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>>1561906

"Villain, I have done thy mother."

>>1561915

I understand the basic structure of the book, but the ridiculous detail and number of atrocities in the play and the shallow prose are seen by critics like Bloom to be evidence for it as being a parody of Marlowe who was Shakespeare's contemporary.

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>>1561901

>saging a literature thread

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Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare, /lit/.

Was it a parody of Marlowe or just shit?

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>>1561842

He manipulates his age, his good looks and his hipster-cred because he was previously part of an obscure band to get people interested in science by making it fashionable, because he is trendy.

It's sort of like the democratisation of scientific interest, however the interest created is usually superficial and romantic.

But even if people who watch his show and shows like it extract SOME modicum of scientific knowledge, it can lead to an exponential growth in consciousness and intellectual maturity.

Especially amongst younger people.

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Anyone else read this?

I've been reading it all day.

It's written like L'Etranger but it's even more dense.

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Anyone else read this?

>> No.1561630 [View]

/lit/ - Gaben

>> No.1561622 [View]

Dog dogs, dog.

>> No.1561594 [View]

You'd think such a concise writer like Camus wouldn't be so difficult to translate.

>> No.1556707 [View]

MCR

>> No.1556592 [View]

Fuck you and your pretentious, psuedo-sentimental garbage.

I bet you use a typewriter too, or at least wish you could.

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>>1556530

>> No.1556519 [View]

You guys have been abusing me for months now.

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>Withering Heights

>> No.1556428 [View]

twilight

>> No.1556387 [View]

>>1556383

But the substance of music isn't entirely subjective.

>> No.1556379 [View]

Science was once a branch of philosophy, you know.

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>>1556260

I said that once, because I saw a guy with a neckbeard and a funny walk emerging from WHSmiths in central one day.

You always tell me that you made eye contact with me or that I should try and think hard about where you might have sen me.

>you're a nobody

Unlike you tybrax, I don't obsess about popularity and persona. Calling me a nobody is meaningless to me.

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>>1556211

I didn't propose we meet up, you creep on me as I go about my business in the mitchell.

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I knew the day would come when Truman would get too big for a peasant unsecure tripcode.

Can I ask you, mr impersonator, what I said that upset you so much?

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