/lit/ - Literature

>>9772129

>>9693300
>3. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche are extremely overrated by this board because of their heavy-handedness in expressing ideas which means that it takes minimal effort for half-hearted young readers to understand their views and attempt to live by them. They lack subtlety and so are easily latched on to by people that aren't willing to commit to more challenging works.
pseud as fuck

you think anyone here is 'living' Dostoyevsky's ideals? lmao

>>8965700
Just as soon as your latent homosexuality ceases vying within your supergo to manifest itself. We'll go together.

No, I had tremendous enjoyment reading when I was young. I'd read all the books in our (admittedly limited) class library before year's end in the later grade of elementary school and was morose each time I had to start re-reading thing during our mandatory reading periods.

>>8934169
>tfw I thought the exact same thing

>Finnegans Wake tears my bag and falls on the foot of the qt girl behind me, shattering 3 bones
>in between her cries of agony her eyes lock onto mine
>'I'm literally pained by how much of a pseud-faggot you are anon, holy shit'
>tfw
;_;

>>7980079
>>>/r/communism

Is Polanyi worth reading? I like his Catholic idea of socialism

http://people.f3.htw-berlin.de/Professoren/Thomasberger/pdf/37_Christianity_and_Economic_Life.pdf

When did you grow out of your "KKKapitalism sux" phase?

Why is Marxism so attractive to the academic class?

Are the humanities even worth saving?