/lit/ - Literature

Lying on someone's lap, listening to them read. Heaven.

>>2444525
All I ever meant when denying their validity is, the "hipsters" of old aren't to be found in the nebulous group of 20-somethings of now. What we have is a lumped together bunch with no valid name and no real distinctions to separate them from "normal" people.

>>2157456
Her cadence is off-putting, as you say. The uneven emphasis on numbers, the condescending speed at which she talks that feels like I'm watching a newscast on VLC at 0.5X, and her permanent look of motherly concern.

As I've said already, she is doing the most important work there is--being an independent news source that critically examines stories that would otherwise go untouched by corporate-backed news outlets. And I love her guests. Howard Zinn, Chomsky, Michael Moore, Cornel West, Slavoj Zizek. She surrounds herself with the most brilliant men alive. But I can't really cope with the format of DN in video. 1 Hour of newscast in a world of NYT online, where I can pick and choose what I want to watch, is unbearable to me.

I'm really thankful for their rush transcripts.

>>2116328
Do you go to University in France? I'm surprised at any University that doesn't subscribe fully to JSTOR.

All my best, French-anon:
http://www.mediafire.com/?udfp3aa0iyg1r0g