/lit/ - Literature

is joining the military /lit/?

>>11479397
Turns out one can critique bad scholarship and problems within academia without supporting sad fascist wannabes. But this requires a level of nuance impossible on /pol/lit/ since the 2016 election

>>11368920
>doesn't study classics
>didn't read the book
>dismisses things he disagrees with to feel superior without actually thinking about them

This is your brain on /pol/
I don't give a fuck what you believe personally, just form your own fucking opinions and read more books.
/lit/ is dead long live /lit/

Sorry for no contribution but i'm starting to read as a primarly hobby

Hi /lit/ can you help me?
I'm looking for a philosophy book I saw posted on here a while ago.
It was something popular and there was a big theme of irony within it. It was written in the past few years or so I believe.

It's a well known book but I can't seem to find it. I'd like to know the name of it and discuss it a bit