/lit/ - Literature

>>21600071

>>20195295
> their ancillary Althusserian (and subverted Marcusean)

>>13364738

>>13016944
>Who should we have addressing young women about leadership?
>Um... Jordan Peterson?

>>11776645

>>10087990
Rayleigh is also capable of taking on entire armies by himself. The idea that he's really 'owned' by other people is a stretch even though he sells himself into slavery.

>>10088017
Also what this guy said.

>>9097445
>he said it was a categorical fact that the Egyptians went to the Americas
>And also said Lamarck might of got it right but is tarnished by the Soviets using his work

>>7330104
>Orson Welles at Work
>The Cinema of Orson Welles
>Whatever Happened to Orson Welles?
>Discovering Orson Welles

If there is a conspiracy, why wouldn't something like 2312 win?
Its got all kinds of fuckedup transgressive sexual and social shit going down.
The argument I have heard is it "oh uh well uh um *scratches neckbeard* m-maybe the conspiracy wanted one of dem LIBRUL authors to win instead?"
Well Kim Stanley Robinsons as liberal as you can get being a green/anarchist
But anyway, WHAT IF it didn't because Robinson got so caught up in being transgressive and giving us a grand tour of the solar system that he left the story and characterization by the wayside?
And people voted for something that was better written?
Doesn't that sound simpler than the grand conspiracy to promote liberalism passing over a liberal because just because?