/lit/ - Literature

>>18235408
>tfw your'e so omniscient you forget everything

I've started the Spanish series on three different occasions, but I always end up getting bored after like a week and stopping

>>10849943
How do I cope with not being part of the high iq masterrace. I best I can do is produce with a jewish girl.

why the hell is philosophy so hard to read? why can't they use easier words?

>I looked at the chicken before reading anything else.

thoughts on audiobooks? can they exercise your mind to the extent books do?

How do you guys know so much? I feel like a brainlet especially when I browse philosophy threads

Why was killing Rosencrantz and Guildenstern so important to Hamlet that he needed to be told that the job was done in his last moments? Was there nothing better to discuss as he lay dying? I don't understand

>tfw 108 iq brainlet, should i kill myself? No philosophy, no computer science for me as i will drop out eventually. Highest i could hope is being welder, but factory is loud and stinks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl7_pwO7R0w

How do I stop being a brainlet?

>>9892047
>tfw 129 iq

What the heck even is Fascism?

I have never seen a word with such a range of meanings.

I've read Giovanni Gentile's Doctrine of Fascism which essentially comes across as a sort of authoritarian form of traditionalism. But now some of you are saying it is hyper-modernist and gave way to certain elements of post-modernism.

Please help a brainlet understand. What are some key texts?

please recommend me a great literary novel published in the last 10 years. I haven't read a non-meme book in the 6 years since getting my English degree and I can feel my brain atrophying after binging """prestige""" tv for years. thank you.

Fucking normie pseuds...
Did u pass the pseud test? (No pausing)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7mTPaO80RI

>>9557749
Too difficult for a brainlet like me. Sorry, senpai.

>>9516504

>>9316969
I could be Joyce if I didn't live today.

>want to be an autodidact
>people learn best in the company of others

When should you use contractions in third person narration?

Sometimes I'll see a writer use "it's" and "it is" in the same sentence for example.

>>9129001
>tfw a 205.462 in3 brainlet

>mfw try to read eliot
>don't get any of it