/lit/ - Literature

>>6883195
A lot of professors will believe stupid stuff, since getting the position has more to do with memorization and people skills rather than innovative thinking, interest, or talent of any kind. But just becase The Cinema Snob reviews a movie by Ozu it doesn't mean you have to watch that instead of reading Hobbsbawn's great work on that director. There will always be a mass audience interested in the most basic things they can get and a specialized one that cares about the value of what they're reading and will search for the best possible text.

>>6883180
>>6883191
where's this from?

>>5946863
I'm sure the point was exagerating the father feelings when the wife takes the kids. It was completely over the top and that was good, a bit tamer and the mra guys would had turned it into their flag film.

>>5946897
I like you.
There's also a thing with the double being the one who gives the order to turn it into that. I felt it was something PSH would had wanted but hadn't the courage to lie like that, it needed a proxy to allow a momment of false passion.

>>5946922
>implying Camus wasn't best bishi

>>5791270
And to your question: I try to go for a steady 30 with fiction, less if I'm bussy more if I'm hooked, I feel it's a good pace and I can finish between two and four novels a month if I don't have too much college stuff. Theory has its own pace and can be faster or way slower.

>>5699451
What?
You're funny anon!