/fa/ lit thread no camus, nietzsche, kafka, sartre edition.

>>8442151
I am actually going to add this to my Amazon book list

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You didn't say inb4 Žižek

ZIZEK THREAD NOA

>>8442188
get out of here slav

Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse, Amelie Nothomb, Georges Bataille, Bruno Schulz, Yukio Mishima, just to name a few.

>>8442177
you can get it for free here in the meantime
http://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/20130726-1624-20490-9648/fema430.pdf

>>8442177
>buying books

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The bell jar by Sylvia Plath
Being and Time by Heidegger
The sound and the fury by Faulkner
Farewell to arms by Hemingway
House of dolls by yeheil de nur

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I really like urban transgressive literature.
This seemed pretty interesting, but I'm currently working on Crime and Punishment and The Idiot.

http://harpers.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/HarpersMagazine-1996-01-0007859.pdf


The classic DFW goes on a cruise article is pretty effay

>>8442205
Read The Brothers Karazamov, Notes From Underground and The Gambler
I think you would also like We

>>8442215
Yeah I have to see how I like Dostoyevsky after I've read these, but thanks for the recommendations.

Les deux étendards - Rebatet
Mort à crédit - Céline
Les jeunes filles - Montherlant
Some Stendhal too

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>>8442220
http://youtu.be/yUtW6KIdtxE

To expand upon the point raised about authority Foucaults Discipline and Punish.

>>8442220
No worries, I probs wouldn't count on judging how much I liked him by those two though - particularly The Idiot
Try the ones I recommended at least, particularly Notes and The Gambler (just steal them or s/t, he would have wanted you to)

>>8442221
what do you like about stendhal?

>>8442205
>>8442193
on point

>>8442227
Everyone knows Foucault was a better scientist then he was a philosopher.
Like Einstein, or Newton, or Hawking

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>>8442228
Yeah I'm more hyped about The Idiot myself but the friend I borrowed the books from told me to read Crime and Punishment first.
So far so good though so might just read more.
Fucking Russians man, they know their shit when it comes to great literature.

>>8442229
The prose, and the psychology, personnal favorite is La chartreuse de Parme.

>>8442232
His conclusions are perhaps flawed, and at best rather diffuse, even vague.

Scruton adresses this nicely in this article:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/dec/19/high-culture-fake

Regardless, or maybe even because of this i believe it's a rather good read.

note: This article dives in mostly on The Order of things but some points raised in C&P are revised or re-examined in this book.

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/brandonsyl/favorite_books__redux_/

minus joyce/pynchon

plus cyclonopedia if you want to get edgy

>>8442244
will start there, thanks. saw stendhal in a bookstore today, but didn't get it because i didnt bring enough money and got some zola instead