/lit/ - Literature

>>14142191
>Or go on YouTube and find some poem readings.
I'm interested, got some good links?

>>13609925
I wrote Land a mail once.
His response was addressing my question but was also as short as it possibly could have been.
I wonder how many other faggots bother the guy.

>>13609306
Accelerationism, or his spin on it, is descriptive, speculative to the extent that it makes you read back on older philosophers, in line with 4chan type counter culture and highly memeable.
It sticks because there's nothing better around. It's also less ideological than anything on the left and right.

>>13519722
Were the Burschenschafter the good guys?

I record an essay and need to pronounce this mans name, can someone give me a hint

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bernays

I'm German and this guy is Swiss, but Bernays doesn't strike me at particularly German or French. Should I say it as if it was an English name?
Thanks.

>>12850076
Good question. I also don't get it.
Further monitoring this thread. Anybody pls give their take.

>>12850089
I'm shitposting on /sci/ (and /tv/ and /biz/ and /lit/) since 2008, been witnessing all those anime posts without knowing more than Ghost In The Shell.
Now just this month I've seen Neon Genesis Evangelion and Series Experiment Lain and suddenly feel the need to defend Lain posters like yourself as well. I find it has something futuristic and true to it.
That said, I'm already fearing I exhausted the peak of the medium and there's probably not much more good stuff in the swam of shit - after all, this is produced in a for-profit common denominator fashion, for the most part.

>>12850188
I feel those are phrases. Especially
>be spontanous
doesn't resonate with me. Can't a similar case not being made for the opposite - "work dedicatedly towards a genuine goal"?

>>12850182
Sex is a meme. A primitive desire like wanting to eat once or day or so.

>>12850234
I started it. Stopped when he started to give that forceful rant on why Don Giovanni is the best piece of music (literally). Good points where made, but it didn't feel focused and to the point.