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>>9116169
autism

you think he could have squeezed a leafjob or something out of it too, but otherwise good job.

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>>9116178

>a leafjob

I hate you, /lit/

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>>9116164
How much money do you think this guy makes with his stuff? If you want to read it, buy it! Or do you want to work for free?
Hey man, I would love to have this new TV set, anyone knows a store where I can get it for free?
Really guys, downloading intellectual property for free = murdering artists.

>>9116208
If I gave a shit I wouldn't be asking

I have a PDF file of the aforementioned book. Give me your email, we can correspond and reach a deal where I'll give the file after you transfer the sum $14.40 to my bank account.

more importantly who cares

salingers published books are boring american garbage

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>>9116209

>who cares

>>9116218
Ya, it's hard to be excited about Salinger.

>>9116111
This is very era and region specific, but Chandler's "the campaigns of Napoleon" is basically multiple diagrams and maps of every one of Napoleon's battles (multiple maps for longer or especially dynamic engagements) accompanied by a coherent narrative of the campaigns--if not a holistic picture of Napoleon himself, his politics, etc. The ebook is passable, but IMO the print edition is a must if you want to really understand the diagrams.

I hope it suits what you're looking for!

I'm doing a dissertation on the connections between military concepts and literature and how we can read lit thru military concepts. some of my reading list is:
Paul Virilio - pure war
Eric Schlosser - Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety
Peter Paret - Makers of Modern Strategy from Machiavelli to the Nuclear Age
John Keegan - The Mask of Command: Alexander the Great, Wellington, Ulysses S. Grant, Hitler, and the Nature of Leadership

>>9116183
i dunno if this helps, but books like michael herr's dispatches and i forget the author but the book is called the laotian fragments seek to try and emulate the experience of the vietnam war both formally and content-wise.

also read sven lindqvist's a history of bombing it does interesting formal experiments as well

Infinite jest. Their was literality a movie about that fact called the End of the Tour. IJ symbolizes the cessation of all other tours.

>>9116095
kys samefag

>>9116150
?

Inquisicunt

>>9115994
a women! :D

>>9116005
kek

>>9115987
becourse women are fucking stupid idiots who belong in the kitchen and not in art or politics.

take the redpill and find out the truth that their all superficial worthless whores

>>9115998
what's up with numales resorting to sarcasm when they get all pissy and PMS?

>>9115987
Men aren't self-aware as a gender with interests and special, group-specific problems. They have them, but they don't stick up for themselves. Ironically this is part of masculine identity, to be above this (and so in denial about it).

Women will always win in these arenas because men can't complain about anything. So the narrative will always be that women get the short straw, even when they plainly don't.

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>>9115882
what is this? FOMO is kicking in.

Haha wacky! xD you definitely fit in with us in the cool kid 4chan club now!!

>>9115817
Come on /lit/! This a serious handicap when I'm trying to produce good literature. Help me!

stop stepping

try stepping with your other foot

>>9115545
That's because you're making the usual mistake of thinking he was a philosopher, he even admitted this, that he was a writer.

My pseud friend loves the fucking Stranger but hates Shakespeare

He's as much of a faggot as he sounds like

Also thinks Stranger is inferior to Moby Dick
Like holy shit

>>9115630
>inferior to
what

>>9115278
Are you saying I should go gay?

>>9115262
You write like a girl

>>9115262
You write in disgusting platitudes. Truly juvenile work.

>reading again
>again

If you've already read it are you not informed enough to make that decision by yourself?

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>>9115213
Yeah to your kids.

>>9115213
Beowulf is cool, if we're talking about the Old English poem that is
however if we're talking about having read one of the modern retellings of the story, then no, it isn't worth reading again

>>9114668
Fuck off, leftist cuck.? We are white and proud here

>Said that the most violent and bloody governments are ones which are run by (((merchants))).

What was he meaning to imply with this statement?

Also, wouldn't Smith have been greatly against fiat money?

>>9114672
I hope your mother is proud for your devotion to a literal meme.

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>>9114628
>Was he right?
"Hey Philosopherss... *drunkenly slurs* why wont you *slurps cantaloupe* have sex with me! You damned Cunterwensch! *jerks off in the corner to a top hat gently floating onto a face for eternity*

>>9114655
*critiques a play* why wont these philosophers FUCK already! youve seen the pic with me and my shirt off, come on boys lets see those titties! here here, drink up, en vineo est veritas! were gonna get soooo dinoysousy

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>>9114628
He was basically a Marxist. As Marx said the point of Philosophy was to 'interact' with the world, Nietche was commenting on the distant and reserved ivory towerness, instead of being down in the trenches of the historical process, fucking and eating the flesh of false prophecy!

>>9114533
Of course. It's a mental illness, try the redpill

yeah, of course.

what do you expect from the author of the gay science?

>>9114533
everything influences everything.
lrn2 constructivism.