/lit/ - Literature

>>4741162
Here's this chart from the wiki.

As for contemporary, I've heard good stuff about HHhH by Laurent Binet.

Does anyone else 'not believe' in deductive logic? I have just found the definition now and have simply discovered that I have not used it to make any logical conclusions. It simply isn't useful or 'real'. One thing can't prove another simply by analogy, unless in that specific class of things or system, it is suggested by a pattern of inducted examples. Then, it becomes a candidate for inductive verification. Deduction is useful for ideation, that is, determining what should be tested next as per a 'greedy algorithm' such that a specific pattern of things may then be inducted into a larger system for use, but it has not true truth value in any way. My reasoning stands as per a Kantian epistemological position. Demonstrate that I am wrong.

>>3908067
France is there, but I haven't transferred the titles into text yet. It's just as an image for the moment.

France is on the older version of the rec page. I haven't added it to the new version yet because all the titles on the recommendations chart are in French and I don't feel like doing the work right now. If anyone else wants to type out all the titles, they are free to.

french literature

>>2353669
As long as it's foreign? Would you care for Czech or Japanese recommendations?

We do already have recommendations charts for all of these too, if you look at the sticky.

Does anyone have this list with the books that are in translation? My French isn't so good, and I've been looking into some French fiction.

MOAR

ITT: we post the last sentence we read in the book we're currently reading. Others guess what book it is. IT'S GO TIME

"Then, when the secretary had left and they were alone together, they each expressed a thought that had come to both of them at the same time: they should go and have a look at Box Five."

More like this.

>>1507295
Here's the chart.

>>959803

Sartre, Baudelaire...tween? WTF?!

For reals, you'd be called a tween if you read Twilight in public and in private.

I think most of /lit/ approves of Sartre and Baudelaire. This list should help too (mostly fiction, but you're looking for the mood you want in any form).

>Amélie Nothomb

You might want to correct that; she's a Belgian writer born in Japan.

There's various categories. I'll post a couple - none made by me, so anyone who objects, fuck off.