Does anyone knows of a way that I can "jailbreak" Kindle so that I can print my ebooks?
I got some severe ADHD, and while reading a lot helps, whenever I go near a tablet I can't absorb anything of what I read.
(Printing from my home printer, for personal use, not piracy)
>>8531659
have you heard of this new thing called a book? it's like a kindle but in paper.
>>8531671
ebooks are way cheaper.
Book that goes for $15 on Amazon sells for $5 on Kindle.
Which is your favorite and least favorite of the old immortal important classics and why? Mine is Paradise Lost because it's basically the only one wherein the poetic beauty isn't lost in translation. Pic related is the objectively worst
>faerie queene
>bad
hello plebo.
>>8531554
I've tried so many times to enjoy Pride & Prejudice and I just can't. I see the value in it, I understand the themes and concepts, it's just unimaginably dull and is longer than it ever needed to be.
>>8531554
>Pic related is the objectively worst
Fuck off.
Eftsoons they heard a most melodious sound,
Of all that mote delight a dantie eare,
Such as attonce might not on liuing ground,
Saue in this Paradise, be heard elsewhere:
Right hard it was, for wight, which did it heare,
To read, what manner musicke that mote bee:
For all that pleasing is to liuing eare,
Was there consorted in one harmonee,
Birdes, voyces, instruments, windes, waters, all agree.
The joyous birdes, shrouded in chearefull shade
Their notes unto the voice attempred sweet;
Th’ Angelicall soft trembling voyces made
To th’ instruments divine respondence meet;
The silver sounding instruments did meet
With the base murmure of the waters fall;
The waters fall with difference discreet,
Now soft, now loud, unto the wind did call;
The gentle warbling wind low answerèd to all.
book of the 20th century for the first time
what am I in store for?
It's very good but hard. Good luck.
incoherence
>>8531547
A book you can't understand without Greeks, Scholastics, Rationalists, German Idealists, and Husserl.
Just curious, but what do you e/lit/es listen to while you write?
A lot of Hitler usually
Pretty much just hitler
>>8531504
Enver Hoxha
Why do people still write stories when Joseph Campbell already proved they're all just rehashes of the same prototypical monomyth?
>>8531458
because that's bullshit.
>>8531475
This, and not all stories are even about heroes
>>8531475
He has a circle proving his point. What do you have to counter?
1. Schopenhauer
2. Nietzsche
3. Heidegger
4. Stirner
1. Insignificant
2. Changed my thinking a lot over the past year or so
3. See 1
4. lol
post more of the girl
>>8531399
>1. wft I hate women now
>2. wtf I hate reason now
>3. wtf I hate existence now
>4. wtf I hate society now
What is the best online literary/academic database if I want to be able to find high quality essays/publications about literature? Preferably something free
>best online literary/academic database
>Preferably something free
You could hack JSTOR like that kid who killed himself
EBSCO
No academic database is free. You might be able to access it through your public library's website for free though.
JSTOR is another option, but it's not that great.
MLA has a database too. I haven't used it in a while, but I remember it being good.
What is the name of the novel you could force a random man off the street to read where if he doesn't cry when he's finished then you know he's a soulless psychopath?
Not a novel but My Autobiography, by Benito Mussolini alias "il Duce".
>>8531345
congratulations.
this is literally one of the dumbest post I have ever seen.
good job.
Maybe not cry, but at least think it's pleasant and good:
The sound of waves.
Of you don't like that book you are some kind of evil cuck who didn't like nice things.
Has anyone here ever read an H.P Lovecraft novel, if so, which one is your favorite?, personally, my favorite is Call of Cthulhu, although it is his most well known, it has a special place in my heart because it actually made me ponder my role in the greater cosmos
He only wrote one novel: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward, though I suppose you could bend the definition and include his five novellas: The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath, At the Mountains of Madness, The Whisperer in Darkness, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, & The Shadow Out of Time. I've read all his stories, and Mountains is my favorite from that list.
>>8531266
I really like Cold Air. It might not be his best, but the atmosphere had me like...
>>8531291
Cool Air*
Who's the Aristotle of economic literature?
>inb4 shart of the deal
Malthus, Smith, Mill, Ricardo, Giammaria Ortes, the Austrians
/thread
>>8531187
Actually? Mises and Rothbard.
Carlyle
explain.
>>8531184
HAHA
SOMEONE'S TAKING SYMBOLIC/MODAL LOGIC FOR THE FIRST TIME
What college you at boi?
>>8531243
i meant symbolic/formal
What is it that you don't get? Be specific.
Moreover, why are you bothering with Aristotelian Logic and not go straight into First-Order Quantificational Logic?
After reading the chapter Of Women by Schopenahauer and while reading a realistic novel I sank in depression. This never happened to me. Fuck, I was happy guys.The more educated in literature I become the more unhappy I am. Fuck all of you. I'm going to leave this shit. Fuck you and your books you unhappy shits
If you don't embrace your misery with pride then you don't belong here.
>>8531183
>posting on 4chan
Your dignity is already forfeit, Anon.
>>8531411
This, unironically is the answer.
Though, feel free to also embrace drugs and alcohol to escape the misery from time to time.
Let us come together and discuss Christian themed literature from a secular perspective.
Important works:
The Bible
Confessions of St. Augustine
Divine Comedy
Paradise Lost
Silence
Brothers Karamazov
Faust
The Name of the Rose
I'd rather discuss nonfiction.
>>8531186
is there such thing as christian nonfiction?
anyone else in love with Paradise Lost?
Its probably the best poetry of the English language
>>8531198
>christian non-fiction
Of course there is. What kind of question is that?
Does anyone else here despair at the enormity of their "to read" list?
Im at the point where I want to reread books I haven't 3 years ago but I also have a huge backlog.
Better than having nothing to look forward to I guess
>>8531169
It wouldn't be so bad if I actually had a place to read in my house. I can only read for about an hour each night while in bed. And I'm a slow reader so it takes me about a week to get through a 280 page book.
>>8531169
>despair at the enormity of their "to read"
Why don't you just watch TV if it's too hard for you
I want to read Mein Kampf to have a look into the mind of Hitler but (You) can't get a physical copy at libraries without a special permit or something and I'm scared of downloading a digital copy bc I fear the FBI or CIA track anyone who downloads the book. What do?
Just download it, guy. The FBI/CIA have more than enough information on you as it is, a measly download of Mein Kampf will be negligible.
What the hell? You can get it in any library and most big book stores
>>8531135
And am I safe if I'm in a different country?