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Can you help me, o' wise /lit/?
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>>9201027
Can you not shitpost, o' faggoty ass poster with too much time on their hands?

Also don't expect too many other replies that this one - nobody gives a shit about this retarded thread. However, I hope you derive at least some pleasure from knowing that at least someone (me) took the time to reply to your pointless post.
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>>9201038
A1 quality post guardian of the boards

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Is this trilogy kino?
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Panem-Trilogy is better to be honest.
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>>9200901
Gregor the Overlander > Panem
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>>9200901
this tbqhwy

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Who do you prefer: Right-Wing Land or Left-Wing Land? I am a neoreactionary Tech-Comm so I obviously prefer Right-Wing Land. You?
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>>9200771
I am a Neo-Anarcho-Hoxhaist, and but I dabble Monarcho-Anarchism.
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>>9200771
>not a radical centrist neo-hobbsian
How does it feel to be a brainlett
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Land wrote one left wing essay, and even then it was outer left
he was right wing for the majority of his academic career
he still loves Marx

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Post books in really tiny dimensions
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Flatland
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>>9200739
/thread
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If you want to get anything at all from Nietzsche, you have to get through me first. All my operas in full, you have to watch and listen to again and again, and understand. 14 or so hours of sheer beauty, motherfucker, I'd be surprised if you can get through a single act of Tristan und Isolde without being emotionally exhausted.

>mfw I have to listen to another pleb who speaks about symbolism, impressionism, romanticism, or any other styles in European art, all of which Wagner created, and he replies in the negative when I ask him if he knows his Wagner

>mfw people reading Nietzsche or Wilde or Rilke or literally anyone without knowing their Wagner

Charles Baudelaire, Stéphane Mallarmé and Paul Verlaine worshipped Wagner.[214] Édouard Dujardin, whose influential novel Les Lauriers sont coupés is in the form of an interior monologue inspired by Wagnerian music, founded a journal dedicated to Wagner, La Revue Wagnérienne, to which J. K. Huysmans and Téodor de Wyzewa contributed.[215] In a list of major cultural figures influenced by Wagner, Bryan Magee includes D. H. Lawrence, Aubrey Beardsley, Romain Rolland, Gérard de Nerval, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Rainer Maria Rilke and numerous others.[216]

In the 20th century, W. H. Auden once called Wagner "perhaps the greatest genius that ever lived",[217] while Thomas Mann[213] and Marcel Proust[218] were heavily influenced by him and discussed Wagner in their novels. He is also discussed in some of the works of James Joyce.[219] Wagnerian themes inhabit T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land, which contains lines from Tristan und Isolde and Götterdämmerung and Verlaine's poem on Parsifal.[220]

Many of Wagner's concepts, including his speculation about dreams, predated their investigation by Sigmund Freud.[221] Wagner had publicly analysed the Oedipus myth before Freud was born in terms of its psychological significance, insisting that incestuous desires are natural and normal, and perceptively exhibiting the relationship between sexuality and anxiety.[222] Georg Groddeck considered the Ring as the first manual of psychoanalysis.[223]

Do you need any more proof? This man and his music dramas are at the height of European culture. He's considered to be equal to Shakespeare and Aeschylus, yet plebs like to pretend they can ignore him.
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a highly patrician post anon, good stuff
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>>9200690
Thank you, we must spread the word.

If anons aren't moved by this:

https://youtu.be/L44Ml8K_mDg?t=2h18m

O ew'ge Nacht,
süsse Nacht!
Hehr erhabne
Liebesnacht!
Wen du umfangen,
wem du gelacht,
wie wär' ohne Bangen
aus dir er je erwacht?
Nun banne das Bangen,
holder Tod,
sehnend verlangter
Liebestod!
In deinen Armen,
dir geweiht,
urheilig Erwarmen,
von Erwachens Not befreit!
Wie sie fassen,
wie sie lassen,
diese Wonne,
Fern der Sonne,
fern der Tage
Trennungsklage!
Ohne Wähnen
sanftes Sehnen;
ohne Bangen
süss Verlangen;
ohne Wehen
hehr Vergehen;
ohne Schmachten
hold Umnachten;
ohne Meiden,
ohne Scheiden,
traut allein,
ewig heim,
in ungemessnen Räumen
übersel'ges Träumen.

Then you're not ready for true literature.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CNBIJj1CFM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uka8ykFDw2U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSC-nv3V_iM

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>tfw writing about the Trojan war after her is useless
She ended literature
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that didn't stop Dan Simmons, did it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilium/Olympos
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>>9200618
plenty of people do useless things
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>>9200606
Literally who

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Hey /lit/.

I was just wondering what you guys use to write, online. I've been using Google Docs for a long time, but its kinda shitty. What about GetHermit?
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Pages
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>>9200566
what don't you like about google docs?

i've used nothing else for several years
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>>9200595
I don't like having to format text and stuff. I just want to write, dammit. I kinda like GetHermit but it doesn't allow for chapters and parts, and divisions like that.

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http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-want-to-build-a-super-fast-self-replicating-computer-that-grows-as-it-computes

Where were you when you realized Nick Land was right?
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> scientists want people to think they're cool so they spout bullshit about things they can't do yet
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This just in, anon wants a million dollars.
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>>9200405
>implying nick land didn't fundamentally alter the nature of space and time with an amphetamine-fueled snake-dancing cryptomeme in 1992 so that there is now no longer any possibility of a future in which he is not right

sheeeeeeeeeeeit anon learn to hyperstition

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Best work and why
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First quarter of Americana
Wife Noise
Costneropolis
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i love dfw and pynchon, but i read white noise and it was very dry. i didn't laugh or learn anything through the narrative. i didn't even enjoy the prose. why do people praise it?
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Correct. What was the point of Underwurst. Not gonna read 900 pages of that unless someone tells me why I oughta

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Alright, I've noticed a real lack of reading lists on natural philosophy/science and I'm putting together a chart-meme.

Any suggestions?
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>>9200298
Don't bother
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I dunno, Presocratic metaphysics,
early modern mechanistic natural philosophy (Koyre's Closed World?),
enlightenment mechanistic metaphysics, Leibniz's metaphysics,
Newton's philosophy,
Newton's philosophical milieu when natural philosophical speculation was still completely mixed with taken-for-granted naturalism like we have in science today,
Goethe's Naturphilosophie and morphological science,
Schelling's Naturphilosophie,
the non-logic-obsessed neo-Kantians / "Back to Kant!" guys like Helmholtz
19th century science in general, that sort of 1850-1910 era of trying to figure out what the fuck are even the foundations of science, whether we should be thinking in terms of mechanics or determisms, whether law-like structures exist objectively

Some Marburg neo-Kantian philosophy of science, but they're mostly into logic
Cassirer's Substance & Function maybe?
Cassirer's bio of Einstein?

Bergson vs. Einstein

Process philosophy?

Hempel, Popper, covering-law model, colligatory concepts, Kuhn Feyerabend Lakatos, N.R. Hanson, G. Holton

Latour, Canguilhem, Bachelard, Foucault

Ian Hacking

Deleuze's metaphysics?

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why does /lit/ not give her the respect she deserves?
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>>9200292
Many people are so averse to acknowledging her because of the inordinate praise she receives. This is a type of contrarianism aimed against diversity quotas.
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>>9200292
Nobody here has read anything by her, or anybody else.
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>>9200292
Who is this light skinned nigger?

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It's really excellent
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is it gay?
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>>9200319
It burned
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>>9200353

So flaming, then?

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Why is 3rd person so shit?
I have been reading pic related after reading many 1st person books, and while the book is quite alright and /comfy/ I still can't get over the fact how awful a first person narrator is.
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contradictory
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>>9200233
I still can't get over the fact how awful a third* person narrator is.
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>>9200273
now it's fixed

agree with you

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/lit/ I am taking a course on the novels and plays of Cormac McCarthy. Our final paper/presentation topic is pretty open, so my intent right now is to situate BM and the Border Trilogy within a broader canon of revisionist or anti-westerns. I'm wondering if any of you know of any Westerns that seem to bear directly on McCarthy's treatment of the myth of the West. (You don't need to tell me how, I plan on reading them).

This is what I've already compiled. But aside from Warlock and the films I have not read these yet

books:
>Warlock
>Butcher's Crossing
>Lonesome Dove
>The Virginian
>Riders of the Purple Sage
>True Grit

films:
>Unforgiven
>Dead Man
>Peckinpah
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>>9200216
What course would that be? You piqued my intrest

Dead Man was along the lines of Acid Western, I haven't finished it yet, but El Topo is another one of those. Begins with a man and a naked boy in the desert
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>>9200216
looks like you meant to post in /fit/ not /lit/
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>>9200237
It's just an undergrad course. The prof. is a McCarthy scholar, fairly good course but the discussion is a little weak. Mostly it's just about close reading and watching themes develop through the oeuvre

>acid western
That might be an interesting place to go, although I don't think I have a good grasp of what constitutes an acid western. Some scenes in BM, especially the first Comanche raid, are no doubt hallucinatory in a book of Revelation sort of way

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Who is the Angry Grandpa of literature?
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Used to be Burroughs, now who knows
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it's obvious
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Meme books
Aka cancer

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