/lit/ - Literature

>>23466621
There is a time and a place for all of them. Cow milk is great for making greek yogurt, goat milk for cheese and wife's for getting weird on those rare nights when we're alone together.

>Sláinte

>>23429489
>>23429514
>>23429673

Not that anon, but in the modern version of stoicism it preaches literal cope as a solution for problems. It preaches thinking out rather than direct, aggressive action. If there is one thing we do not need more of in modernity it is more thinking.

It discourages doing, and disincentivizes immediate action. It rejects anger, wrath, hate and fury as motivations for actions too.

Hatred, not love, motivates that is why atrocity propaganda works and that which focuses on love does not.

>>23375774
There does not need to be a formal conspiracy when interests converge, you stupid nigger.

George Carlin should of named the jew, he most assuredly saw what was going on.

>>23363917
No, you niggerjew.

>>23331275
Literotica.

>>23294988
>88
>In Hitler thread

>>23283649
>Try reading books outside of Catholic Conservatism.

No, I don't think I will.

>>23264537
>>23264566
He asked a question. He did not say it was uninteresting. Clearly he was asking what makes it interesting to the author, and potentially what will make it engaging for a reader.

Are there many people who want to engage in literature but have neither the academic background of college and university needed to get a good handle on it, yet still want to go through a process of discovery and excitement of reading a classic book without knowing what it is they are reading before they turn the first page?

I ask because I recently had the idea of putting together a book which would explain a few points of each of some of the canons I have read. Included would be a pretty rough outline of what formed them, common themes and then recommending books and authors based each canon. The one key difference from this and simply doing online research is that I intend to give just enough direction for the unlearned reader to be aware of what to look out for without laying it out and robbing the reader of the discovery of it.

This would be aimed at people like myself, blue collar types who perhaps went in to the trades despite potentially having the ability of going to university and studying.

>New values
>New narratives
>New goals
>New disciplines

>Reinvent concepts
>Reinvent history
>Reinvent motives
>Reinvent results

>Reject traditions
>Reject continuity
>Reject structure
>Reject linearity

>Subvert power structures and hierarchy
>Subvert beauty and art
>Subvert meaning and truth
>Subvert objectivity

GTK TND RWN

>>23239520
Solzhenitsyn and Goethe.

Yes, I will be reading them to my child when he is old enough to understand and enjoy.

>>23179395
I parked your Vauxhall, don't worry about it.

>>23094869
Because it's shit, and widely regarded to be shit. There is a good reason why they never achieved any recognition beyond his part of Poland. It is famous because of the video games, not because of the quality of the writing.

>>23094871
There is nothing Slavic about it, it is generic European folk lore.

>>22946013
>>22946065
>does not partake in effort posting

>>22945756
nailed it

>>22753713
He died before the book was published, nor does the book he co-authored hold any views that appear to be subversive to the West and in fact may explain a good deal of the problems plaguing it.

>>22521530
By writing about things that AI has absolutely no ability to write about. Namely the things which it has had its datasets removed on or is prevented from answering on in a positive light.

>White Nationalism
>Ethno-Centrism
>Fascism
>Nationalism
>Justification for preemptive violence
>Standard family arrangements
>Firm gender roles

>>22501147
>Holy Bible
At least read and understand the book before you recommend it regardless of what OP asks for. The Bible preaches that all are equal before God. Aristocracy is predicated not on egalitarianism but on inequality and hierarchy. I know you will respond with some horseshit about Christ ennobling the spirit, but that is the opposite of what is being asked for here.