/lit/ - Literature

>>7235281

hurr joke so fanny

>>6176406
>Creative Writing MFA here.

>>5741745

>whats an irony

>>5697292

>tipping them to make up for the employer's deficit

No thanks

>>5076424

hey /lit/ i'm new

what are some essential books to read? fiction or non

>>5000000
50,00,000th post is anti-semitic, /lit/ confirmed as the new /pol/

>The subject is interpolated into a poststructuralist feminism that includes consciousness as a reality. Thus, a number of narratives concerning not desituationism per se, but postdesituationism exist.

>In Vineland, Pynchon reiterates dialectic narrative; in The Crying of Lot 49, although, he analyses poststructuralist feminism. However, the characteristic theme of the works of Pynchon is the stasis, and some would say the genre, of neotextual sexual identity.

>The subject is contextualised into a pretextual dialectic theory that includes language as a paradox. It could be said that von Ludwig suggests that we have to choose between the postcapitalist paradigm of expression and subdialectic textual theory.

>The subject is interpolated into a pretextual dialectic theory that includes reality as a whole. Therefore, many theories concerning the postcapitalist paradigm of expression may be discovered.

gas the pomofags
language war now

1. City of God - St. Augustine
2. It is more incredible because more wonderful.

>The essence of Being is contained in the dialectic of logical Being as a necessary contraction of non-Being into Being; in other words, the essence of Being is nothing but The Real from which the parallax of Being proceeds as a logical necessity bound to our immediate comprehension of Being in the context of The Real as it is understood in a fourfold way, namely...

>>4409051

>no one saves inflammatory images for future trolling purposes

>>4224015
>all my errors
>on the lit board
>mfw

>>4175772
>market socialism to see how the market can be compatible with eliminating private ownership of the means of production.
>eliminate private ownership of the means of production
>the market can be compatible with socialism

pretel, who runs the factories? who hires the programmers? who decides what software gets produced? who decides what clothes lines get green lit? Who decides what music gets produced? What incentive do people in this system have to not cheat the system and not create their own means of production? Who decides who has good enough ideas in this system to get access to means of production? What and who decides what a good idea is? What incentive do people have to not steal or barter for more than their share of the goods produced? Isn't the ultimate goal of socialism to become the most equal society?

"Men are men but man is a woman." G.K. Chesterton

What does this quote mean?

>>3451764
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Awesome thread idea, faggot.

Every time I read something written by Sunhawk, I feel like pic related.

I have no idea why he hasn't killed himself yet. No idea at all.

>>3396789

>>3393499

Yo /lit/ what's the current pattern of facial hair you're sporting, which you touch while you're reading books.

Book related because I mentioned books in the above sentence.