/lit/ - Literature

B-bump!

Once I read (can't remember where exactly) that a good habit for any writer is to make lists of all books he has read, movies he has seen, music he has listened, and so on. Do you think that is actually helpful? Also, do any of you do it? If you do, do you use any specific site to track what you've already read?

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>>2198719

Lolita, The Sound and The Fury, Catcher in the Rye, Dom Casmurro, Pride and Prejudice, 1984, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Crime and Punishment and The Metamorphosis are all classics I enjoyed to read. Your argument is invalid.

If anyone could answer my question, I would be immensely happy.

Some areas of philosophy hold great relevance for other fields of knowledge, such as moral and ethics (important to politics and law), the identity of the self (important to neuroscience and AI computation) and the nature of knowledge (important to physics, specially). Do The World as Will and Representation and Critic of Pure Reason hold any pragmatic relevance? Are they applicable in any way in real life?

I swear to God this isn't a troll question, I'm honestly curious.

I would create a topic to ask this, but since this one is already discussing philosophy, I may as well ask it here:

What are some great philosophical works on suicide? What would you recommend on this subject?