/lit/ - Literature

>>20181464
>you have to remove the final remnants of old-world parochial localism and then just let evolution take it's course
It may have taken a good 150 years, but it's nice to see chuds finally coming around to embrace Marxism.

>>18940999
checked

>>15867368
For me, it's KJU
>Army-people unity is the root of our society and the greatest foundation of the military-first revolution. The people’s army must take the lead and be a forerunner all the time also in consolidating great unity between the army and the people as firm as a rock, succeeding to the tradition of the anti-Japanese partisans.

>>14987343
>In the novel there are no rules.
Yes there are, if you reject the existence of at least some prelimiary sets of rules that guide the construction of a literary work, we might just as well end up into the complete post-structuralist/post-modernist trap which tries to make sense of the idea that anything can be anything. I do not only absolutely loathe this line of thinking, but to even consider debating and squandering time on this to border on intellectual lunacy. Do not get me started.

>I like how you mentioned Nabokov, since one of his favourite authors was Joyce, the man who literally contributed to the innovation of the stream of consciousness, which destroyed traditional prose.
First of all, Nabokov isn't Joyce; the fact that one enjoyed the other doesn't make it so that the one is the same exact thing as the other. Do not use the strawman argument. Second, Joyce also is one of the great writers (perhaps the second greatest) that I admire; in fact his prose in his books like, for instance, The portrait of The Young Artist are incredibly well-done and exquisitely proportioned. Doesn't matter the fact that he attempted to overthrow the traditional prose of old; he still does have prose in his writing, something which Dostoievsky has a complete scarcity of, and whenever we happen to stumble on it, more often than not it is only a short hiatus composed of shameless mediocrity followed by trite dialogue, which is what Dosti's majority of books consist of.

>>14046750

>that anon who tries to win an e-thot over with poetry
lmao

https://desuarchive.org/r9k/thread/54269728/

>>13418543
>Segel as DFW

>>13352658

All shitposting aside; the direct interaction has been great

>>12901188
Well memed, friend.

I love watching socially and worldly inept basement dwellers squirm whenever anything drug related comes up

>>11462060

>>11420927

>>10955572
nice one

>>10801374

>>10740937
bravo, anon

>>10442652
you too man. happy holidays!

>>10368582
I should start reading Rilke.

>>10247800
Well deserved dubs

>>10188980
Love the larp,keep it up Anon

>>9746204
>Carver, Kafka, Nabokov

Nice. These 3 were very close to making it onto my own list >>9745994

>>9445027
A+

>>9435727
Glad someone called him on it.