/lit/ - Literature

>>14570492
>inconsequentially
I dont think that word means what you think it means.

>>13077104
ugh

>>12588243

>analytical philsophy

>prescriptivism

>>11765251
T.

>>11569348
>eats another mouthful of cockroachs

>>11564626

>Discussing Joyce in my literature class at the community college

*Buuuurrrrppp*

*raises hand*

>Excuse me, yeah, teache, if Joyce was so great, why was he a straight, white male

*pin drops*

>Like yeah, Finnegans wake is great and all but really, do we need another Cishet white male author

*teacher is weeping openly at this point*

>Well, this has been a nice chat buckos. When you want to discuss real literature- you know, the type written by third world tranvestites, well, you know where to find me

*flips fedorah backwards onto head, turns 360 degrees and moonwalks out the door*

>Oh, and teache, one more thing. Dostoveski? That guy, give him my regards. My, uh *burps* atheist regards

>>11525133
>on one hand it falls, and on the other hand it rises

>>11493635
Oh, so do you say no or yes to the idea of God?

God is the ultimate idea,

What's your ultimate answer?

>>11484172
But that is exactly what universities produce

>>11037610

>>10983539
haha exdi the reals>feels meem
*tips*

If you replace reading /lit/ with reading books, you will read significantly more. You're wasting your read words per day on the same "what's the best translation of Homer?" threads we get everyday. Cut down to 30 minutes a day.

I am reading the equivalent of a novella per day by replacing my words per day with authors instead of arguing with people who have not even read the books we are arguing. I am more knowledgeable and well-read than I ever was. If you read a book per week, you can only hope to read roughly 3000 more books in your life. Would you rather that than yet another "is a kindle worth it and where could I get ebooks?" thread?

Close this window right now and do it.

>Pleb tier
voicing the last consonant in Nabokov's name
>Patrician tier
not being a pedophile

>I'm not atheist, I'm different from these r/atheism plebs
>I'm agnostic / ignostic / theological non-cognitivist
>>what does that mean? do you believe in god or not?
>I don't believe in god ... but I'm not atheist, pls don't call me a fedora