/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.17166566]

There are plenty of threads concerning what you've read this year, but where are the threads concerning what you're going to read next year? This is now that thread. I'll start:
>Old man and the sea
>A Tale of two cities
>Titus Andronicus
>Anti-machiavel (Frederik the Great)
>Psychopolitics:Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power (Byung-Chul Han)
>Liquid Modernity (Bauman)
>Thinking sociologically: An introduction for everyone (Bauman)
>The Meritocracy Trap
>The Critique of Pure Reason
>Agonie des Eros (Byung-Chul Han)
>Way to Wisdom (Karl Jaspers)
>The Philosophy of History (Hegel)
>The tipping point
>the meme machine
>general system theory (Bertalanffy)
>Kalevala
>Flatland
>Under the North Star (Väinö Linna)
>Playing and Reality (Winnicott)
>Eclipse of Reason (Max Horkheimer)
>the myth of rational voter
>the shallows: what the internet is doing to our Brains
>no longer human

[Anonymous No.17166601]

>making a list of what you're going to read
i can almost guarantee that it won't be followed; new books come out; you find out about new books; some of the books you listed are too difficult or boring; you lose interest in the books on the list.

[Anonymous No.17166621]

>>17166566
I have The Count of Monte Cristo waiting for me to finally get motivated enough.
There's also complete works of William Hope Hodgson that I plan to go through. I've read some, but it's the kind of work I need to take a break from after reading one story and come back after some time to read another.
Still haven't finished Cheri-Bibi series, so that's a must.
Otherwise I'll re-read Fantômas and read whatever anons might recommend.

[Anonymous No.17166649]

I'm going to finish pic related and The Decline Of The West first, but in February I'll dive into

>The Technological Society
>Propaganda (Ellul)
>The Political Illusion
>Psychopolitics

After I'm finished with those I'll go on a Baudrillard binge

[Anonymous No.17166731]

>>17166601
>i can almost guarantee that it won't be followed
That's why I thought that making a list on /lit/ will motivate me to keep going through it. I'm going to screencap it and put it somewhere on display where I'll see it everyday in order to grow my resolve in reading them all. Sure, some of the books are probably going to turn out boring and I might find new ones, but this is my guideline to 2021.

[Anonymous No.17166991]

>>17166566
cute rei, I always like to imagine she was a keen reader of the Greeks and Romans in an attempt to understand emotion better

[Anonymous No.17168055]

>>17166991

How do you think she comes?

[Anonymous No.17168492]

>>17168055
what

[Anonymous No.17169426]

>>17168055
With my penis of course