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cute pic

>>7980357
thank

>>7980320
Read the book. If you think about something else stop thinking about that thing and read the book.

Hope that helps

Might have. He was plenty mad when that pal of his gave an interview.

>>7980263
He sets several major events in Gravity's Rainbow at a place called Cuxhaven with the intent of making a pun, so pretty much.

>>7980247
are you autistic? of course not. there just wasn't any love involved in the lovemaking.

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>>7980247
It is impossible to rape ones wife habibi.

>>7980247
If you go by the feminist definition of rape, just existing as a fucking white male is proof that he's a rapist.

Never tried them but don't outright hate them

>>7980191
/lit/ approved: non-fiction when working out or traveling
pleb approved: replacing the reading of literature with audible

>>7980206
this
They are probably nice for some books, it depends on the style

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Postmodernism has been dead since 1996, OP.

>>7980153
But Endless Fun was thru & through POMO...

Mason & Dixon was unleashed in 1997.

You are the problem, fuckface.

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>>7980150
>Magic Mountain.jpg

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Piggyback question, somewhat related.

Has anyone read Reveries of a Solitary Walker, and did you like it?
Bump.

Shit. Emerson is superior by far.

>>7980173
Could you elaborate as to why you think it's shit and why I should read Emerson instead?

Man, Wolf's Rain was such a mess.

>>7980093
It had bad pacing.

>>7980096
Something something promised land something something world restart. That was the plot, right? If there was ever a show that should've killed off boring characters early, this was the one.

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>>7980079
>>>/r/communism

>>7980091
Go on...complete your muddled point.

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>>7980091
>Dear 88-Year Old
Cultivate younger friends. Otherwise, yours will all die off. Sincerely, 91-years old.

Wait a minute, I think its just that every dark skinned bald guy with a beard looks that way

nvrmnd

Okay

>>7979952
Grey.

my thoughts on it havent changed since the last stoner thread about 6 minutes ago

>>7979975
Yea but I didn't read the last one since I didn't want the book spoiled. Just give me a quick run down of what it was about on a deeper level

Things started tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down for Brazil after the first coup of many in its history.
P.S. I'm not of the opinion that the present impeachment procedure is a coup, more like just shoddy law interpretation mixed in with political opportunism, but not at all illegal.

well it depends on the school

but cultural studies and comp literature will almost guaranteed focus more on society/theory as opposed to english, which will focus more on literature.

if you're willing to say what school could maybe help you but as is no idea

>>7979907
University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

Not the best school in the world but it's what I can afford.

>>7979921
https://onestop2.umn.edu/pcas/viewCatalogProgram.do?programID=83

https://onestop2.umn.edu/pcas/viewCatalogProgram.do?programID=109

you can see the course lists

cultural studies looks like a blend of new media stuff and theory, without much of an emphasis on literature

English is more of the traditional stuff

pick what sounds more appealing to you. be warned the cultural studies major courses looks like it attracts SJWs and people who dont read but say they "read"

>>7979797
What is between thesis and synthesis? That's what I wear.

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>>7979797
empty

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thanks Hegel

>>7979747
I'm not sure of the context, but isn't it obvious?
Slaves.
He was well aware of the rolling disaster of the modern age was bringing.

>>7979747
>Following his earlier experiments with rats, in 1972 Calhoun would later create his "Mortality-Inhibiting Environment for Mice": a 101-inch square cage for mice with food and water replenished to support any increase in population,[9] which took his experimental approach to its limits. In his most famous experiment in the series, "Universe 25", population peaked at 2,200 mice and thereafter exhibited a variety of abnormal, often destructive behaviors. By the 600th day, the population was on its way to extinction.[7]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_sink

>implying stendhal said this

>>7979745
cute cat :3

American psycho.

>>7979745
The devil in the white city is pretty good.