/lit/ - Literature

>>11322831
>pasted in "MC Mental at his best"
>Got Corey Doctorow

>Normally look like a slob
>Get myself ready for an interview
>Shower
>Dress myself business casual
>Get buzz cut and trim my beard
>Wipe off dirt from my boots and rub that polish stuff on them
>Feel fake and silly, but whatever
>Stop by store real quick
>Feel like people are nicer to me
>Older woman calls me handsome
Guys, I think there's something to this dressing well thing.

>>9263432
>Obtiens ton bac puis reviens sur /lit/
> bac
qu'est-ce que lui voulait dire par ça?

correct my bad french pls

>>9263427
>>9263453
i think i'll try a bit of both and go with the one that is more my speed.

appreciate the advice anons.

>>8720428
i read that this year, great book. I wasn't feeling how I am now though so it's probably worth a quick look through again

>>8720436
>he appears to have an abnormal amount of issues even for 4chan

What would you guys say should be read before Nietzsche and Kierkegaard?

I've been taking an online course on Kierkegaard, and got a bit on Socrates through that. So I'm finally getting more into the Greeks with plays, Homeric epics and hymns, and Plato.

What's most important to read in the gap between the ancients and modern philosophers?

>>7074324
>as well as German stories written for beginners.

Which ones, mate?

>Also I'm streaming German TV online as well as watching movies

Can you name which ones you're watching? Do you use english subtitles?

>>7056191

>>7046641
>small business owners are smug pricks who think they're john galt but then cry like a baby if they face any disruption in their industry, i'm not sure how helping someone like that is considered a good thing...

That's because the effects of supporting local business extend beyond short term to long term.

Most people only have a rough understanding of economics.

It's better to support local business who cycles the money back into the community. There's a lot of criticism of corporation because a lot of them try to avoid taxes by moving their head quarters overseas, like burger king did. These are taxes that people and communities are missing out on. Thus, buying from corporations comes at the consumer's expense in the long run.