Have you noticed /lit/ style pretentious struggling on other

You've obviously never been in a NGE thread newfriend.

>>8020004

>in other areas art is judged soley for its entertainment value

What, retard?

>>8020004
There is no "right" way to judge art, dummy; it all depends on individual tastes, so stop fucking bitching.

>>8020019

top kek, that's not what the academia-publishing-media industrial complex and its pseudo intellectual hangers on (/lit/) tell us.

>>8020004
I masturbated with pictures of Michelle Pfeiffer dressed like catwoman thanks to that thread in /tv/ the other day. It seems that it will happen again

>>8020026
Ok? Anybody who isn't mentally disabled disagrees.

>>8020032

>>8019219

As soon as you confront /lit/ with a topic like this then they'll clam up and sya nnothing. The moment you turn your back they make topoics like the above

>>8020004
>>>/mu/

>>8020076

See this: >>8020063

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>>8020063
>Lit is clamming up by not fawning over the 98762634767289th "Is GoT good books guys????" thread

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>>8020004
labelling wanting the stuff you consume to have some kind of idea or message as "pretentious" kind of show how much you need to pic related.

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>>8020063
>topic like this
>clan up and say nothing
World building is shit and for Redditors. Noone on /lit/ cares about your stupid books. There's nothing interesting in world building.

>In other areas art is judged solely for its entertainment value
Are you still talking about image boards?

>>8020184
thread

>>8020004
I won't talk about /tv/ because I never visited it, but /mu/ has a large number of scaruffists judging art by its originality.
Also, /ic/ and /p/ don't treat art as mere entertainment either.
Also, "literary value" is actually entertainment for people who like to think about the books they read and enjoy every sentence.

>>8020178
Worldbuilding is interesting in and of itself, but only for the person doing it. Prose in combination with worldbuilding is interesting too, as a form of escapism.

However, I agree that Redditors grossly overemphasise it. They also suck at it, ironically.

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>>8020004
Welcome to 4chan

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>>8020004
I post a lot in kίνηση threads on /tv/ and /classical/, but none of those are really about entertainment in any way.

>>8020063
you're right, George "The more she drank the more she shat" Martin is truly the Milton of our time

>>8021111

When I make topics like this lit says it's subjective. In other topics they says objective

>>8020010
fpbp.

What the fuck is "/lit/ style pretentious"

>>8020004
This struggle happens on /tv/ as much as /lit/, but it's easy to miss because most of the board is okay with talking about tv shows and superhero movies, and there's also a lot more shitposting.

>>8021135
Has it ever occurred to you that /lit/ isn't one person?

>>8021162
Believing that not all works are of equal quality.