what is the best thing this country produced?

Nothing.

>>9767695

>thing

I assume you mean books, since this is /lit/.

Germinal
Les Miserables
The Red and the Black
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdahSTbhU7g

>>9767704
And of course Proust but I havent attempted that yet.

kino = un homme qui dort
lit = les miserables
mu = zalys
co = blue is the warmest color
o = peugeot 4008
sci = fermat

Cuckoldry

>>9767724
/mlp/?

>>9767695

Napoleon Bonaparte

>>9767730
I'm not into that, maybe you should ask there.

>>9767733
This. He was also a great writer.

>>9767736
>great
I too loved his love letters

>>9767724
Pécore.

kino = La maison des bois
lit = Jean de La Fontaine
mu = Guillaume Dufay
co = Moëbius
o = Citroën DS
sci = Poincarré

>>9767724

pol = 1789
mu = Debussy
lit = Proust
tv = Méliès
o = Citroën DS

>>9767760
>pol
>liberte egalite fraternite

pick one

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Wine and Women

>>9767724
kino = La maman et la putain
lit = À la recherche du temps perdu
mu = Georges Bizet
o = Renault R26
sp = Zinedine Zidane

>>9767782
^

Zola, Proust, Camlus, Balzac, Dumas, Rimbaud, Hugo, Voltaire, Rousseau, Flaubert, Racine, Maupassant, Verlaine, Houellebecq, Céline, Sartre, le Marquis de Sade, Diderot, Rabelais, Molière, Ronsard...

Nice troll btw

>>9767695
Greg Lansky

>>9767695
hot french qts

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grills with dat stank

>>9767782
>>9767785
>>9767858
>>9767863
why is this board so obsessed with women?

Boulangeries.
Montaigne.
Hausmann.
Barbizon.
Champagne.
Lovely towns, intimate city spaces.
Et al.

>>9767996
They are kissless virgin, of course they thirst of women

>>9767786
Houellebecq, HouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecqHouellebecq

>>9768063
hollaback girl

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find a flaw

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>26 replies and no english came and said 'usa'.

>>9767760
>1789
>>Only in order to produce a De Maistre

>>9768075
kek

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French art music which is superior to any G*rman unmusical autism.

inb4 assblasted B*g fans and other mud eaters

>>9767695
Charles Martel, probably. What came later was mostly pretty crap, DESU.

>>9768151
Boulez was a wanker with no good music, but all the moolah and resources.
Parmegiani, on the other hand, had bugger all, and was an absolute talented genius.
P Schaeffer and P Henry also not bad as it goes.
But not that knob Boulez.

>>9768063
He is Dutch though

Les États-Unis

>>9768409
that sounds like the worst thing theyve managed to produce

>>9768409
didn't the republic happen long after the united states was formed?

>>9767695
Cheese, Camus, a few mathematicians, lotsa engineers, maybe some art, I fucking hate impressionism though. And their fucking language.

Proust.

>>9768464
What is your point? France was a country before it was a republic.

impressionism

>>9768486
>What is your point? France was a country before it was a republic.

but uh...republican values didn't come about until the us was already around. I don't see how a gay person like yourself could say that france created the us.

>>9767724
/sci/ - Galois

>>9767760
>melies
>not Godard
Pleb.

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Sentimental Education.

>>9768512
please, go to any other board.

>>9768615
wow, sure will, you totally rebutted my point there.

>>9768512
Maybe France created the United States which got republican values after that? Like, you know, it was English settlements, France helped them become independent, and so they were able to then get republicans values?

>>9768634

Yeah totally, they created the united states, made constitutional republic, then gained republican values after from france.

>>9768649
At what point did someone except you talked about republican values?
One anon said they created "Les États-Unis" and that's about it. You're the only one with this obsession on republican values.

>>9767695
The Battle of Tours, of course.

>>9768618
>What are geopolitics and how could they possibly have influenced the American Revolution? Furthermore, what is material aid?

>>9767695
Huguenots.

>>9767695
Julia Childs boeuf bourbuignon. Dumas, the three musketeers. Hot chicks.

>>9768721
cool bro, throw some key words out, but don't bother any in depth explanation. You sure nailed me.

>>9768767
Why are you so salty dude?

>>9768788
BECAUSE YOU'RE STUPID ;_;

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>>9767695

>>9767695
food/wine

>>9768729
nah

>>9767724

kino = Orphee
lit = montaigne
mu = magma
co = tintin
sci = fourier
mlp = marine le pen
o = gluing racing spoilers onto snails before eating them

>>9768837
Tintin is from Belgium you bloody dork

>>9768825
french wine isn't very well regarded. It's usually the rhenish people who are best known for their wine in the area.

>>9767695
Objectively; Beethoven/Wagner/Goethe/Kant/Einstein/Bismarck(kek)

>>9768840

Belgium isn't really a country though, it's more like unclaimed french/dutch land with a flag

>>9768933
you're forgetting the german part

>>9767695
Suave condescension. I think it's a very cool and enticing look, and the French gave it to us. Thanks, guys.

>>9769293
thats the worst part of france, fuck you guy.

>>9769016

almost every country in Europe is just a part of Germany desu

Proust

Also the best thing the human race has produced

>>9767695
>nobody mentions Satie

>>9767695
Bread, unf

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this nice boy

>>9767695
>ctrl-f "Huysman"
>0 results
come on /lit/

>>9770652
It's Huysmans you philistine.

Charlamang

>>9770672
>It's Huysmans you philistine.
Just a test. You passed btw

The French language. It's honestly pretty comfy even if you happen to hate their culture.

>>9767996
Where do you think you are?

>>9767695
Mon Journal Desu

>>9767724
>>9767758
>>9768526
>>9768837
/sci/ - Grothendieck

Foucault

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>>9767760
>Debussy
>not Ravel

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>>9771446
>Messiaen
>not trash
try again

>Ravel
>not bad Debussy
try again :^)

Messiaen is actually a genius but comparing Ravel to Debussy is like comparing Woolf to Joyce

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>>9771461
Ravel can into form and orchestration though

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>>9771479
>can into
ok, good talking, bye Dx

>>9768163
Your cockney thug talk makes your post unreadable for any civilized mind. Grow up queer.

>>9771511
Try listening to Parmegiani instead, Oscar.

>>9767695
Nationalism, Honoré de Balzac and flirting.

>>9767996
>why do men have interest in women