/lit/ - Literature

>it’s a fictional dialogue between two historical figures

How the fuck did postmodernism get entire forests of literature written about it? It was literally a bunch of mediocre intellectuals who discovering “WHOAH MAN THE SIGN IS NOT THE SIGNIFIED,” which is a pretty simple concept that’s been established for a long time in semiotics and general philosophy. Was it really just a bunch of boring leftists with nothing interesting to say jerking off?

>philosopher so unimportant that there’s not even a real picture of him
Why won’t faggots on /lit/ shut up about this guy?

>music video version of song is better than album version

why does every postmodern novel give the impression that the author was fingering his own asshole while writing it?

>protaganist is a writer

Precept: Consciousness is only streamlined to the ends of motive
Context: Cell, Insect and Animal behaviors
Perspective: The lack of any further functioning communication network in terms of elaboration in even isolated groups do make the case for a very independent growth pattern in each individual state of identity but this of course is undermined by the lack of a linear communication complex in a species and hence are we left with instinct, or contextual immediate motive, and that depraves the organism of any real classification of aspirations and or multi-layered critical thinking patterns based on; circumstantial: the inability to rely on future reciprocation of a given scenario/can't determine positive reward from negative reward/focus is given with on every movement as opposed to judging the threat level of an environment(multi-layered critical thinking, these three just based on the living/dying scenario). And factual: there are none, multi-platformed thinking is an inaccurate pretense for an argument on consciousness as learning is something that is streamlined to the ends of gaining a motivator...

Had a laugh as I got to the end there, the TL:DR: The droning aspect of school gives you a sub insect consciousness build- which isn't necessarily a bad thing

>>6903509
>hurr nothing is good or bad
then neither is discriminating against other cultures, fuckface.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martian_%28Weir_novel%29#Reception
>Kirkus Reviews called The Martian "Sharp, funny and thrilling, with just the right amount of geekery."[11] The Wall Street Journal called the book "the best pure sci-fi novel in years."[2] Entertainment Weekly gave the novel a grade of "B", describing it as "an impressively geeky debut novel" but saying Weir "stumbles with his secondary characters".[4] USA Today rated The Martian three out of four stars, calling it "terrific stuff, a crackling good read" but noting that "Mark's unflappability, perhaps the book's biggest asset, is also its greatest weakness. He's a wiseacre with a tendency to steer well clear of existential matters."[12] Amazing Stories commented, "Andy Weir's The Martian will leave you as breathless as if you'd been dropped on the Martian surface without a suit".[13]

>watch anime recommended by /a/
>feel as if it's written for emotionally stunted manchildren capable of grasping only the most superficial of emotions

please tell me literature has more to offer

>>6288353
>implying anon didn't have metaphysical intercourse with the pure feminine embodiment of the literary zietgiest

>thick glasses D&D nerd hacking away on BASIC on his commodore 64 vs brogrammer fuccboi trying to make the next iOS hit on his macbook
>arcade culture vs couch potatoes playing cowadooty
>drive in theaters vs watching camrips on jewtube

Nah m8, 80's were objectively superior. you have to sail east to japan to experience anything like it again

feel threads are the only thing keeping the spirit alive

>"Should we press charges?"
>"No."

>mfw humanities fags try to apply their mystical garbage to mathematics/phsyics

>Solomon says don't fuck whores
>had 700 wives

He wanted them all for himself.