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Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:47:58 PM No.24860690 [Report]
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I don't like anything anymore all that much and life is now extremely tiresome for me. For reference I'm a 30 year old obese alcoholic.

Books for this feel?
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>>24860690 (OP)
Lose weight fatty
Offtopic. Take your depressive whining to /adv/
>>24860690 (OP)
>MY NAME IS TIMMY OPEEEEE
>I AM 19 YEARS OLD
>AND I AM AN OBESE ALCOHOOOLIIIICCC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lckf6aOA0Ps

Under the Volcano, Malcom Lowry probably. Bukowski short stories. The Sun Also Rises and The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter have a lot of boozing. Max Stirner and Alfred...
>>24860749
Like 12
>>24860690 (OP)
How much do you drink on a typical day?
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 6:01:06 AM No.24861673 [Report]
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"Sir Una Everlasting was Dominion’s greatest hero: the orphaned girl who became a knight, who died for queen and country. Her legend lives on in songs and stories, in children’s books and recruiting posters―but her life as it truly happened has been forgotten.

Centuries later, Owen Mallory―failed soldier, struggling scholar―falls in love with the tale of Una Everlasting. Her story takes him to war, to the archives―and then into the past itself. Una and Owen are tangled together in time, bound to retell the same story over and over again, no matter what it costs."

Holy shit, this book was actually fucking good. Its currently one of the best mainstream fantasy romance of 2025, and whats more, its geared towards MEN

Its such a treasure among the slop of current mainstream romance books, where the MMC isnt portrayed a rich chad but rather an actual ordinary human

Its one of those books where you UNDERSTAN why teenage girls LIKED the Twilight books

>Good gender role reversal
>FMC suffers for MMC, where MMC is actually given WORTH
>delicious prose, cant fucking believe i cried as a man fuck

Its such a refreshing read, where do you even read books like these!?
I GET IT NOW
Women have it so fucking easy when it comes to romance books b
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>>24861731
Lmao, its not the girlboss type of shit, the FMC is literally quiet, contemplative

"I said, rough voiced, “—to serve no master at all, ever again, save your own heart, and to fight for no cause, save the one you choose?”
I heard the air rush from your lungs, as if the words had struck yo...
the book sounds like girlboss shit and you like a fag
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:58:55 PM No.24861027 [Report]
Robert A. Heinlein Archived
Is he /lit/ approved?
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>>24861027 (OP)
yes all his stuff is great
>>24861027 (OP)
He's all right. His gruff crusty-but-benign alpha libertarian self-insert (Jubal, Farnham, Lazarus, Boss in Friday, etc) gets a bit wearisome, and his obsession with group marriage is weird at best, but basically he's a sound fellow.
>>24861027 (OP)
Our scifi crowd are not like our poltards, so he hasn't caught on as one of their replacement daddies. They seem to be stuck in a loop for Robert E. Howard or HP Lovecraft. Maybe they just hate scifi.
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 4:44:47 AM No.24861547 [Report]
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>you know what a terrible thing it is to die without God? To be the one God has cast aside? Think on it.

Oh yeah Cormac is totally not pro religion
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"Melville, by giving us Ahab and Ishmael, took care to distance the reader from Ahab, if not from his quest. McCarthy’s protagonists tend to be apostles of the will-to-identity, except for the Iago-like Judge Holden of Blood Meridian, who is the Will Incarnate. John Grady Cole, who survives in All t...
>pedophile
He was definitely pro religion.
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 8:11:31 AM No.24861813 [Report]
Lit. Dep. of bad sleep/ dreams Archived
Post literary depictions of bad sleep/ dreams.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=64lewe9DdQg&pp=ygUYbG92ZSB1bnJlcXVpdGVkIGlvbGFudGhl

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vLjl_K0v4mg&pp=ygUYbG92ZSB1bnJlcXVpdGVkIGlvbGFudGhl

Love, unrequited, robs me of my rest:
Love, hopeless love, my ardent soul encumbers:
Love, nightmare-like, lies heavy on my chest,
And weaves itself into my midnight slumbers!

When you're lying awake with a dismal headache, and repose is taboo'd by anxiety,
I conceive you may use any language you choose to indulge in, without impropriety;
For your brain is on fire – the bedclothes conspire of usual slumber to plunder you:First your counterpane goes, and uncovers your toes, and your sheet slips demurely from under you;
Then the blanketing tickles – you feel like mixed pickles – so terribly sharp is the pricking,
And you're hot, and you're cross, and you tumble and toss till there's nothing ‘twixt you and the ticking.
Then the bedclothes all creep to the ground in a heap, and you pick 'em all up in a tangle;
Next your pillow resigns and politely declines to remain at its usual angle!
Well, you get some repose in the form of a doze, with hot eye-balls and head ever aching.
But your slumbering teems with such horrible dreams that you'd very much better be waking;
For you dream you are crossing the Channel, and tossing about in a steamer from Harwich – Which is something between a large bathing machine and a very small second-class carriage –
And you're giving a treat (penny ice and cold meat) to a party of friends and relations – They're a ravenous horde – and they all came on board at Sloane Square and South Kensington Stations.And bound on that journey you find your attorney (who started that morning from Devon);
He's a bit undersized, and you don't feel surprised when he tells you he's only eleven.
Well, you're driving like mad with this singular lad (by the by, the ship's now a four-wheeler),
And you're playing round games, and he calls you bad names when you tell him that "ties pay the dealer";
But this you can't stand, so you throw up your hand, and you find you're as cold as an icicle,
In your shirt and your socks (the black silk with gold clocks), crossing Salisbury Plain on a bicycle:
And he and the crew are on bicycles too – which they've somehow or other invested in – And he's telling the tars all the particulars of a company he's interested in – It's a scheme of devices, to get at low prices all goods from cough mixtures to cables
(Which tickled the sailors), by treating retailers as though they were all vegetables –
You get a good spadesman to plant a small tradesman (first take off his boots with a boot-tree),
And his legs will take root, and his fingers will shoot, and they'll blossom and bud like a fruit-tree –
1/2
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>>24861813 (OP)
From the greengrocer tree you get grapes and green pea, cauliflower, pineapple, and cranberries,
While the pastrycook plant cherry brandy will grant, apple puffs, and three corners, and Banburys –
The shares are a penny, and ever so many are taken by Rothschild and Baring,
And just as a ...
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 1:41:40 PM No.24852237 [Report]
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so now that philosophy has been going for a couple thousand years, what is their conclusion? have they've even gotten anywhere? i suspect it's all a meme.
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that's a nice cat
>>24861670
That's the kind of dishonest philosophy illiterates tend to come up with.
>>24861459
The snake oil is devoting your life to something as autistic and pointless as industrial society to create a society of more autistic freaks.
>>24861089
>Science and engineering has ruined this planet.
Yes, at least they did _something_, unlike your snake oil crap that only makes men gay (proof, you).
>>24861060
>they produce no real results, the help is only that they make you waste time into something and you feel you have done at least something, but it's as good as anything else you believe to be "cool".
so how was the time wasted exactly?
Anonymous 10/30/2025, 8:28:34 AM No.24840808 [Report]
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Why is it so unusual in the history of thought for someone to be so thoroughly God-affirming yet so perfectly irreligious?

After Plotinus I can think of very few, and all are relatively recent. Even the germans, or the french spiritualists (think Ravaisson, Bergson) seem to remain open to religiosity on principle.

Notably, Eric Perl (neoplatonism scholar, former Roman Catholic) has apostasized in recent years, and theologian David Bentley Hart (though for some mysterious reason he still insists on calling himself a christian) does not seem terribly convinced about things like exclusivism or the real efficacy of religious rituals.

But by and large, people who are willing to admit that the world depends on a principle (call it what you want, really) tend to be open to or convinced of the notion that said principle could manifest or reveal itself in another special, priviledged way, that it could somehow act no longer as the principle, but as a being among beings, intervening among them and upon them.

This is obviously a very counterintuitive idea, and actually extremely hard to reconcile with what is commonly called "classical theism". It's not just that there is a gap between say, the quinque viae and religion, it's that there is an apparent (and I would say, probably actual) contradiction between the latter and any framework in which the former have any meaning.

So what gives? My bet is that historically most people working/writing in this field were initially religious and picked it up as apologetics. But they tended to surreptitiously equate theism and religion, metaphysics with legalism, ethics with casuistry. This, is turn, is off-putting to people who might otherwise have been interested in the topic, and, having been convinced that theology was essentially a part of religion, discard it altogether.

(Of course I'm not counting the deist thing as that has little to do with actual metaphysics/theology.)
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>>24860981
Imagine taking an analogy too far. That's all it comes down to, mistaking a step by step guided unqualified(as in, beyond qualifications of the One as something other than the One) yet personal "gnosis" without the unconditionally transcendent insight sounds like gobbledygook, when in rea...
>>24860203
>that no one is being liberated from anything in the first place for they have always been free and always been the Absolute.

so why did plotinus claim to have 3 discrete moments of unity with the one if gnosis is realizing you were never disunited from the one in the first place? annihi...
>>24859069
OnlyCucks™ worship anything besides the True Self that is the Absolute, of which the Comprehensor of that is the Single-Pointed, Purified, Divine Intellect that had destroyed its inchoate agnosis "knows" that no one is being liberated from anything in the first place for they have always ...
>>24859106
Nta. I've read the first part of Upadesasahasri, very enjoyable, especially because of
>Self is already known and self-evident.
But this might sound foolish, how will one know and realize the Self as self-evident. Is it a genuine intuitive sense of knowing?
>>24859118
You've lost to that dimwit, you midwit.
Anonymous 9/25/2025, 8:50:27 AM No.24748733 [Report]
/wbg/ - Worldbuilding General Archived
Tropical Beach Edition

FAQ:
>What is worldbuilding?
Worldbuilding is the process of creating entire fictional worlds from scratch, all while considering the logistics of these worlds to make them as believable as possible. Worldbuilding asks questions about the setting of a world, and then answers them, often in great detail. Most people use it as a means of creating a setting or the scenery for a story.
>"Isn't there a Worldbuilding general in >>>/tg/ already?"
Yes, there is. However, that general is focused on the creation of fictional worlds for the intended purpose of playing TTRPG campaigns. Here you can discuss worldbuilding projects that are not meant to be used for a roleplaying setting, but for novels, videogames, or any other kind of creative project.
>"Can I discuss the setting of my campaign here, though?"
If you want to, but it would probably be better to discuss it on >>>/tg/ . We don't allow the discussion of TTRPG mechanics, however. If you want to discuss stats or which D&D edition is best, this is not the place.
>"Can I talk about an existing fictional setting that is not mine?"
Yes, of course you can!
>"Does worldbuilding need to be about fantasy and elves?"
Worldbuilding, as already stated above, and contrary to what many believe, does not inherently imply blatantly copying Tolkien. In fact, there are many science-fiction setting out there, and even entire alternative history settings which do not possess supernatural elements at all. Any kind of science fiction book has an implied setting at least, which involves a certain degree of worldbuilding put into it.

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>>24861714
Wow? Wow. Wow! Whoa.
>>24861035
Seriously? Wow.
>>24861035
Bloat?
>>24859950
Please understand, for linuxfags anything and everything is bloat
>>24850426
>all the bloat other software, like Notion or Obsidian, gives you.
Bloat?
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 7:18:55 PM No.24858094 [Report]
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I live in eastern europe and my only way to get more obscure by usual the usual standards books (which means Dan Brown shit) is through the german amazon/abebooks. And yeah, most of what I look for is there, but damn me to hell if I could find the fucking Tunnel anywhere. My only bet was delivery from the US and 100$ at that for a book, or to wait for Dalkey to rerelease it in April with the zero effort cover they've planned for it (if I collect, it matters to me).


So today I learn that my university has a special American-British library on the roof (it's an old building, awkward to get around) and I go there and head to the American fiction section. Pick up The Recognitions, yeah they have it, but I've seen it twice before and have read it, so... And as I put it back picrel's spine blasts my eyes, it was right next to it and my knees got weak. I picked it up and it's mint condition, never been taken home by anyone, a fresh virgin FIRST EDITION that I'll get to experience Gass' genius with.

>Amerikan viktory

Have you had similar experiences?
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>>24861625
Do you feel brown?
>>24860367
>Migrants are fucking up everything.
>You should become one.
>>24858094 (OP)
do you live in the capital?
>>24860356
If you're younger than 60 no it's not, it's the Nepali/SEA/Ghanian home.
>>24858858
It’s a trenchant insight into Trump’s america
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 4:21:51 AM No.24861509 [Report]
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Reading's for fags

Go lift weights
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>>24861509 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24861577
Everyone on /x/ is rich you wouldn't fit in with the hobby
>>24861560
Why would I want uneven plates anon? I have plenty of normal weights up to a 5 plate deadlift
>not doing both
OP is a fool as always.
>>24861577
>but what else is there in life?
not lying on the internet for starters
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 6:43:07 AM No.24856992 [Report]
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In my literary analysis homework our professor asked us what our thoughts are on JK Rowling's comments about trannies. What kind of question is that?
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A fantastic question. Rowling the children's book author wants to be a serious philosopher whose thoughts are taken seriously? Give her the treatment any man would get. Pick apart her argument structure bit by bit and you'll hit word limit long before you have to start addressing her positions. Don'...
>>24859907
>Many such cases.
in chuds' wild imagination, maybe
>professors in modern day fail you if you don't have the correct thoughtpolitik
Many such cases.
>>24857800
I denounce the talmud
>>24856992 (OP)
if you agree with JK's take? You;re going to get the raspberries. Smile and nod and move on and get your grades.
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 7:35:11 PM No.24858115 [Report]
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I read 50 pages of a book today :)
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>>24861339
I'll try that fren!
>>24861286
Thank you!
Try reading 50 pages of Locke in a day
Congratulations anon!
>>24861215
Everyone loves frogs fren!
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:32:35 PM No.24860434 [Report]
Can I write a book about a new philosophy - comfiness maximization? Archived
>be comfymaxxer
>we will prioritize making free-time, and spend 90% of our freetime at home
>we will prioritize playing comfy vidya (the most cost-effective hobby in existence, google it), laying in bed watching TV, praying and meditating on the fortunes of living in such a technologically advanced society
>we will live a life of minimalism, to not be owned by what we own, to not have to constantly clean and upkeep things
>we will let go of ego
>we will not have a social life
>we will not start families, anti-natalists to the core, kids and wifes are not comfy
>we will live an active healthy lifestyle to minimize uncomfy scenarios in the future (eating well, no excessive media consumption, no drugs/alcohol, brushing teeth, meditation)
>we will not question authority, just go with the flow
>we will people please, keeping the peace is of most importance
>we will not react aggressively to enemies/bullies, we will smile and nod to all insults, fighting back is not comfy and leads to uncomfy places (i.e prison)
>we will smile and nod no matter if friend or foe
>we will work manual labor jobs that pay enough to live minimalistly, jobs that dont require constant fighting for social status and promotions, jobs that dont have you on call at all times
>only act if life is in grave danger against an active aggressor (rare situation to be in as a comfimaxxer)
If all these other religions can only come up with bullshit that only applies to the olden times/social customs, why can't we form a philosophy suitable for the times we live in NOW? In post-prosperity progressive peaceful 1st world countries.
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Who would that be interesting to? No one sets out to be an incel.
>>24860434 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860434 (OP)
based goyslave
You just described epicurism, check it out if you never read into it, should suit you, but yeah pretty much everything already exists when it comes to philosophy
pic related
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 4:18:56 AM No.24861507 [Report]
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What am I in for? He's a fascinating historical figure but how is his writing?
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Anonymous 11/4/2025, 3:21:16 AM No.24854300 [Report]
Now that the dust has settled Archived
Did this book really deserve all the controversy it got?
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>>24854931
Just because it enslaved a lot of people doesn't make it an important religion.
>>24854931
>i don't think such an important religion should be controlled by such barbaric, dimwitted people
It was founded by a barbaric, dimwitted child rapist who liked to get fucked in the ass by men.
>>24854300 (OP)
Offensive for the sake of being offensive.
>>24857513
Rushdie actually nearly got assassinated for the 30th or so time back in 2022 actually, lost an eye and part of a hand IIRC.
>>24854300 (OP)
He should have written about the Zutting and it would have killed Islamism 40 years ago
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:56:09 AM No.24859611 [Report]
Is /lit/ an Ian Flemming board? Archived
Which is your faviroute book? Are the bond books even worth reading, I hear they're pretty different from the movies?
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>>24859611 (OP)
>I hear they're pretty different from the movies
yes
>>24859611 (OP)
I like them
my fav is Dr No
i gotta go read him now
>>24859676
What racism has he committed? Have you been disturbed by the non-TWed dated content in his image?
>>24859611 (OP)
Bond is a totally different figure in the books as the movies. He's more of a playboy action man in the movies whereas in the books he' an upperclass english gentleman spy. The boo...
>>24859611 (OP)
No, /lit/ is a no-racism allowed board. You're getting reported.
/lit/ loves William Blake and considers all humans as equal in the eyes of the one true god Jesus Christ.
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 1:17:33 AM No.24861167 [Report]
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would a wiki like encarta be a better medium for autistic lore dumps like the silmarillion, now instead of a PDF?
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>>24861167 (OP)
http://www.ilovepdf.com/
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 11:39:45 PM No.24858696 [Report]
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>wife status?
buckbroken
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>>24861320
One day foid, the psychological evil of women will be punished, and you will get what you deserve for once
>>24860962
Maybe he shouldn’t have raped her in her sleep.
>>24860962
Maybe stoner should have tried not acting like an autistic perhaps?
>>24858709
Theres nothing to empathize with Edith. She lied to William about who she was when they got married. She changed for the worse and he did not. He reached out the fix their marriage and she did not. She was cold as a stone to him in bed after his advances. She had undiagnosed bipolarism an...
>>24858709
normal ppls is when the live laugh love o algo
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 2:05:55 AM No.24856475 [Report]
Does anyone actually "get" Nietzsche? Archived
Whenever someone talks about Nietzsche, inevitably others will say he interprets him wrong.
My impression reading Nietzsche is that firstly you really need to have a solid grounding in history, philosophy, literature, and, more than anything, contemporary European politics, culture, and trends of the time he was writing. Do young edgelords reading Zarathustra really have all that?
Secondly, it's that these are the semi coherent rantings of a madman. They are lucid enough to where you can take those bits and then fill in the gaps with your own ideas. Hence everyone ends up with his own "interpretation," when really it's just a Rorschach test.
Am I wrong?
I tried reading him again to confirm, but I just couldn't. I literally fell asleep. Then I tried again and fell asleep again. I think when you are young, you feel like the Truth is out there and possessed by these wise men and even if they are opaque and indecipherable all the better. Then when you become older you realize "who the fuck is this asshole and why should I care what his opinions are? If he can't even be bothered to present his opinions intelligibly? I have opinions too, what makes his so special?" Anyways. I could be totally wrong but this is what I'm thinking.
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>>24860644
his stone age economics of justice is literally anthropology meets nihilism
>>24856475 (OP)
On the Genealogy of Morals blew my mind when I was in college. I feel like that's where anyone should start if they're going to deep dive Nietzsche
>>24857301
kek
>>24858235
lol
>>24860055
No
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 6:33:17 PM No.24860317 [Report]
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How many books in a fiction series is "too many" for you? I'd say 3-4 is the sweet spot but 5 is pushing it, anything about that is just absurd padding full of filler shit for more monies.
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>>24861236
if gor is the redhead he looks like me frfr.
>>24861236
>Transman of Gor
What did he mean by this?
>>24860317 (OP)
There have been 38 books in the Gor series.
Frankly, I want more.
>>24860317 (OP)
It needs to be finished.
I'm so done reading one or two books and then the author inevitably loses focus and never releases anything else.
So assuming it is finished, it should also be 4 books or less. Get an editor. Get a real editor who you'll listen to when they tell you to wrap shit u...
Don't really care if it remains fun to read, though I'll never read anything where "it gets better" and there's several slog novels. For ex. I liked the semi-slop that is Sapkowski's Witcher novels, though the series peaked at Time of Contempt (maybe Baptism of Fire if you like).
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 2:03:18 AM No.24858975 [Report]
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Is it worth reading all 4,000 pages of this in current year?
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>>24859770
I feel the same way. I prefer a historian to make his biases plain, rather than cloak them in a veneer of objectivity (which is always unattainable.) Good writing always trumps impartiality.
>>24859762
/an/ autist in the wild
>>24859138
The first 3 volumes cover the western Roman empire (up to the extinction of the Roman emperors), after which the focus moves to Constantinople and the east.
>>24859751
Seething Catholic pederast-enabler. In fact Gibbon ardently professes his own Protestantism. He isn't anti-Christian fro...
>>24859894
I confess, one volume is missing. But it's actually pretty common to get free books if you go to libraries or estate sales.
>>24858979
pic or never happened
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 2:32:41 PM No.24852316 [Report]
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Do you lock-in when reading? or is your focus elsewhere?
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>>24860574
I will genuinely just stare at a wall for an hour if I'm bored. I just like seeing the textures and seeing speckle formations.
I don't do it because I'm not stressed though I'm just retarded.
>>24860574
yes, you need to drug yourself and go to mr goldstein's 500 dollar per minute therapy sessions
>>24859796
We need to send them to the mines and factories like in the good 'ol days
>>24852445
When you say speed, you are talking about meth, right?
>>24858742
factual
Anonymous 11/7/2025, 1:26:06 AM No.24861187 [Report]
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Welcome to the /lit/ teahouse!
https://discord.gg/7aRekaBg
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I'm not trans, so I won't be joining your trooncord server.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:09:00 PM No.24860608 [Report]
He Who Eats Sandwiches With Monsters Archived
Hi /lit/ I'm new to your board and see there is no HWFWM thread so I'm making one. Why does this series have to be this way? Why does modern lit make every villain white and every brown person good? Why does it take to book 8 for them to tell me Humphry Geller is now an arab when he's been portrayed as white for the previous 7 books? Does the author think I'll forget that Jason is a socialist if he doesn't remind me every chapter?
I have modern literature fatigue.
I forget the other series but some litrpg series:
Hey you see that white cleric? Yep he's going to try and kill you.
You see that black death knight? He's a total bro.
If it happened sometimes I wouldn't mind it's always good to have a twist but when you do it every single time it becomes tired and stale.
I've gave up and have started a harem series "Enchanter" even though I have no interest in the harem themes I just assume it won't be filled with these tripe tropes.
I used to really like Dungeon Crawler Carl but that last book was kind of weak and wandering. Any suggestions?
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>>24860608 (OP)
Notice how in every single heterosexual pairing in this series the woman wears the pants?
Its a joke.
>>24860819
You're just an empty husk I know. That's why you're so mad over basic questions like "what book" on a board that pretends it's about literature.
>I was totally going to give you good recommendations
No you weren't. It's my first time on this board not on this website.
>>24860815
I was about to give you a serious answer but the
>strawman? got it.
format makes my skin crawl so I once again banish you to the webnovel general.
>>24860753
Not any literature just Pynchon. So you don't actually have any passion about any books? Got it.
>>24860646
>give me some suggestions
>btw all literary fiction is pynchon piss fetishism so don't recc me any
>also all genre fiction other than webnovel slop is grrm or harry potter so don't recc me that either
i don't know what you want to hear mate, you should probably just go ask the webnovel ge...
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 1:48:26 PM No.24859885 [Report]
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Is this the greatest ragebait in literature?
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>>24859885 (OP)
We are all here because of our asshole parents.
>>24859885 (OP)
TRVKE: the book
>>24859904
>fpbp
/thread
>>24859912
So by that logic egoism and life are synonymous
>>24860665
Anti-natalists are at a complete poverty when it comes to weighing quality of life. Their defective nature simply precludes them from accepting any rationalization outside of their own self-indoctrination. They don't necessarily mean to be disingenuous because such is simply written into ...
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 12:30:05 PM No.24852168 [Report]
IT'S UP Archived
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>>24861109
I didn't think so
>>24861088
>they're still concerned with the behavior of actual physical phenomena (particles, waves)
these are just empty words without any meaning.
>>24861088
>So nothing then?
nothing what? idealists don't deny cause and effect. you don't even know the subject.
>>24861065
So nothing then?

As far as quantum mechanics they're still concerned with the behavior of actual physical phenomena (particles, waves) though there is maybe a probabilistic aspect to it.
>>24861036
I already told you that appealing to pragmatism in metaphysics is stupid. Curious, can you tell us what conclusion contemporary physicists come with when they think about how to interpret quantum mechanics? I wonder if the conclusions and assumptions of earlier materialists had a connecti...
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:09:02 PM No.24860386 [Report]
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greetings, LOTR fans! i am a supergenius who has taught myself elvish in one day. and i can prove it! ask me to say anything in elvish
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Did Tolkien see some real shit during WWI? He wrote this poem in The Hobbit:

>Burn, burn tree and fern!
Shrivel and scorch! A fizzling torch
To light the night for our delight,
Ya hey!
Bake and toast ’em, fry and roast ’em!
till beards blaze, and eyes glaze;
till hair smells and skins crack,
fat me...
>>24860415
>>24860386 (OP)
I actually bought a textbook on Sindarin and Quenya; sadly it's in German which I don't speak but I simply couldn't pass up on this one.
What's the Elvish word for friend?
>>24860386 (OP)
No thanks.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 4:54:17 PM No.24860152 [Report]
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They hated him because he told the truth.
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>>24860253
GET FATTER GET FUCKING FATTER
>>24860289
Imagine a fat brown person
Y I K E S
I
K
E
S
I personally don't like the spice cumin because they sweat it out all the time so to me cumin smells like fat brown people.
>>24860152 (OP)
You'll see this frequently in tribal systems. If one guy commits suicide then the others start to think about it. In closed environments there could even be multiple successive ones. Most all of them develop a figurehead who embraces death, it's similar to a symbol that cause the others t...
>>24860256
No I'm actually Scots Irish but okay. I just can't multitask.
>>24860289
You will regret this.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 10:33:16 PM No.24860788 [Report]
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Found this earlier on /x/.
No idea what it means, but it stuck with me.
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It doesn't even rhyme.
idk what the fuck this is supposed to be, looks like another schizo trying to be deep
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 6:49:32 AM No.24857004 [Report]
Recommendations for a hopeful mood Archived
"No. This is somewhere to be. This is all you have, but it's still something. Streets and sodium lights. The sky, the world. You're still alive."
I think this is a great quote that emphasizes the importance of remaining content and optimistic about building back up, while still acknowledging the imperfect and broken present you find yourself in. That part is important. The reality. I need more of it.
I need some hopeful shit like that to read, a la Disco Elysium's Volition, to keep me out of my winter funk or else I'm going to spiral and it won't stop until the sun comes back.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91gT68xeDMM
>>24858322
Don Quixote
>>24858322
the only thing I can think of like this is the brothers K but that is religious, or some fairy tales about dragons, i might also recommend sun and steel, though it doesnt exactly fit the bill, maybe harry potter or percy jackson is perfect for you
>>24857004 (OP)
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~cavitch/pdf-library/Freud_Transience.pdf?itid=lk_inline_enhanced-template
Also Kierkegaard Edifying Discourses, and the section of Zarathustra with the tightrope walker
>>24857004 (OP)
>the importance of remaining content and optimistic about building back up, while still acknowledging the imperfect and broken present you find yourself in. That part is important. The reality. I need more of it.
Ulysses
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:12:12 PM No.24860393 [Report]
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What is the antidote for Spengler induced doomerism?
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>>24860396
fpbp
>>24860534
This is good too
If you want to cling to Spengler, he believes that there are still many great tasks and creative possibilities for western man. The spirit of Western civilization will never disappear, since the Decline is not 'death' but a fulfillment of all new possibili...
>>24860431
The whole idea IS to espace the collapsing civilization, so I don't see how that could be bad.

Only dumb utopians think they can fix the world instead of running away from all of it and finding peace. You own nothing to anyone, just live for yourself.
>>24860393 (OP)
The Resurrection, of course.
>>24860393 (OP)
dubstep
Yockey Imperium
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:04:45 PM No.24860885 [Report]
Submit to &amp Magazine Archived
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Maximum word count?
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:26:56 PM No.24859999 [Report]
Schopenhauerbros.... Archived
I cannot deny the Will.
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Ur so fuggen cute opie hehehe
>>24859999 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
skill issue
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 5:40:43 AM No.24859331 [Report]
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bad period fiction is fantasy-lite, good period fiction is contemporary-plus
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>>24860099
frogger :V
>>24859331 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860105
You’ll take whatever I give you
>>24860108
Already dunnit :^)
>>24860099
You’ll do fookin notting
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:56:13 AM No.24859490 [Report]
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is it normal to barely remember anything from the books you've read?
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>>24859490 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24859490 (OP)
speed reader thread
>>24859742
Came here just to say this
>>24859490 (OP)
Ignore the niggers ITT, its perfectly normal. Unless you're willing to re-read, take constant notes, and study the same book for years academically, its natural to forget it over time. Human memory works on a "use it or lose it" basis. This is especially common if you force yourself to re...
>>24859490 (OP)
No. You probably dont understand what you're reading at all.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 4:54:21 AM No.24859261 [Report]
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Are you really reading the book of you are reading a translation
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>>24859261 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24859539
therefore I must be author of the Quixote
>>24859266
this
>>24859289
>Unless you're reading poetry a translation will convey nearly the entire text to you in the same way the original did.
and this
>>24859261 (OP)
If its novel or prose or verse then yeah. If its poetry then nope
>>24859460
Actually that was pretty common at the time
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 10:22:40 PM No.24860764 [Report]
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It is with considerable difficulty that I recall the primal era of my being: all the events of that period seem to me confused and indistinct. A strange multiplicity of sensations overwhelmed me, and I saw, touched, heard, and smelled everything simultaneously; indeed, it took quite some time before I learned to distinguish the operations of my various senses.
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>>24860764 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
I remember crying in a pram.
Since it was raining, the plastic cover was on to protect me from the rain.
But this caused the awful echo of the rain hitting against what was protecting me, to spread noisily throughout the pram.
I remember thinking "it's too loud" whilst my cries got muffled by the ra...
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 3:00:27 AM No.24854248 [Report]
/wng/ - Web Novel General Archived
>What is /wng/ - Web Novel General?
A general for readers and authors involved or interested in the growing phenomenon of 'web novels', serialized English fiction posted to websites such as: Royal Road, Webnovel, Scribblehub, Wattpad, Archive of Our Own, Spacebattles, HFY, various personal author websites, and more

>Why read web novels?
Not for prose or tight editing or deep themes, frankly. As a whole, web novels are infamous for content sprawl and pacing issues. If you enjoy having millions of words to sink your teeth into to get to know the world and characters, though, you may be interested. Keeping up with other readers on a weekly basis to discuss the story's events unfolding is another perk, in the same way discussing an ongoing TV show might be.

>Why write web novels?
Ease of access & potential for Patreon earnings. Many successful authors gain an audience on their website of choice and funnel their readers into a Patreon. See graphtreon.com/top-patreon-creators/writing for an idea of what some are earning.
Also, once an author has earned a fanbase, transitioning into an Amazon self-publishing career is several orders of magnitude easier than starting 'dry'.

>/wng/ authors.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSNZali-jIk2MASsAWVf8N7A8BlSyzPbAFV_BhsA5Ip3SWfMPWKxaXf8Pdb7f0TgFyWis31BzirtPeR/pubhtml


>Advice for Noobs!

##READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE ASKING FOR HELP##

Running your story like the business it is:
www.royalroad.com/forums/thread/116847

On writing web serials:
alexanderwales.com/how-to-write-a-web-serial/

Sanderson's Writing Lectures 2025:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEUh_y1IFZY&list=PLSH_xM-KC3ZvzkfVo_Dls0B5GiE2oMcLY

Recommended web novels
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Anon's guide to success
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FAQ
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>>24855494
I wrote it :) hope you check it out. And for what it’s worth, I don't know what >>24855776 is talking about. I think I only wrote one rape scene?
get inside
>>24860510
>>24860510
>>24860510
Baking
>>24860404
you doing ads, shoutouts, or both?
>>24860404
>next monday
better get in as much discord dicksucking as you can over the next four days and farm shoutout swaps
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 5:46:50 AM No.24854555 [Report]
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Which AI do you use, /lit/?
>inb4 *scoff* "HURR DURR I DON'T USE..."
Shut up, faggot. Yes you do. Stop lying. Just answer the fucking question.
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>>24854555 (OP)
I tried ChatGPT a few times. It made tons of obvious mistakes, and I generally found it stupid and retarded. I guess if you're even dumber than it, you might find it helpful.
>>24860493
>hurr durr
You are retarded for other reasons
>>24854555 (OP)
I don't use it because I'm not retarded like everyone who genuinely answered your question
>>24859295
it will never have your lived experience
>>24859052
Now try "real talk" mode in Microsoft copilot
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 4:03:46 AM No.24854392 [Report]
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>the elves are leaving middle earth because well they just are OKAY
Bravo Tolkien
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>>24860589
>expanded upon it
>>24860516
I understand Melkor as subsequent and subordinate to Eru, but I don't think he's purely chaotic, but characterized as existing in opposition to Eru.

If the Ainur are Eru's thoughts made manifest, they can be considered to be part of him, and the development of themes of music through th...
>>24859066
>Dark Elves
Ñoldor massacring Falmari at Alqualondë to leave Valinor was pretty evil. Later authors just copied the idea of some Elven tribe commiting kinslaughter and extended upon it, turning them into BDSM caricatures.
>>24860375
>is Eru himself Order arising from Chaos?
we aren't told anything about what happened with Eru before he creates the Ainur.
Yes, he is Order, but "arising from Chaos" is now conjecture.
Melkor is Chaos, unraveling Order. Tolkien wrote in iirc "Morgoth's Ring" that Morgoth's eventual goa...
>>24854392 (OP)
>he isnt familiar with white flight
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 2:29:10 PM No.24859929 [Report]
I want to collect magazines. Archived
I'm particularly interested in old SFF magazines. It seems like it was popular for (soon to be) big name authors to publish short form fiction in these things at the time.

Which magazines should I look out for, and which issues are of particular interest?
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Black Mask was the big detective one while I think Astounding Science Fiction was the big sci fi one.

I’ve never known a used bookstore to carry old magazines other than National Geographic. I’d try antique shops.

And if you just care about the stories, not collecting the original magazines thems...
old issues of Elle
>>24859929 (OP)
how would we know?
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 8:50:33 AM No.24859545 [Report]
Thread 24859545 Archived
The golden age of illustration (1880s-1930s) should make a comeback. There's no reason at all books should just be uninterrupted blocks of prose. There's room for art there. And I'm not talking about children's books or fantasy. Everything should have illustrations.
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>>24860221
that can't be a full page of text? i've seen comic panels with as much. is this just a particularily pretentious graphic novel format?
>>24859545 (OP)
that's what's happening in japan
>>24859865
I’m imagining resting my balls on your chud face right now
>>24859874
Being smart doesn’t mean you have good taste or judgement. Being smart likewise doesn’t mean you have an ounce of imagination. Go back to ‘reading’ VN’s or whatever it is you do, silly.
>>24859545 (OP)
N. C. Wyeth was my favorite as a youngling.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 1:32:11 PM No.24859870 [Report]
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12 angry men, but it's just one man defending himself and he's not angry
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>>24860309
>>24859870 (OP)
>one man defending himself
Eh, is he? His defense is “you’re too dumb to argue against me how about you sentence me to get the keys to the city and a medal lmao”.
Later when given an easy way out of dying he basically says he’s too old to bother.

Some genius.
>>24860288
pic related?
>UGLY ASS FAGGOT
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:08:44 AM No.24859706 [Report]
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Should you read the Greek gods as characters or personifcation?
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>>24859706 (OP)
You are supposed to read them as if you genuinely believe in them. We don't know whether Homer did, but the people who listened to the poems certainly did.
>>24859706 (OP)
Both.
>>24859706 (OP)
As both. The funny thing about greek mythology is that you are being told two stories at the same time. One superficial and the other deeper.
>>24859722
Did you meet the man? As far as I know we have nothing from him except his poems and maybe some hymns. If he believed in the gods, then...
>>24859739
See>>24859722
>>24859706 (OP)
As metaphors
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:19:17 PM No.24859983 [Report]
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I’m 38 yo male (surgery is on Tuesday) and I never knew much about Faulkner. I’ve been hearing about Hemingway propaganda since a kid and obviously did required reading on him in school.
I got into fiction recently and read Faulkner’s short stories on a whim. Caused me to read up on him because I was blown away. This is when I ran into the history of Faulkner and Hemingway and how they were both leading literary figures during their time but wrote radically different. There was some tension between them.
Made sense.
I just finished Hemingway short stories. Wasn’t really interested in comparing the two but I couldn’t get over how much Hemingway sucked.
I’ve known about his iceberg method of writing and how the alt right bros like Shane Gillis love him for being short and stoic but it just sounds pretentious and empty.
As soon as I read the barn fire story, I was gripped and full of questions. Those questions still linger. I’m not even a writer but it made rethink how to tell a story.
Hemingway doesn’t make me question anything. It’s not intriguing. I don’t want to explore his iceberg and what lays below. He thinks he’s some brave mysterious hero but it comes off as some dork in a fedora and a graphic tee drinking beer at a bar alone. Of course he was a manly man that went to war and boxed and all that but he seems really shallow.
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>>24860141
By whom? For what reason? What is the criticism?
I‘m gonna racebait because of the OP pic (which I don‘t understand) and because I just finished Go Down, Moses which was full of that. Kinda weird that Absalom, Absalom! came so near to treating the American history of social and literal miscegenation as a sort of metaphysical terror where the sins ...
>>24859983 (OP)
faulkner damn near the goat, breh
'bout time you came to understand that
check out the sound and the fury
>>24860215
>6 hour video
>at most charitable an hour and six minutes between posts
>clearly
>feel to try again
Well, at least you tried.
https://www.mssecretpodcast.com/secret-texts/
>inb4 Louis CK recommended all of those as well.
>>24860158
I asked if Shane Gillis reads. You reply by sending a podcast about US presidents in which Louis CK is clearly the only one to have actually read books about the subject matter. Feel to try again, though!
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 2:34:03 PM No.24859934 [Report]
is he wrong tho? Archived
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>>24859934 (OP)
didn't this guy live off nitrous oxide? anyways hitchens writes about him in god is not great. osho kept followers by keeping things mysterious. he at least pointed out his own contradictions tho
>>24859955
People are retarded because we don't have democracy.
>>24859946
Unironically no, but he should’ve followed it up with the philosophy of the upanishads and say to pursue Samsara end the pointlessness of human existence.
existence is a mystery and people should figure it out, one way or another
>>24859934 (OP)
He did say democracy was good but the people are retarded so he's correct
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 6:12:28 PM No.24857963 [Report]
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Thoughts on the greatest modern writer? What's your favourite work by him?
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>>24860455
Yeah it's great. I think the only volume that I have any issues with is 3 and it's by no means bad, it's just that his reminiscenes of childhood are too fuzzy and undefined to leave the same impression the rest of the project does.
>>24858415
what?
>>24858964
You're really sleeping on 4. It's pretty nutty.
>>24857963 (OP)
Fosse’s better
>>24858887
I read two pages of that shit and got bored
Anonymous 11/1/2025, 11:46:45 PM No.24848106 [Report]
Proust Thread Archived
Give me one good reason why he isn't the greatest writer to have ever lived
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>>24848106 (OP)
I cannot.
>>24859235
Perhaps. Sometimes. Not always. In any case, that doesn't negate what I originally said.
>>24857399
6/12
>>24857843
Philosophy is incidental in the best fiction thoever
>>24857399
Very comfy list
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 11:22:11 PM No.24858654 [Report]
Thread 24858654 Archived
Finishing this book in one week was very wrong idea, It really is very destructive even though i know his whole premise

It's just the arguments in it are extremely true
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>>24859906
No, I said "nope" to your last line.
>>24858654 (OP)
You sound like a faggot who just wanted to brag about how quickly you read the book
>>24858814
>>24858751
>>24858829
>>24858874
No you fucking retards, I meant destructive as in a positive manner not negative

I already have my own philosophy and i just see his book 4 a weakness of his own
>>24858654 (OP)
You now have to rebuild yourself in opposition to him (red pill) or forget everything (blue pill).
>>24858654 (OP)
Stop being a bitch ass nigga and start fighting.
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 3:42:37 PM No.24857692 [Report]
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Does reading philosophy make it easier to interpret literature?
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>>24857692 (OP)
I don't know.
>>24857692 (OP)
It is also easier if you know literary criticism or psychology
>>24857692 (OP)
Obviously. You'll have a really good background since you will get most topics of any book you will ever read and plus you had to read non fiction which demands a really good interpretation when reading, especially with philosophy.
no
Welcome to the /lit/ teahouse, we have a channel for discussing philosophy
https://discord.gg/7aRekaBg
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