>tfw Satan has us all in his grasp
What do?
not for long
lets just say
when satan wakes up he has a surprise lol
Satan... easy on the souls
>>9979599
>Divine Comedy
>Paradise Lost
>Faust
Wassup you disgusting weebs
https://pastebin.com/BMvWC9tG
I compiled most of the literature of Psycho Pass into an archive to share, enjoy. X means it's in there, O means it's missing. If a file doesn't work or if you have a file I couldn't find please let me know in this thread.
Midnight Plus One by Gavin Lyall X
Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Inequality Among Men by Jean-Jacques Rousseau X
Toward a Philosophy of History by José Ortega y Gasset O
Economy and Society by Max Weber X
Various works by William Shakespeare, such as Twelfth Night, Macbeth, Titus Andronicus, and Hamlet x
Carmilla X and In a Glass Darkly by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu X
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad X
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick X
Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift X
Various William Gibson works, such as Johnny Mnemonic X and the The Sprawl Trilogy (Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive) X
Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling X
Pensées (Thoughts) by Blaise Pascal X
The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell X
An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation by Jeremy Bentham X
The Republic by Plato X
Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche X
Violence: A New Approach by Michel Wieviorka O
The Conquest of Happiness by Bertrand Russell X
The Red and the Black by Stendhal X
Oathbreakers by Mercedes Lackey (in reference to the subtitle of Ep. 16) O
Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe X
Principles of Philosophy by René Descartes X
Crossroads: The Life and Afterlife of Blues Legend Robert Johnson by Tom Graves (in reference to the subtitle for Ep. 12) O
There are references to works of Project Itoh (Genocidal Organ?) and Kierkegaard (The Sickness Unto Death?) X, but no works are specifically named.
As mentioned before by others:
Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell X
A Revolution Sabotaged Before it Began (????????????) by Iwakami Yasumi O
Swann's Way by Marcel Proust X
The Bible (New and Old Testament; e.g., Matthew 13:24-30, Book of Genesis) X
Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison by Michel Foucault X
Justine by Marquis de Sade X
In Psycho Pass the movie:
Peau noire, masques blancs and The wretched of the Earth both by Frantz Fanon X
>>9979191
>There are references to works of Project Itoh (Genocidal Organ
Like what?
psycho pass more like gaycho pass
What are some good books which feature a cute boy who loves another cute boy?
Asking for a friend
ulysses if you read it right
The Goldfinch. Though the protagonist isn't gay
Harry Potter
>implying Harry and Ron didn't fuck
>implying Harry didn't marry Ginny just to be closer to Ron
It's not like he had any real chemistry with her, come on.
How do I into Gnosticism & Western Esotericism?
I'm already aware of the Nag Hammadi codices and Corpus Hermeticum, but I don't know where to start. I feel compelled to dive right into intermediate and more advanced texts, but I don't think I have the necessary background. At the same time, I don't want to waste my time on beginner schlock no better than a bargain bin self-help book.
I want well translated essential texts with extensive footnotes. Any recommendations? Is Elaine Pagels actually good? Any good intros to Qabbalism, astrology? Is too early to buy sackcloth robes and a caduceus cane? I am very enthusiastic about this.
>inb4 go to /x/
Too many spooks.
>>9978993
Pic related is a very convenient book containing all the main Gnostic texts split into useful categories.
>>9979003
Thank you. Any other suggestions?
Bump?
*demonstrates that national socialism is more democratic than liberalism*
psssh... nothin personnel... kid...
Who are the essential political theologists?
>>9978986
Schmitt is the man.
Also
> provides an exhaustive argument that presents nationalist totalitarian governments are the only viable option to maintain the political
Pretty ironic how Rousseau is mostly taught/thought of as a super liberal naive optimist when Schmitt demonstrates that he's basically a proto-fascist.
Post your recent acquisitions lads.
All of these were from my charity shop. Picked up Coraline on impulse since it's a first edition and might be worth a few quid in the future.
stack != recent purchases
stack = what you're currently reading
>>9978558
"You know what they the Bible in France?"
"They don't call it the Bible?"
"They do, but in French it's “La” Bible."
Discuss literature stamped by the hard, northern soul.
Iceland - Norway - Sweden - Denmark - Finland
I read a play by Ibsen a while back. It was about Catiline, which was interesting.
I'm thinking of reading the Prose Edda and Poetic Edda soon.
Has anyone read The Kalevala (Finnish epic) or Knausgård's work?
>>9978281
Knausgård is /ourguy/, get to it.
>But and so and but so
Was he for real?
Fucking protofedorian
>>9978080
dead.
if dfw grew up in a hood high school he would have killed himself
ITT: books that will make me woke
>>9977663
>>9977663
i once saw a girl giving 1/5 to plato's republic because plato "is a fucking misogynist"
my man plato lived in a time before the invention of women how could he even be misogynist
Why are numales so obsessed with femininity?
>>9977629
Plato actually was remarkable feminist in the sense that he believed women were capable of belonging to the class of gold and capable of becoming philosopher queens.
>>9977662
Because they can't compete with Chad on the basis of sports and social skills and therefore resort to other endeavors in which they believe they can get pussy, in this case becoming an 'ally' of feminists.
(((Spinoza)))
'Smart as fuck' at inverting white values to destroy our societies.
Spinacho xD
Spazito
Is this the most TRIGGERED book review on the internet?
>Anyway, let's talk some more about Paul, our white messiah
>I really have nothing more to say. I AM glad I took the time to wade through this shitstorm of misogyny and orientalism.
>The other thing that makes this book unreadable is Frank Herbert's I-Tarzan-You-Jane approach to gender:
>Man has the mighty penis. Mighty penis does the thrusting action. Woman has the sacred hole. Sacred hole is warm and open for mighty penis penetration. Thanks for clearing that up, Frank.
>And then there's the world-building. It is So. Fucking. Lazy. Half the words are lifted from Arabic and Arab Fremen culture is the result of a scavenger rampage through Islamic concepts, scraps of Buddhism, and Frank Hebert's Orientalist curiosities all cobbled together into a cringe-inducing whole. The main subject of this book, the sand niggers (crossed out) Fremen
>The ragheads (crossed out) Fremen also do this thing where two men will fight to the death and
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/923824545?book_show_action=false&from_review_page=2
>>9977294
>white messiah
Paul is a swarthy sand-nigger.
They prefer the term, 'Sandfrican-American'.
>>9977294
this is a review from goodreads on V for Vendetta by a sjw and it pissed me off
Ugh.
So I read this book because people seem to think it is this great political tome and V is this great revolutionary character. I couldn't disagree more:
1. This graphic novel is deeply sexist. The main female character is weak, spineless and insipid, drawn in this awful vaguely tarty style, and used as less an actual character, and more as a plot point. V saves her from being raped and murdered - and I could get into a diatribe here about how much I dislike sexual violence being used for entertainment, but I'll save it for a later point - only to be tortured into seeing things his way and working with him, which brings me to...
2. V is for Vendetta people, not anarchist revolution. The character is driven by rage and a desire for personal revenge, not a free society. Also, the political rantings are vague, shallow, boring, and, um, sort of senseless ranting. Also, getting back to the sexism, the character breaks up with justice because SHE is a WHORE, he seriously says this, and decides to get it on with anarchy. First of all, revolution without justice, hello different totalitarian state. Second, fuck you Alan Moore, really, we're sexualizing the rev now? Never forget ladies, who you fuck is more important than who you are or what you think.
3. Poorly drawn. A lot of the art was hard to follow, which sort of defeats the purpose of the pictures telling a story in a graphic novel.
4. Rape is not entertainment. It's not funny, it's not sexy. There are other ways to establish bad characters and fucked up social structures.
5. Mostly though, I stopped reading it because I got bored. I didn't find any of the characters to be that interesting or well developed and I wasn't terribly interested in the storyline, so I quit.
What does /lit/ think of Catcher in the Rye?
HOLDEN RAPED PHEOBE
>>9977270
probably..ive always felt that Holden was blocking info
>>9977270
this cover kinda sealed the deal for me regarding that issue
This is just neet wish fulfillment at best
This novel was melodramatic tripe and anyone who thinks otherwise is a maudlin sap
Yea it sucked. Last time I listen to /lit/
>starting a QTDDTOT thread
>Seasons carousel in afternoons
>Seasons carousel through afternoons
Regardless of meter or context, which one sounds/rolls off the tongue better?
>>9976259
I like through more. It's more visual.
>>9976263
It is more visual, isn't it?
But at the same time using 'in' has a bounce to it which adds it's own rhythmic aid to the visual.
I'm torn.
Does anyone have a chart on reactionary /lit/?