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[Anonymous No.22099359]

Charts, post em

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[Anonymous No.22099459]

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[Anonymous No.22099463]

>>22099369
Is there a chart for if I don't want to understand esoterism?

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>>22099459
unironically better than the /lit/ chart

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>>22099359

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>>22099459
unironically worse than the /lit/ chart

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>>22099507
That chart is better every time it's posted. It's shaping up to be really great actually. I recommend adding the Ricordi of Francesco Guicciardini.

[Anonymous No.22099598]

Why don't you just make amazon wishlists and post them?. It's not like any of you losers have actually read any of these books.

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>>22099459
unironically same as the /lit/ chart

[Anonymous No.22099740]

Charts are a productivity false flag

Collecting them feels like you're doing something but I doubt anyone really follows one

I also don't think that much thought goes into their compilation

[Anonymous No.22099773]

if /lit/ wants a new project: radar charts for authors
>prose
>characters
>dialogue
>situations
>story
>clarity
>pedanticism
>flair
>...

/lit/ spinoff project: trading card game with author or novel stats

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>>22099773
football manager style

[Anonymous No.22099805]

There's this /lit/ chart on minor classics I can't seem to find. The Mega link doesn't have it. Anyone knows what I'm talking about?

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[Anonymous No.22099850]

>>22099805
I have one that's titled that, hopes it's what you're looking for

[Anonymous No.22099862]

The Sot-Weed Factor really needs to be added to this chart
what a wild ride that was

[Anonymous No.22099878]

>>22099507

I read most of these books. Personally, I'd make the following changes:
1. Add mindfulness/DBT literature to Mental Health, or as a supplement to the meditation section
2. Remove the Inner Game of Tennis, as it's mostly just mindfulness in written by a golf boomer.
3. Add Effective Notetaking by McPherson to autodidact core.
4. Replace Adler with something else - the method is too focused on lower order thinking (defining terms) instead of higher order thinking (relations and causes)
5. Add Atomic Habits or Tiny Habits to the Habits list.
6. Consider adding Convict Conditioning to the Physical Health section.
7. Potentially add "How to take smart notes" to Autodidact core or as a supplement.

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>>22099850
Yes, that's the one. Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.22099888]

>>22099850

Is No Longer Human actually good? I had a few friends recommend it to me.

[Anonymous No.22099892]

>>22099507
Idk about those memory books but this one talks about setting up the major system (and the upgraded SEM3 system).

[Anonymous No.22099896]

>>22099892

Honestly, I think mnemonics and brute forcing memorization is overrated. Cognitive load theory, certain inquiry based learning principles, good notetaking and practice/revision gives you a much sturdier memory with much less overhead (i.e., managing mnemonics systems/thousands of flashcards)

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>>22099488
Thx for this anon sama

[Anonymous No.22099985]

Hmm today I will post.....

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>>22099896
I think both have their purposes. The fact that the mnemonic system has done so well in speed memorization competitions shows it's useful.

I hope to try implementing it over the summer. I think most of the overhead is gone once you've set it up. Similarly, there's no overhead once you've written the flashcards; you just have to use them.

[Anonymous No.22100013]

>>22100006

Speed memorization competitions aren't real circumstances, though. Though, I do think that a mnemonics/flashcard based workflow is probably enough for most people.

[Anonymous No.22100031]

>>22099892
>>22099896
>>22100006
What does it mean if my episodic memory sucks but my semantic memory is great? I have a hard time implementing most memory techniques for that reason. BTW, I can visualize and rotate objects just fine, but my recollection of experiences tends to be awful—stripped down, lacking in detail.

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>>22100031

I know this and that about cognitive load, memory, neuropsychology, so don't think I'm an expert.

If you think it's an issue, to a doctor. You are experiencing something called schema flattening - a concept in schema theory where information that is similar to things you already know is emphasized, while information that is dissimilar is discarded or, well, "stripped down." We remember things that are relevant, especially to our own survival or to a problem we are trying to solve.

Do you need great episodic memory? I asked myself the same thing, and I realized that aside from logging 3 major events each day and what I can improve on in my journal, I don't really need to remember mundane details like what I had for lunch.

[Anonymous No.22100055]

>>22100044
>If you think it's an issue, to a doctor. You are experiencing something called schema flattening - a concept in schema theory where information that is similar to things you already know is emphasized, while information that is dissimilar is discarded or, well, "stripped down." We remember things that are relevant, especially to our own survival or to a problem we are trying to solve.
That’s brilliant and that sounds exactly like what’s going on. I often find that I can be oblivious to things I’m not actively looking for unless I can put myself in the mindset to be receptive to all things as much as I can.
>Do you need great episodic memory? I asked myself the same thing, and I realized that aside from logging 3 major events each day and what I can improve on in my journal, I don't really need to remember mundane details like what I had for lunch.
I don’t “need” to, but I’d rather live life without a paucity of experience. Plus, I find that it’s easier to maintain accountability when I know the details.

[Anonymous No.22100071]

>>22100055

Yes, I understand - a friend of mine responded similarly. Have you considered practicing mindfulness and meditation? They're both about focusing as much as you can on the current experience, which might improve your memory. Otherwise, I recommend keeping a journal. Asking yourself a few basic questions about your day and writing it down is a good way to increase your awareness of events.

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>>22100071
I have, and maybe it’s time to get back into the practice of it. I think I also have to think about both improving and not relying on my focus—I can be a bit of a one track mind but not always at the right time nor with the right intensity. If I’m not looking for it, it simply isn’t “there” oftentimes. Plus, I think I’ve neglected some emotional numbness and a lack of spontaneous artistic expression for too long. Schema flattening was exactly the right label, thank you anon.

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>>22100094

Glad to help. It feels good to actually use this knowledge practically for once. I wish you luck.

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>>22099740
How so, little brother?

[Anonymous No.22100293]

>>22099847
Y'all got any more like this one for cozy feels?

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>>22099485
>>22099570
fools, clueless, etc.
>>22099623
knower

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>>22099507
Is the "how to read a book" one worth it? I've already read a lot and I'm not braindead so I'm just wondering about the usefulness...

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>>22100431

It's an old book with stuffy, outdated prose and a methodology that focuses mostly on minute details such as terms in isolation.

Read Effective Notetaking by McPherson and focus on big-picture details like "why" and "how" using tools like concept maps. It's more efficient in terms of time spent and knowledge gained.

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>>22099847
Thank you for this, I'm so sick of all doomer /lit/

[Anonymous No.22100821]

>>22099988
>no novellas
dropped

[Anonymous No.22100915]

>>22099507
There should be another section called 'Spirit' or 'Spiritual Health', which should include:
>Intuitive Thinking as Spiritual Path by Rudolf Steiner
>The Coiled Serpent by C.J. van Vliet
>The Practice of Brahmacharya by Swami Sivananda
>Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali by Patanjali
>Reality Transurfing Steps I-V by Vadim Zeland#
>Becoming Supernatural by Joe Dispenza

[Anonymous No.22100921]

>>22100293
Yessir.

[Anonymous No.22100934]

bump

[Anonymous No.22100937]

>>22100821
Huh??
>Notes From Underground
>House of the Dead
>>no novellas

[Anonymous No.22100939]

>>22099359

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>>22099507
perhaps Ovid's "Art of Love" can be added to the women section?
>>22099740
you're projecting, I read things off charts all the time
>>22099888
yes
>>22100934
I also suggest "the Anatomy of a Story" by John Truby

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>>22100937
ok, notes is novella, although it registered as full novel in my mind.
but house of dead is book length nonfiction

i'm talking white nights, eternal husband tier novellas

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>>22099493
The fuck is this about? This fucking Gatekeepers Remorse?!

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(...)

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>>22101343
Just a bunch of insane and evil garbage.

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>>22100915
good list

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bump

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>>22099464
im sorry but finnegans wake has to be a troll entry. that book is cooked

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>>22099459
100 years of solitude is the best book ever written. You just can't get it if you don't speak Spanish

[Anonymous No.22103421]

>>22100934
There's a great chart on writing floating around that's not on the litwiki too. Anyone got that one?

[Anonymous No.22103434]

>>22099463
jung -> evola

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>>22099878

>4. Replace Adler with something else - the method is too focused on lower order thinking (defining terms) instead of higher order thinking (relations and causes)

Do you have any suggestions?

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>>22103435

"Effective Notetaking" by Fiona McPherson. Use strategies like concept maps and mindmaps to understand why the argument is true and how it works instead of manually defining every term.

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>>22100939
This is good. I wish the conservatives I knew actually read books and would check these out

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>>22103354
nta but I speak spanish and I can confirm it's garbage

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>>22103354
based

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>>22104187
¿por qué no te gustó?

[Anonymous No.22104359]

>>22103354
Sir, this is an english site. Go to devox.uno equivalent of /lit/ if you want to talk in spanish.

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>>22103354
faggiest book ever literally written for women

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>>22100939
Can someone please explain to me what exactly all these books have in common?

What kinda chart is this for?

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>>22099502
qrd?

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>>22100031
It means you need to take a long hard break from tech usage. I know because I'm the same way. Our white matter is fried and we need to touch grass to let it recover.

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>>22099359
Made this one myself

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>>22104187
I don't believe you

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>>22104400
Have you even read it?

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>>22099359

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>>22104884

Cringe "great men" dickriding.

[Anonymous No.22105029]

I want to gift a book to my Italian fren, what should I pick up?

[Anonymous No.22105081]

>>22104995
Box in the top right explains the book picks for the chart.

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>>22104878
I did for several months where I had almost no electronics usage (also was nofap) and that barely made a difference.

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>>22105029
>>22101264
Have one for France and Mexico/Lat?

[Anonymous No.22105869]

>>22099459
>odyssey higher than iliad

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>>22099463
read a bunch of western novels

[Anonymous No.22106205]

>>22105869
As it should be

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>>22099359
Can I get a Gene Wolfe chart that isn't cut off?

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>>22104315
Es bastante aburrido y las partes de "magia" terminaban siendo eventos aislados que pocas veces afectaban la trama (y paradójicamente aquellos episodios fantásticos hubiera querido que ocurrieran más a menudo). El meme de los nombres repetidos en cada generación estuvo bueno, pero en líneas generales cada una de las historias de los personajes no eran atrapantes, y el trasfondo social colombiano que supuestamente influyó la obra no me interesó en lo absoluto. No siquiera es su mejor obra, y ni que hablar si lo comparás con Borges o Cervantes.

>>22104938
What part?

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>>22106236
Argensimio inmundo y estúpido, muy representativo de su basuresco país

[Anonymous No.22106252]

>>22106087
isn't esotericism western

[Anonymous No.22106254]

>>22104746
Post-Democratic and Post-Capitalistic thought from a right wing perspective. Likely leading to fascistic though.

[Anonymous No.22106362]

Any charts for sci fi?

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>>22106248
Copeá

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>>22104920
I lol'd

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>>22104920
There is a subtle dig to the general Star Wars watching order in this one.

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>>22106252
No I mean stuff like The Virginian

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>>22105029
Saved this for my Italian bro; Meti.

[Anonymous No.22107554]

>>22099359
Can anyone recommend a greek chart?

[Anonymous No.22107689]

anything for an overview of the entire history of the world?

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>>22099359
I’ve always been great at math but I stopped pursuing it after second year uni. What will happen if I follow this chart? Should I start from the beginning?
>just do it and find out
It looks like a huge time investment. Has anyone here taught themselves math?

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>>22099369
severely overcomplicating it lol

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>>22107769
Why’d you stop?

[Anonymous No.22109034]

>>22104822
glownigger garbage, samefag

[Anonymous No.22109385]

>>22108923
I wasn't interested in academic pursuits at the time.

[Anonymous No.22109649]

>>22106214
>Gene Wolfe
man I wish. luv da wulf

[Anonymous No.22109665]

>>22104884
>Robert Spencer

[Anonymous No.22109670]

why the fuck is it so hard to find a non meme math chart?

[Anonymous No.22109684]

>>22109670
Is that non-meme?

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>>22109684
how the fuck should i know?

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>>22109695
Whatever I'm doing napkin

[Anonymous No.22109933]

where is the ryan core?

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>>22099507
This is nice. I also wanna throw in a suggestion. Bowling Alone for Social Skills. It's not so much a self-help guide for skills, but more of an observation of just how important social capital is. As someone who is pretty anti-social, I found it eye-opening to just how important networking and socialization is for your general success in life AND your health. For example, people who join and engage in some kind of social group activity cut their chance of dying down by half. I used to think my introvert attitude at least had some kind of cool 'lone wolf' mystique behind it, but in the context of "social capital", I was basically taking pride in the fact I was homeless and living under the bridge. The other books might tell you how to improve social skills, but I think this is a good book for why you should improve social skills.You NEED social capital in order to succeed.

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>>22099359
Any erotic lit chart?

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>>22106465
Remove Old Man's War. Absolute garbage.

[Anonymous No.22110399]

>>22107689
The Bible

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>>22110262
No one will ever use this chart, except for someone who is obsessed with the Presocs. There is practically just zero point. Also it seems it will be incredibly repetitive.

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>>22106248
kek, hispano hablantes insulting each other is so funny to me

[Anonymous No.22111205]

Any charts that aren't just regional slice of the world or some flavor of politics?

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>>22099459
mishima there where dazai is not. it makes me happy

[Anonymous No.22111446]

>>22100455
completely false

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>>22110741
Here you go fuckface

[Anonymous No.22111474]

>>22110741
*Here you go fuckface

[Anonymous No.22111532]

Anyone have the Meister Eckhart chart?

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>>22099507
can anyone speak on the books about women? Im willing to try it but everytime I open myself to relationship advice from anyone or anything its usually lies or some meme other men give each other then I go outside and I see how not true these notions are or at least exaggerated.
>>22100431
its a great book tha goes over basics that you probably know but is a great refresher and can give you new perspectives to approach things and understanding them. Even comes with a list of suggested books at the end. I say get it to keep yourself a good reader, in our world today it can be easy to fall into a lot for bad habits.

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>>22105869
Yes

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>>22106236
> Es bastante aburrido y las partes de "magia" terminaban siendo eventos aislados que pocas veces afectaban la trama (y paradójicamente aquellos episodios fantásticos hubiera querido que ocurrieran más a menudo).
eso es porque es realismo mágico, no fantasía.

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>>22099359
Does anyone have a recommended reading chart for the early medieval period? Trying to keep going after Greeks, Romans and Late Antiquity but I have a hard time finding the essentials of that period.