/lit/ - Literature

>>17651778
Strike (1925)

>>17628541
It is, especially when the protagonist is a school girl. It's literally meant for school children.

>be me
>get inspired enough to plan a study schedule, first by taking ancient Greek classes, then reading old texts, then learning Latin, reading those, and then continuing on into modern languages in the course of years
>planning out the texts to read chronologically from Homer to Zizek
>having fun thinking of how i will enjoy reading literature in its original form
>stop
>remember why i never had the time or passion to begin studying in philosophy or other subjects at all
>how i dropped out of college without ever knowing what's what and that i was always, and always will be, a brainlet
>think that i will never even truly understand old texts, i'm too dumb
>erase whole study plan
>call comes in on work headset
>"hello, my name is anon. How can i help you?"
>a tear rolls down my cheek

How can i ever escape brainletism? How can i be /lit/?

>>10971981
this.

>>10911708
I'm a huge fan of Eisenstein films and anything from that era as well as Kurosawa, are those /lit/?