/lit/ - Literature

>>2451187
Whoa there bro.
I don't have to post 'em if you don't like it.

>>2352955
Transformers 2,
Independence Day,
Die Hard,
Scenes from a Marriage,
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
The Royal Tenanbaums
Fight Club
Hoodwinked
Goodbye Lenin!
Rush Hour 3

Fuck you plebs.

There is no such thing as a modern analytic philosophy in todays post-modern word. If you're still following some other guys interpretation of the 'fundemental problems' then you're doing everything wrong.

>last five
Bed - Tao Lin
The Plague - Camus
Great Gatsby - Fitzgerald
Best behaviour - Noah Cicero
Rico Slade Will Fucking Kill - Bradley Sands

>Current
None

>Next five
Damascus by Joshua Mohr
How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive by Christopher Boucher
The Snow Whale by John Minichillo
i am not sidney poitier by Percival Everett
Person by Sam Pink

>>2052976
In a lot of ways fashion is a comment on modern society. It can be argued fashion is the forerunner and the new 'culture' follows. But the real truth is, fashion just picks up on the rising sociatal norms. For example; the heroin-chic campaign in the 90's got slack for influencing developed nations that being an addict was okay. This was not the case, it was merely a comment on how drugs have become mainstream over the years and how in the 80's and early 90's everyone was dabbling in some form of narcotics.

Like literature, fashion merely echos that in which the people who work in the trade see around them.

Tommy Hillfiger for example now promotes mostly 'casual' look models. Calvin Klien the same. why? Because it is a comment on contermporary culture. We are no longer worried as much as we were with our looks. We are less busy, less intent to impressive. Todays society is lazy and fashion shows that with the 'casual' look it is promoting.

Note: Casual means regular people look, not casual as in football hooligan.