/lit/ - Literature

>>17639543
Not him but I'm too black-pilled to take it upon myself to learn new languages. I'm only interested in European ones, given my heritage, but I see no future for my people. Germany, England, and Sweden are the models of the future. They aren't entirely non-white yet but with dwindling native birthrates and a high rate of non-white immigrants that breed like rabbits, alongside the utter lack of any attempt at assimilation or proper language acquisition in the host countries, why bother. By the time the virus is over, I doubt that many European countries would even be worth visiting. I can understand the need to learn something just for the sake of it, but there are better things worth devoting time towards. I'm a uni student rn and was thinking of taking Latin, but the reality is that I'll probably forget most shit of that in 5-11 years. Philosophy, art, and literature have long-lasting effects that needn't rely on rote-memorization as they are simultaneously abstract and personal.

>>17612468
Bloob Meroobian

>>17566245
prove it. remember, no observation of any kind is allowed.

>>17460235
>The less socialization I got, the more I read and the more I became right-wing.

>>17309381
>truism

The best of genre fiction (whether or not it's recognized as such) is better than the best of literary fiction.

This is a simple matter of volume of authors. Literary fiction also attracted the frightful early-20th century pseud, who traveled in packs and wielded concerning amounts of power over the literary canon.

Great stories(, art, music, etc.) are discovered, not created.

Stoner or Fiasco (Lem)?

>>15404457

Is philosophy parasitic? It asserts its own necessity. The only truly important questions are unanswerable. People live happy lives and accomplish great things without it.