/lit/ - Literature

Proust's Swann's Way

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1aIKJWMImNT

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>>2371413
Honestly, I can't wait to read and write our generation's experience on the internet. The hipsters in New York haven't really captured it satisfactorily for me, yet. It's really the end of loneliness.

I mean, when I feel like I can't find anyone to discuss some esoteric interest of mine, I go onto 4chan and find, like, 40 similarly minded people to have a lively discussion. It's utterly astounding what this does to my growth as an individual, to *not* feel so isolated.

I have real friends, but they're all just typical pleb drinking dumbasses who go out to clubs and bars and talk about vaginas and pot. I would have long ago lost hope in pursuing knowledge if I had not been able to find a community of likeminded learners and readers like you guys.

I would not be going on to higher education and becoming an attorney in 3 years time if it was not for this community. I would also not be a current private teacher with the interests that I picked up from the people I've met on here. Pretty strange to be saying that.

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Author: Judith Butler
Article: PEACE IS RESISTANCE TO THE TERRIBLE SATISFACTIONS OF WAR: AN INTERVIEW WITH JUDITH BUTLER
Year: Fall/Winter 2003

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