/lit/ - Literature

>>17764086
>why would Roman (and thus later: Italian) Catholics be so obsessed with their civilization's historical symbolism
i don't know

>>17447551
>Hera is so pissed that Ino takes pride in raising her sister Semele's orphaned child, the twice-born god Dionysus, in part for his being an evidence of Zeus' philandering with mortal women and being his latest bastard child in a series of bastard children, that Hera commands the Fury of Insanity, Tisiphone, to visit devastation onto Ino's home, which she does; and so Tisiphone drives Ino's husband Athamas insane at which point he takes their biological infant and whirls him like a sling dashing his head into a stone and killing him before turning on Ino, who to escape his madness grabs their other child and flees, diving off of a cliff into the ocean
>this is boring

>>14744913
Yeah that's exactly what Tolstoy was thinking when he wrote Levin mowing the grass

>>3704211

Eng essay due in a few hours

How would /lit/ define happiness

So english isn't my first language and i need somebody to proofread my work, could you please spend a minute profreading this?


"Operative systems are the most essential piece of software that runs on a computer.
An operative system consist of a kernel which is its central and most important component , allowing it to run application software and managing the usage of computer memory and CPU allocation and a basic collection of software to make it work and interact with third party software applications and hardware."


Thank You