 2020 No.16633637 >>16631699 ESPAÑOL ES LA LENGUA QUE SE HABLA EN TODO EL ORBE HISPÁNICO; CASTELLANO ES EL LENGUAJE DE LA LENGUA QUE SE HABLA EN CASTILLA. LA ESPAÑOLA ES UNIVERSAL; EL CASTELLANO, REGIONAL.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 17:57:47 2020 No.16633641 >>16633637 BASADO

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 18:00:51 2020 No.16633665

>>16632971
Just read it man, it's not bad. If you like the more grotesque parts of Don Quijote or Gargantua and Pantagruel you'll enjoy the book. The thing is that in contrast to those books the violence in La familia de Pascual Duarte is exacerbated, mucho stronger and without the comical elements found in those two books.
Myself, I couldn't get into the book but I can appreciatw for what it is. I plan to reread it some day as I enjoy the grotesque in literature.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 20:04:08 2020 No.16634421 >>16633621 Wow, a Spaniard who isn’t a complete racist prick towards sudacas. Kinda based.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 20:47:42 2020 No.16634639

>>16633621
I don't know how he can say a work like 100 años
de soledad is the "epopeya contemporánea del mundo hispánico" as if the book represented Spanish reality too, specially when Realismo mágico surges as a way to explain Latin America in Latin America's own terms. Will watch this session whenever I've free time, as I'm interested on what he has to say about hispanidad.
Anyways, what do all of you think about hispanidad? I'm personally against the term and have never seen it used except by Spaniards –with few exceptions–, meanwhile in Latinamerica the idea of us forming a cultural unity is, I feel, disregarded by most.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 21:05:31 2020 No.16634739
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>>16634639
>"epopeya contemporánea del mundo hispánico"
He doesn't mean it exactly in that sense, but in the sense that it is the greatest work written in spanish language, although there's something of that you mentioned too. You would have to watch the previous lectures, where he explains it in great detail.
About "hispanidad", it isn't only used among spaniards. There have been many intelectuals, artists and politicians who have refered to that term. For example, here >>16633142 I quoted the chilean historian Jaime Eyzaguirre, who drew heavily from that concept, which also influenced politicians like Perón or Bordaberry (despite what anyone might thinkof them). I would suggest you to read Maeztu's "En Defensa de la Hispanidad". And if most people on Latin America do not think about it is because most people here are not aware of it, and still believe in the spanish black legend, which has been debunked a lot times. There's some sort of fraternal feeling anyway, which you can see on all the panamericanist ideas.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 21:39:14 2020 No.16634876 File: 309 KB, 1584x1501, 058a7c9e8aef23e2a4bdc19b01f3edc0388c9c7f9c0d4c7acafc8868dc046971.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16634739 Absolutely based post Un abrazo, hermano hispánico

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 21:43:47 2020 No.16634891

>>16634739
>I quoted the chilean historian Jaime Eyzaguirre
I do agree that there are some LatinAmerican intellectuals who also draw on the concept of hispanidad or support the concept. For example in Mexico there's the Virreinalistas or Colonialistas in the early XX century or Octavio Paz, all of these who also attempted to create a notion of the Nation which took very deeply into account the ties between Latin America and Spain. But sill, I would argue these are exceptions, even more so when we take into account that these conceptualizations of Latin American nations as forming a community or a nation with Spain failed, and instead those panamericanist ideals took root much more deeply, specially in the XX century.
Still, I guess it is more complicated than this, but if the concept of hispanidad has not established itself in Latin America I think it’d have to do more with the fact that Latin American reality is, by this point, almost completely different to Spanish reality, and not so much because of the Black legend.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 21:43:49 2020 No.16634892 >>16632939 Wasn't Bueno an unorthodox marxist? Culturally catholic, panhispanist and all - but economically socialist, nay?

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 21:59:38 2020 No.16634950

>>16634891
Actually, many of these attempts to "revitalize" hispanity failed mostly due to the resentment that the average latinamerican still has towards Spain. Many of these panamericanist ideas are rooted on indigenism and antieuropeism, there is still a lot of people who believe that the spaniards came here to steal our gold and enslave the indians.
About these different realities you talk about between Latin America and Spain, they are similar to the different realities one Latin American country has with another: Uruguay and Venezuela are quite different, yet this panamericanist movement still has a root on these countries.
As I said before, I blame this latinamerican anti-hispanism on the black legend, but we need to also add another factor: chauvinism, which not only hinders hispanity, but also pan-Latin American friendship.
Sorry if I made any spelling mistake or stuff like that.
>>16634892
He was influenced by Marx, and he also praised the Soviet Union during the Cold War, but he also considered that real socialism died after Wall fell.
He didn't really support a specific economic system, he cared more about empires than economic and political systems. Remember than in his last years he supported Vox.
>>16634876
You made me remember this
https://youtu.be/el7V9-IRGnM

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:14:43 2020 No.16635011 >>16634421 >200 years of missing Spain Ok

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:16:16 2020 No.16635020 >>16635011 Latin America misses Spain just as much as Spain misses Latin America, like a mother misses her lost sons.

Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:26:52 2020 No.16635071
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>>16634950
I'm a Latin America diplomat that purposefully studied in Spain, I've had a life-long devotion to Panhispanism in both the sociopolitical and cultural spheres.

Yet aside from the aristocracies of some other Latin American nations, a handful of fellow diplomats, and a small platoon of academics - nobody seems to care much for a serious hispanic identity. I hope at least somebody on this thread feels my plight.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:39:40 2020 No.16635115 >>16635071 At least in the upper classes of Mexico there no longer is an idea of hispanic identity and if there is it is tacitly looked down upon

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:45:03 2020 No.16635135 >>16635071 Most people don't care about that kind of stuff anyway, they don't need to. The ones that should care are the academics, artists and politicians.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 22:50:51 2020 No.16635150 >>16632730 Was he really a volcel though, or was he just coping? He said that he didn't have sex because he was married to philosophy.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 23:01:54 2020 No.16635184 File: 929 KB, 768x738, 1572985391141.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16632088 How can I become as well read as him?

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 22 23:08:01 2020 No.16635212 >>16635184 Read more

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 02:06:14 2020 No.16635794 >>16635150 A person like him with thousands of followers and that is not even ugly could have fucked dozens of bitches, I'm sure.

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 07:13:47 2020 No.16636532
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Estoy leyendo "The ABC of reading" por Ezra Pound y varias de sus ideas me parecen como un estilo de proto-CRL, y me pregunto si maestro se habrá inspirado en ellas junto con la filosofía de Bueno

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 09:57:38 2020 No.16637070 File: 13 KB, 320x213, .jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Is Miguel Noguera /lit/?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 10:10:26 2020 No.16637119 >>16637070 I know his hairline is not

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 12:33:06 2020 No.16637820

La celestina is a really dense read and I feel, that, when reading it, it's like I'm more translating a language I know but don't fully dominate than actually read a book written in spanish.
I am a native spanish speaker (mexican not chicano etc) so I don't think it's an issue with being ssl.
did anyone else have this problem?

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 15:01:25 2020 No.16638718

>>16637820
I had that exact issue when reading it during my first year of University literature, only now during my PhD can I easily digest it - I am also a native hispanophone.

I've reasoned that the sheer distance of time is at fault. It's such a dense, perpetual dialogue that one inevitably tires. The prose itself is quite good, in that Renaissance conception of good prose.

Think of it as an avant-garde transition of the mediæval sphere towards the incipient modernity, I originally read it as some sort of prelude to the Quixote. With much more experience under my belt: it should better be understood as an exercise in early modernity. One in which rhetoric is used as a means to display psychology, and multiple worlds are constantly clashing in the dialectics present in daily dialogue. The Celestina is, frankly, still a bitch to read - but a bitch that, for once, knows itself a bitch. Its characters critique themselves, each others, everything. It is a prelude to modernity, don't read it per se but instead read it as such.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 15:27:21 2020 No.16638860 Look guys I don't mind the simping for maestro's book but could you at least wait until it's translated to english so I have a chance to read it

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 15:29:18 2020 No.16638878 >>16638860 Is it really worth it to live a life as a non-spanish speaker?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 15:30:10 2020 No.16638884 >>16638878 I already speak a romance language, I think i'll be fine

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 16:37:48 2020 No.16639246 File: 47 KB, 640x539, Maestro intensifies.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627622 >>16632088 OH NO NO NO NO NO https://youtu.be/zabiz3LLuJ8?t=4740 Time: 1:19:00

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 21:36:02 2020 No.16640793 >>16639246 Es una crítica adecuada, Maestro comete ciertos errores, pero ello no le resta valor a su Crítica. Voy a apuntar los otros libros que menciona.

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 21:41:47 2020 No.16640824
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What are some /SpGT/ approved websites? Aside from the ones on the sticky of course.
I would say that http://filosofia.org/ is the obvious choice

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 21:52:14 2020 No.16640888 >>16636532 Ni idea. Maestro apenas lo menciona un par de veces en la Crítica, así que no creo que lo haya influenciado. Quizás las similitudes son mera coincidencia, pero no he leído ese libro.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 21:56:35 2020 No.16640911 >>16638860 Spanish isn't that hard, you can do it anon.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:09:49 2020 No.16640975 Any good books or programms to learn spanish with?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:12:07 2020 No.16640994 >>16633637 https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idioma_espa%C3%B1ol >El español o castellano es una lengua romance procedente del latín hablado.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:19:18 2020 No.16641050 >>16640824 Esa página es excelente, junto a la Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy es de mis sitios favoritos. Tal vez no es tan completa como la de Stanford, pero es bastante buena, y tiene información sobre corrientes filosóficas en español.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:39:20 2020 No.16641152 >>16631699 cringe >>16631705 BASED

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:41:37 2020 No.16641162 >>16627622 Maestrobros, we need your help. Wikipedia will remove Maestro's page unless we improved it and explain in the Discussion page why he's important. See: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jes%C3%BAs_Gonz%C3%A1lez_Maestro

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:43:24 2020 No.16641165 >>16641162 I don't get why would they delete Maestro's page when they keep Ernesto Castro's

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:43:55 2020 No.16641169 >>16641165 it's too bare bones

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:45:39 2020 No.16641179 >>16641169 GUYS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhff1y7GIv4

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 22:55:20 2020 No.16641227 >>16633226 No. Ya desde el primer párrafo falla.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:05:50 2020 No.16641256 >>16637820 had the same issue with don quijote but upon reread it was significantly easier. seems like a matter of getting accustomed to the language à la with shakespeare or chaucer

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:07:29 2020 No.16641266 >>16637820 read more, retard. it's a fucking walk in the park.

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:07:36 2020 No.16641268
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>>16641162
Su directora de tesis, que terminó de elaborar en 1994, fue María del Carmen Bobes Neves, que por aquella época era catedrática de teoría literaria en la Universidad de Oviedo.
Pueden también enlazar los libros de Maestro desde worldcat.org como referencia de su Bibliografía, añadir sus artículos en El Basilisco y en El Catoblepas y enlazarlos igual, y hacer mención a que sube videos en youtube.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:13:26 2020 No.16641287 >>16641268 Hay algo más de información aquí http://spr.uab.cat/index.php?q=node/14

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:16:38 2020 No.16641301 >>16641287 Y en la página de Academia Editorial del Hispanismo se dice igual que es el Director de Publicaciones Académicas.

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:16:46 2020 No.16641303

Ok, I have been wondering for awhile if there are any Spanish or Latin American writers who are an equivalent to the Catholic Literary Revival authors in England, France, and the United States. Do you have any Chesterton's, Greene's, O'Connor's, or Mauriac's? Just going by wiki most of the Spanish and Latin American writers from that generation seem to be irreligious or freethinker.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:18:07 2020 No.16641306 File: 51 KB, 620x349, castellani1_xoptimizadax--620x349.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16641303 Leonardo Castellani was a priest

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:21:30 2020 No.16641318 >>16641268 >>16641287 >>16641301 gracias

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:22:59 2020 No.16641327 >>16641318 No es nada. La fuente de lo de su tesis es la crítica a Maestro que escribió Ekaitz Ruiz de Vergara.

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:24:40 2020 No.16641335 >>16641303 >being Catholic after the Argaytinian pope said it's okay for faggots to "marry"

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:26:09 2020 No.16641344 File: 216 KB, 675x900, ml-portret.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16641335 >he isn't a SSPX Chad

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:37:24 2020 No.16641395 >>16641335 never happened dumb Nigger

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:38:28 2020 No.16641400 >>16641306 >desaparecido probably a commie enabler

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:39:44 2020 No.16641407 >>16627744 Wait. So this is not about literature from Españistán? Does Martín Fierro qualify?

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:40:38 2020 No.16641409 >>16641318 Puedes igual mencionar a su esposa, Olga Gugliotta, a quien dedica la Crítica. Y por cierto, su cumpleaños es el 1 de diciembre.

Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:52:18 2020 No.16641466

>>16630101
It wouldn't be impossible, but you would need a lot of notes or even a dictionary, since even Spanish speakers have trouble understanding La Celestina or Quevedo, and not even mentioning Góngora and Sor Juana whose poetry were labyrinths of hidden meanings, but they are totally worth the effort

>>	Anonymous Fri Oct 23 23:54:10 2020 No.16641478 >>16641409 gracias. actualizaré la página en estos días.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 00:35:11 2020 No.16641664 spanish is discount french

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 00:35:43 2020 No.16641668 >>16641664 It's prettier than French.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 00:57:55 2020 No.16641756 reminder that cervantes was catholic

Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:10:20 2020 No.16641799

>>16641664
No, shut up retard, have you ever considered suicide? I think you should.
Spanish is a much better language than french, much better language than english, much better than a lot of languages. Maybe it could only be x
comparable to latin, even on it's cultural aspect, since both are languages than belonged to a great civilizationary and generative empire, which brought civilization, law, religion, philosophy, etc, to thousands, millions of peoples. Spanish, just like latin, is an imperial language. The only reason why it isn't the lingua franca of the world is because of anglosaxon academic imperialism, the (shitty) Enlightment and the self-hate that hispanic people have. Oh, and of course, the infamy that's been brought upon the language by criminals who go to other countries to commit their crimes, bringing bad fame to our beautiful and rich language.
Neither french nor english are as culturally rich as spanish is. Do you have a Cervantes? No, there's only one Cervantes, and he is spanish. Do you have Borges? No, there's only one Borges, and he was argentinian. You WISH you had figures such as Cervantes, Lope de Vega, Quevedo, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Neruda, Borges or Gabo, you wish works such as Don Quixote, 100 Years of Solitude or Canto General where written in your language, but no, bad luck. You will never know how it feels to share language, a technology, with those great minds, you will never know how it feels to read the Viaje al Parnaso in its original language, because there are some things you can only experience in spanish, as a native spanish speaker.
Christ, even historically, during a long time, you were behind us. You know why the Enlightment didn't take root in Spain like it did on France or Germany? BECAUSE WE WERE ALREADY ENLIGHTENED. We didn't need a Voltaire or a Rousseau to see the light, because we already had a Suárez and a Feijoo. Only countries that got infected by the protestant germ needed to be enlightened, they needed to get rid of those lutheran superstitions of witches and shit like that, we were far more rational than all of you.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:15:27 2020 No.16641818 >>16641799 >borges anglozoid meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:16:11 2020 No.16641819 >>16641799 Calm down dude, and please capitalize languages, proper names and demonyms.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:18:29 2020 No.16641824 >>16641819 All proper names are capitalized. There's no need to capitalize languages and demonyms.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:23:34 2020 No.16641848 File: 224 KB, 521x937, 1602006257659.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16641799

Anonymous Sat Oct 24 01:28:31 2020 No.16641872
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>>16641818
When I finish reading Bioy's diary about Borges I'll organize my notes and highlights and I'll upload them. Thanks to the anon who recommended it. I didnt even know the book existed.

The two bros discussed English literature, sure, as well as French and German. Borges loved the English language and its literature, he was even an English literature professor in college, but he also had a deep respect and love for Spanish literature. His sensitivity to the poetry and the sound of words, in either Spanish or English, was superior. An Angloid would not bother.
Bioy and Borges discussed Cervantes, Quevedo, Góngora and Gracián at least once a week. Last few entries I read, Borges talked about Las Novelas Ejemplares. His respect for Rubén Darío was immense. He wrote tons of essays on Spanish lit, gave plenty conferences and lectures on Spanish lit.

When's the last time you had an interesting discussion about Don Quixote outside common places and shit you heard on some booktuber's channel, you ignorant piece of shit.

>>16641824
>There's no need to capitalize languages and demonyms.
Would you shut the fuck up.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 02:08:02 2020 No.16641979 >>16641227 ¿En serio, por qué?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 02:11:10 2020 No.16641988 >>16641409 >Olga Gugliotta ¿La poeta argentina? Ella si tiene página de Wikipedia canonizada. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olga_Orozco

Anonymous Sat Oct 24 02:14:20 2020 No.16642000

Maestro finally cured me from my racism. I used to live in a love hate relationship with /pol/, thinking I was redpilled but racism is such sick shit I just couldn't believe it yet I couldn't deny what was evident. However maestro convinced me that it isn't evident. Maestro did what mark passio, e michael jones, etc couldn't do for me (cure my racism)
I have finally removed this british mind parasite from me. I feel like a whole different person. Today I just saw a photo of an interracial couple and I felt nothing, no anger, no demoralization, etc.
Racism is not the spanish way, and Maestro understands this and explains this. I'm glad I found him. Thank you maestro posters.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 02:15:39 2020 No.16642006 >>16642000 >Maestro understands this and explains this Which vid?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 02:20:32 2020 No.16642014 >>16642006 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0o7jtIGjgw

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 04:51:56 2020 No.16642422 >>16642000 Blessed and whitepilled. Catholicism and the Hispanidad will cure the world of the anglo mind virus.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 08:38:00 2020 No.16643149 >>16632632 And he's right

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 08:51:19 2020 No.16643205 >>16641799 BASED

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 13:49:10 2020 No.16644521 File: 199 KB, 504x461, sociedad-colonial-10-e1545779473969.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16642000 Based and hispanicpilled

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 13:54:39 2020 No.16644549 Currently learning Spanish. I decided to use the Mexican accent since it might actually be practical for me in real life (I live in America and don't travel). Would there have been any real benefit to using Castilian instead?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 13:59:53 2020 No.16644583 >>16627622 Dies ist jetzt ein deutscher Thread

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:00:16 2020 No.16644586 >>16642000 Sometimes I feel very open and then the blacks next door throw their trash in my yard and blare rap music while I'm trying to sleep and stand outside yelling in the street and it goes away.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:09:38 2020 No.16644628 >>16644549 I don't think it really matters, unless you put in unreasonable amounts of effort you'll sound foreign anyway. If you mainly interact with Mexicans, or consume Mexican media, you'll end up sounding like them.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:11:27 2020 No.16644633 >>16642000 >>16644586 Racism is dumb, believing culture-mixing is fine is even dumber. No one hates niggers because they're black, you just hate the capitalist scumbag who brings them here for no reason at all except destroying culture.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:11:44 2020 No.16644636 >>16641165 he's an irrelevant meme

Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:12:29 2020 No.16644640

>>16644628
I was a bit torn because I found the Youtube channel Dreaming Spanish, which has tons of great listening practice, but uses a Castilian accent. Do you think that using a Castilian resource like that while trying to learn using a different pronunciation would be a substantial problem? I know there isn't much of a difference as far as how the consonants are pronounced, but I'm unsure.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:29:35 2020 No.16644727 >>16644640 Not a problem, use whatever you like. The bulk of a language is its grammar and vocabulary, understanding a different accent takes a minimum amount of time compared to the former.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:31:26 2020 No.16644733 >>16644727 All right, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 14:56:27 2020 No.16644893 File: 49 KB, 640x717, 1583414151111.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16627622 >Listened to Maestro for the first time holy shit, I feel like a complete moron. how can I even begin to become a competent rational being?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 16:20:12 2020 No.16645342 >>16644893 What video did you watch

>>	Sage this garbage Sat Oct 24 16:23:42 2020 No.16645372 >>16644893 Stop pushing this meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 17:53:19 2020 No.16645996 >>16645342 https://youtu.be/RlMWViJPEfQ this one and his first analysis on 100 años de soledad

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 17:55:58 2020 No.16646017 >>16630655 Peruano enfadado kek

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 17:58:51 2020 No.16646033 >>16644549 BASADO

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 18:33:50 2020 No.16646246 >>16644633 >you just hate the capitalist scumbag who brings them here for no reason at all except destroying culture. >no reason at all except destroying culture. You were so close. But I guess class consciousness takes time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 19:09:22 2020 No.16646425 File: 2.19 MB, 1502x1920, El caballero de la mano en el pecho.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16642422 From your lips to the ears of God

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:20:17 2020 No.16646799 File: 19 KB, 318x475, 6475cddafdbf3bdcb6e3122aa7f8da6a-d.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ¿Cuál es la mejor Biblia católica en español? He estado pensando leer pic related, pero me avisan si hay mejor traducción.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:35:36 2020 No.16646901 >>16646799 this is the one I went for, anon.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:37:02 2020 No.16646906 File: 132 KB, 600x900, SagradaBibliaStraubinger.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16646799 Straubinger

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:43:50 2020 No.16646950 >>16646901 Is it at least as /lit/ as the normal Reina Valera? I care deeply about prose quality and whatnot.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:44:38 2020 No.16646952 >>16646950 >reading protestant shit ngmi

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:48:07 2020 No.16646969 >>16646952 Anon I'm asking for a Catholic version, aren't I?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:53:26 2020 No.16646998 >>16627687 Read 100 años, it's beautiful

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 20:55:27 2020 No.16647007 >>16646906 >best translation >best commentary >Straubinger wasn't even a native spanish speaker How did he do it?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 21:49:06 2020 No.16647306 File: 150 KB, 660x754, 14706032342630.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] If the anon who's translating Theory of Categorical Closure is here, I can only thank you, you're doing God's work

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 21:52:38 2020 No.16647324 File: 116 KB, 624x624, 1586534326168.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Cuando despertó el dinosaurio todavía estaba allí

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 21:57:44 2020 No.16647349 >>16631074 Me gusta la idea

Anonymous Sat Oct 24 22:24:40 2020 No.16647477

>>16647306
Thanks. Much appreciated. From now on I will probably have a lot less time on my hands, but I will try to revise what I've already translated and have chapter 2 of the finished introduction in november. I will probably have to go on a rather long hiatus from then on, though. I am committed to translating the whole introduction, but can't promise that it will be done soon.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 22:26:07 2020 No.16647484 >>16647477 chapter 2 of the introduction finished in november*

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 22:58:26 2020 No.16647627 >>16646952 what the fuck dude I didn't know Reina Valera was proddy bible big fucking whoops

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 23:19:56 2020 No.16647735 File: 824 KB, 2400x3672, theory_of_categorical_closure.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16647477 Can this be the cover?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 24 23:35:47 2020 No.16647819 >ywn have a cute strong booktuber bf with awful taste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wglZ7EaBi8I

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 00:06:46 2020 No.16647972
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>>16647819
We need more Maestros, more Outis Lees and more El Conde de Betancourts, and less shitty youtubers like this guy.

>¡BATALLA DE LIBROS FAVORITOS!

Basically shit vs shit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:12:56 2020 No.16648308 is there any schizo-tier spanish literature? stuff that's dense with streams of consciousness writings or something

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:17:30 2020 No.16648327 File: 33 KB, 600x514, gustavobueno2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16647819 Why are most the comments from women?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:21:35 2020 No.16648349 >>16648327 dk he's so obviously gay

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:24:30 2020 No.16648359 File: 29 KB, 342x600, gustavo-bueno (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16648349 Yeah. Would still bang though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:26:31 2020 No.16648366 >>16648308 Julían Ríos, and the guy who wrote Nocilla Dream

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:28:22 2020 No.16648376 >>16648359 no hes mine get your own

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:29:25 2020 No.16648383 >>16648376 He has 2 holes for a reason anon

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:36:26 2020 No.16648416

>>16627744
>THE MEANING OF WORDS, AND THE ESSENCE OF CONCEPTS, DO NOT CHANGE WITH LANGUAGE;
Words do not translate 1:1 99% of the time schizo. There is no English word that captures the entirety of "Español", only words that capture its specific meaning under different contexts.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 01:40:00 2020 No.16648427 File: 48 KB, 1411x772, GUSTAVO-BUENO-APERTURA-.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16648327 >>16648359 Are Gustavo Bueno's reaction faces a thing now?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 02:51:01 2020 No.16648614 who's the joyce of the spanish language in terms of prose?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 02:52:51 2020 No.16648625 >>16648614 >>16648366

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 09:39:30 2020 No.16649814 >>16646246 Based commietard

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 10:26:54 2020 No.16649984 bump

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 11:47:00 2020 No.16650350 >>16648614 Julián Ríos Guillermo Cabrera Infante

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 13:03:45 2020 No.16650702 This is barely even tangential and you can call me a stupid cooler for asking but do any Mexican anons know if the online “listings” of topics for the UNAM entrance exam are in any way accurate?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 13:12:09 2020 No.16650743 >>16650702 No idea, man. I got in through pase directo (ENP6). I wish you success in your entrance examn. You also need to be 18 years old to post in this site.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 13:14:58 2020 No.16650755 >>16650743 yea 18 graduating this summer thx

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 15:20:43 2020 No.16651382 File: 20 KB, 318x492, Ilustración de Pablo García. (LNE).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Reminder that /SpGT/ is a buenoist thread

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 15:26:19 2020 No.16651421 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mkFarHK2to thoughts?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 15:36:03 2020 No.16651482 >>16651421 I haven't read Corazón. I sort of agree on Anne Frank's diary, it is a historical document, not literature. His comments about Stendhal and Dosto show that he got filtered.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 15:55:35 2020 No.16651607 >>16651482 corazon is a great childrens book, probably the best

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 15:57:44 2020 No.16651619 >>16651382 why is he virtually unkown outisde of spain? hes not even talked about in latinamerica

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 16:00:17 2020 No.16651635 >>16651619 His following has been increasing since his dead. There are few latinamerican philosophers influenced by him, like Alberto Buela, but Buela is pretty niche.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 16:47:24 2020 No.16651898 >>16627744 >>THE WORD: «SPANISH» REFERS TO SPAIN spaniard refers to spain, spanish is the word for the language, i bet you´re also one of those morons who call themselves latino which is basically a codeword that you´re a mestizo

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 16:54:21 2020 No.16651936 File: 58 KB, 1200x800, mm.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16631705 Spanish Curtis Yarvin

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 17:15:13 2020 No.16652071
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>>16641799
this, anglos doesn´t even have a genre of literature for this kind like pic related, the closest they have is Carlyle and even then he focuses more on myth and heroes

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 17:51:54 2020 No.16652298 >>16630655 El idioma español es el idioma español. Si seras pendenjo.

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 17:59:13 2020 No.16652346

>>16652071
Dumb take. All traditions have their particularities and subgenres that don't exist in others, other traditions, sure, will not have Novela del dictador as its own subgenre, but just that doesn't make them inferior. Which is also why >>16641799 asking if Anglos have a Borges or a Cervantes is retarded. And him also trying to say Spanish (not Hispanic) literature during the 18th century somehow compared to other literatures of the time is pathetic, there hasn't been a worse time for Spanish literature than the age of Enlightenment, all they had were worse versions of continental writers. At least pre-enlightenment Hispanoamerican figures were interesting.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 18:07:41 2020 No.16652415 >>16641799 Everything this man has said is correct

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:20:37 2020 No.16652783 File: 242 KB, 1120x746, CSC_0975 - Copy.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Tengo ganas de leer alguna novela larga, 700+ páginas. Recomienden títulos nomas, luego me encargo de filtrar para ver con cuáles me quedo.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:21:43 2020 No.16652791 >>16652783 Terra Nostra 1000 páginas casi todas valen la pena

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:29:44 2020 No.16652839 >>16637070 I'd argue he is. He is at the very least very well read

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:37:12 2020 No.16652883

>>16641799
>Christ, even historically, during a long time, you were behind us. You know why the Enlightment didn't take root in Spain like it did on France or Germany? BECAUSE WE WERE ALREADY ENLIGHTENED. We didn't need a Voltaire or a Rousseau to see the light, because we already had a Suárez and a Feijoo. Only countries that got infected by the protestant germ needed to be enlightened, they needed to get rid of those lutheran superstitions of witches and shit like that, we were far more rational than all of you.

Amén hermano

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:46:53 2020 No.16652935 >>16641799 Was it autism?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 19:58:14 2020 No.16653005 What is the alice in wonderland of the spanish language?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 20:24:36 2020 No.16653212 >>16653005 Alicia en el País de las Maravillas

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 20:24:45 2020 No.16653215 >>16652935 Nah. This is autism. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MBNUu7vejYs90JC4aJ-iNnCQ88o99q5oKtTf73tSly8/edit

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 20:27:48 2020 No.16653227 >>16653212 for real though is there a poem like "jabberwocky" but for spanish?

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 20:49:55 2020 No.16653370 >>16653227 I've seen Altazor and Trilce compared to Jabberwocky a few times.

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 21:28:16 2020 No.16653614 interesante video sobre las artes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPSz8ZJZknA

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 21:56:59 2020 No.16653754 >>16650755 Be my bf

>>	Anonymous Sun Oct 25 21:59:01 2020 No.16653761 >>16653370 hey this is actually pretty good (trilce) atleast, thanks anon hopefully one day i'll make a name in the spanish literary world by making nonsense poems myself

Anonymous Sun Oct 25 23:54:02 2020 No.16654371

>>16651421
Honest, concise and well funded opinions. The Diary of Anne Frank it's decent enough, it's not a masterpiece at all as some critics and readers preach, but I think it's an important historical document.

Borges said that "if a book is tedious to you, don't read it; that book was not written for you. Reading should be a form of happiness". Not all the books are written for everyone, at the same way that not all the movies, tv shows, paintings, animation, magazines, music, theater plays, clothing, websites, software, devices, cars and vehicles, museum exhibitions, conferences, concerts, cultural festivals, sports, board games, recreational outdoor activities like camping and hiking... even videogames are not for everyone.

The idea that you can make something that is catered for everyone tastes it's just a stupid myth created by postmodernism.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 00:24:17 2020 No.16654497 >>16651421 Who the fuck is this literal who >Dostoevsky, uno de los escritores rusos más PROLIJOS What >Estend-Jal Lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 01:27:56 2020 No.16654747 >>16651607 This >>16651482 Corazón is alright in my book

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 01:30:24 2020 No.16654760 >>16653614 >That facial hair He truly is a Castro

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 02:51:42 2020 No.16655034 Bueno derribando mitos tontos como si no hubiera un mañana. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVvfsiNreSs

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 03:20:10 2020 No.16655094 What's some good depressing /lit/ by Hispanic authors?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 03:44:12 2020 No.16655148 >>16646799 Nacar-colunga Scio Torres-amat Straubinger Bover-cantera Compare and see for yourself

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 07:03:34 2020 No.16655543 File: 81 KB, 1200x750, bandera_de_mexico.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >2020 >No ha hecho ningún buen libro en 20 años Defiende esto /lit/ no puedes

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 07:09:01 2020 No.16655556 >>16655094 I like Onetti for that sort of mood.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 12:23:08 2020 No.16656819 >>16655543 This has been a bad century in general

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 12:36:53 2020 No.16656883 File: 43 KB, 447x686, FB93D938-7BCF-4C88-A4E7-0D7AA0C35701.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16655543 Explain this

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 15:43:44 2020 No.16658004 >>16627674 lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 15:49:25 2020 No.16658042 >>16641799 I was about to tell this anon to fuck off but then I read his post and he's absolutely right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 15:58:05 2020 No.16658098 >>16656883 Kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 16:49:16 2020 No.16658399 File: 218 KB, 859x960, 1602273132556.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Why yes, I do read Gredos Clásicos, how could you tell?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 17:44:43 2020 No.16658687 File: 999 KB, 2362x3622, 302560_portada_el-libro-negro_dross_201907111601.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16655543 Yes, I can.

Anonymous Mon Oct 26 18:08:14 2020 No.16658823

>>16656883
Beautiful book. It made me laugh, it made me cry and above all: it made me think. I personally recommend this book to everyone, it touches your heart and your spirit, and this isn't a self-help book, it's a well researched and written economy book by an expert of the subject: the president itself!

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 18:14:34 2020 No.16658854 File: 19 KB, 491x488, 1583380384192.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Voy a escribir una novela del dictador

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 18:42:37 2020 No.16659038 >>16658854 No tiene sentido ya, son un producto de su tiempo

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 18:43:55 2020 No.16659044 >>16658854 de cuál?

Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:07:31 2020 No.16659163 [DELETED]

>>16627645
>>16627693
>>16627744
>>16627811
>>16633637
cállate el hocico pinche indígena jodido de mierda, tlaxcalteca milpero, servil, rata traicionera, perro faldero, jeta de chango, nariz de ogro, ojos de chino, pelo de puercoespín, barriga de cerdo, boca de pescado, manos de mapache, acéfalo, pendejo ignorante, devorador de penes ajenos, resentido, conquistado por los vencedores, perdedor rencoroso, indio horripilante, duende insignificante, envidioso de lo ajeno, pérfido contra tu misma tierra, traidor de una patria que tu sangre ancestral mató, esclavo voluntario, labriego henequenero, manchador de sangre, perturbador de la paz, sanguinario, fanático, flojonazo y perezoso, incapaz de aceptar la culpa, negado de su propia condición, alejado de la realidad, tarado enajenado, tarugo imbécil, pinche estúpido, gasto de los recursos que tu mísera existencia requiere, pérdida neta ante todos, cero a la izquierda, piel sobrante, mierda viviente, sapo inmundo, cobarde maricón, puto temeroso, maldito cáncer, escupidor de mentiras, apatriado inculto, derrotista, zángano, pendejo, ciego porque no quieres ver, infante vuelto dentro de su propias mentiras, embustero, bruto y brutal, incivilizado bárbaro viviendo en el culo un mundo que tú mismo perdiste, nativo vengativo, y más que todo lo anterior pinche puto pendejo estúpido idiota tarado retrasado imbécil. Si vuelves a publicar algo en este tablón iré a tu choza de lámina a sacarte los ojos y arrancarte la garganta con mis propias manos fúricas, estás avisado

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:18:47 2020 No.16659236 >>16627622 >https://thepiratebay.org/description.php?id=35208945 Fix el puto link.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:25:20 2020 No.16659265 >>16659236 ¿Qué? A mí me funciona

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:31:47 2020 No.16659300 >>16655543 Falso. Álvaro Enrigue.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:42:35 2020 No.16659373 File: 528 KB, 1840x1853, maestro.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Yo no hablo "castellano". Yo hablo ESPAÑOL. BASADO ARGATYTINOS BTFO CONGOLOMBIANS BTFO SHITLENOS BTFO HALF OF SPAIN BTFO

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:48:37 2020 No.16659410 >>16659373 Post boypussi

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:50:29 2020 No.16659418 File: 282 KB, 1024x768, 1603755172880.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16659410 "No!"

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:55:32 2020 No.16659449 File: 398 KB, 220x184, 1602276458062.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16659418 Dale bb. Don't be shy

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:56:15 2020 No.16659455 >>16659265 The retard can't into mirrors and alt DNS

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 19:56:46 2020 No.16659459 File: 268 KB, 328x321, 1603756606126.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16659449 Here

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 21:01:19 2020 No.16659808 >>16659236 Guess in which banana republic lives this anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 21:03:40 2020 No.16659822 >>16659373 Me on the left.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 21:23:28 2020 No.16659908 >>16659822 Based perrocaca

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 21:38:10 2020 No.16659968 I want to read the Eneads by plotinus. Is there a recommended spanish translation or should I look for it in the anglo world?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 22:55:07 2020 No.16660320 >>16658399 Bruh, Gredos only use is for re-sell them or keep them closed until the end of times

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 22:56:08 2020 No.16660325 >>16659968 Greeks & Romans: Gredos

Anonymous Mon Oct 26 22:58:50 2020 No.16660336

dado que los maricones de los mods borraron mi letanía dirigida al tripfag de nombre que no puedo leer y mucho menos pronunciar porque ni usa letras del español deberé subirla de nuevo
cállate el hocico pinche indígena jodido de mierda, tlaxcalteca milpero, servil, rata traicionera, perro faldero, jeta de chango, nariz de ogro, ojos de chino, pelo de puercoespín, barriga de cerdo, boca de pescado, manos de mapache, acéfalo, pendejo ignorante, devorador de penes ajenos, resentido, conquistado por los vencedores, perdedor rencoroso, indio horripilante, duende insignificante, envidioso de lo ajeno, pérfido contra tu misma tierra, traidor de una patria que tu sangre ancestral mató, esclavo voluntario, labriego henequenero, manchador de sangre, perturbador de la paz, sanguinario, fanático, flojonazo y perezoso, incapaz de aceptar la culpa, negado de su propia condición, alejado de la realidad, tarado enajenado, tarugo imbécil, pinche estúpido, gasto de los recursos que tu mísera existencia requiere, pérdida neta ante todos, cero a la izquierda, piel sobrante, mierda viviente, sapo inmundo, cobarde maricón, puto temeroso, maldito cáncer, escupidor de mentiras, apatriado inculto, derrotista, zángano, pendejo, ciego porque no quieres ver, infante vuelto dentro de su propias mentiras, embustero, bruto y brutal, incivilizado bárbaro viviendo en el culo un mundo que tú mismo perdiste, nativo vengativo, y más que todo lo anterior pinche puto pendejo estúpido idiota tarado retrasado imbécil.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:01:56 2020 No.16660348 File: 812 B, 153x24, Hides you.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16660336 Done.

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:02:08 2020 No.16660351 >>16660336 >tlaxcalteca hey i took offense to this

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:05:16 2020 No.16660367 >>16660325 >gredos there's two tomes for sale on plotnius by gredos in two volumes, I'm guessing it's the enneads from 1 to 3 and the other are the enneads from 4 to 6 is it really worth it?

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:13:39 2020 No.16660409 We already passed the 300 replies. New thread: >>16660401

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:25:05 2020 No.16660455 >>16660351 I mean they were the ones that sold themselves to the Spaniards without realizing that when they took off the Mexica yoke it was to put the Spanish one on

>>	Anonymous Mon Oct 26 23:26:20 2020 No.16660463 >>16660455 who cares the mexica were a bunch of man eating c*cks while the spainards came to bring us their tech and morality

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