/lit/ - Literature

Hi /lit/, I'm having trouble deciding on which classes to take for 3000-level Latin and Greek. What seems the most interesting to you?

https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas_ad/ancient_greek_descriptions.shtml
https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas_im/latin_descriptions.shtml

Hi /lit/, I'm having trouble deciding on which classes to take for 3000-level Latin and Greek. What seems the most interesting to you?

https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas_ad/ancient_greek_descriptions.shtml
https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas_im/latin.shtml

>>14970185
>his "God" cannot enter into a fully human mode of being without compromising his divinity
>his "God" is scared of admitting any multiplicity without splitting himself into parts

>>14806460
No, but you just did.

>>14702540
>the first boards were created for posting images and discussion related to anime
>After the site's creation, Poole invited users from the ADTRW subforum, many of whom were dissatisfied with the site's moderation, to visit 4chan, which he advertised as an English-language counterpart to Futaba Channel and a place for Western fans to discuss anime and manga.

>>14700954
>when any philosophy gets too esoteric, i lose interest
>reads Hindu philosophy
something is not right here...

>penis size
>last book read

for me it's
>22 cm
>The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

I need some credit points for uni

>>13505804
Are you this insufferable in real life? It's not difficult to read many books, despite what the average person would want you to believe. 50 books is nothing. I was going through 50 a year in my early teens. What matters is how deeply you understand the material; if you have the vanity to brag about how erudite you are on 4chan, you probably don't understand what you read.

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>>13324614
I obviously don't speak for most zoomers, but as a zoomer i've probably read more books than everyone who posts in this thread combined. i started at 14 (i'm 18 now) and since then i've read around 1-2 books a day. i've read my way through most of the western canon and i doubt that any of you boomer shits can say the same. as for what i've produced: you'll know in a decade or two, or in the birth of a new literary movement within the next few centuries if i'm particularly unlucky.
>>13324088
also this

>>13101039
>contempt

>>13062266
imagine getting so buttblasted by frogposters that you save the sticky image to your hard drive

>>9958329
>he doesn't realize satire is supposed to be funny and offer insight on it's target

>''Mozart was basically the pop music of his times: had he been born in the '80s-'90s he would have become either a pop musician or a film music composer!''

>''Beethoven? He was the death metal of the 19th century!''

>>9494418
>greece was a thing
>Rome wasn't very dependant on the slave trade.

>>9393629
Are you as skeptical as the most common raiders you'll find on 4chan, namely stormfags?
More in general, why are you scared by people wanting to change your opinion? Do you think that these guys are able to brainwash you? At best they'll give you arguments, which you will be able to respond to, or simply discard them if they amount to shitposting.

You're on fucking /lit/, are you really that insecure about your judgement skills?

>>9281277
that's not a smug face

>>8812851
Should be called tseudoku hah hah hah