/lit/ - Literature

1. Catch-22
2. The Stranger
3. Lolita
4. Siddhartha
5. Cat's Cradle

>>4642779
>I don't understand it so it must be retarded

Pleb here. Will reading the Bible give me 20/20 allusion? How do I know I'm not missing any illusions. My eyes just kind of glaze over whenever Raskolnikov and Sonechka are speaking to each other.

I tried reading Ion and Meno and while I was able to understand them for the most part I still feel like I got shitslapped.

How do I into babby philosophy /lit/?

>>4073587
First time coming to /lit/ to see if there would be a thread about Heaney. Back to /pol/ I go, you are total plebs. Worse than /sci/.

I want to make a book where the main character is a psychologist. I have a cool Idea, and it will revolve around his field. But I have no fucking clue about psychology. how do I get a basic grasp of what a practising psychologist does and the field in general?
In general, when you need to do research about something for a book, how do you go about it without getting a PhD in 10 different subjects per book?

Is it acceptable to post about film on /lit/? /tv/ is nothing but waifuspam and pleb general.