/lit/ - Literature

Any books on how identity politics took over academia?

>>20732542
Racial discrimination is good when it's used to correct injustices caused by racism.

>>20660009
>Cars are horribly inefficient. We should only use trains.
oh great. here comes one of those "walkable cities" soibois who's obsessed with trains and the dutch. gasoline vehicles are high T. it's scientifically proven that women are attracted to the smell of oil and gasoline. Sure, you can save the environment and whatever. But you won't get any POON for doing that. You won't be getting any PUSSY if you take the train. Not to mention women like men who can drive them to their dates. You don't wanna show up to a date on a fucking bicycle, unless you do, then in that case your a fucking beta male faggot. Take a Car and GET FUCKED (but in a good way ( by a woman)). you little pussy ass beta male faggot. I fuck your girlfriend and she cum and was liike "OH YOU HAVE SUCH A BIG TRUCK AND YOU BURN SO MUCH PETROL OH IM FUCKING CUMMING". kill yourself loser

>Hey were you aware of the fact that God is not real and the bible is fanfiction of the Jewish Torah?

>>20024032
>i'm a hardcore leftist
What do you think was it that made you embrace leftist thought-patterns? Was it the inability to think for yourself? Since it is clear that you did not come up with these leftist ideas, you simply started to wear them like a hat. Was it a big need to fit into a sick society? Why do you think giving people that are bad at handling money, that giving them more of it will magically make their lives better? How much exactly are you entitled to what someone else has worked for? How old are you?

Holy Freakin Crap.

I know it's been discussed a billion times, i know it's not a big deal, but I feel like I accomplished a herculean task and had to tell someone who might appreciate it. I actually read and finished Ulysses by Jimmy Joyce.

I know people read it more than once, and I'm tempted to, to understand and get the most out of it, but honestly, I don't think I could. it was a struggle, but I'm glad I read the damn thing.

would i recommend it? it seems to be one of those books you gotta WANT to read, so my opinion on it doesn't count.

i feel like i should celebrate or something.

>>18705517
>one of the best female characters ever written

>>18704871