/lit/ - Literature

good morning sirs! very good post thank you sir for posting the needful

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>>19579846
GOOD MORNING SIR

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good morning sirs

>>18477727
It really depends on what you're trying to get out of it and your own capabilities. If you're just reading an introduction on a topic, you won't have much to compare or criticise about what is written (as you're so new to the subject). Plus, most surveys are simply relating positions and not arguing for them, so evaluation is even more limited. You should, of course, have opinions on what you read—i'm not even sure if it is possible not to—but you don't need to be so assiduous as to write them down every chapter. If you have a good memory, i don't think note taking is necessary either. Taking a critical approach is welcome, but depends more on the subject you're reading: you don't read a history book to pick-apart the historian's account (usually), nor do you read a philosophy book to simply know the argument or conclusion they're making. Choose whatever is the most appropriate to the book and your goals, i can't say much more specific than that. If you're just reading casually, then cramming, notating, highlighting and earmarking, probably isn't necessary. Though i agree that talking about it with someone, even if it's just autists on the internet, is a good way of understanding something.
But, above all, stop worrying so much about it—it isn't as complicated as you seem to think it is. Just keep reading an you'll get the hang of it.

>>16317994
If anyone wants a laugh they should go to the Islam stack exchange. Stack exchange is actually shit-tier 90% of the time nowadays and I suspect it has been overrun by Indians just like quora. Though considering how many ESLs were in that IQ test thread, I'm worried /lit/ is too. You better all be from Continental Europe or Japan.

>>16141013
>All animeposters should be permanently rangebanned.
hello newfag.

What are you reading to usher in the world's next superpower?