/lit/ - Literature

>>10314453
Yeah some of us are NEETscholars and wagecucks

Who are some stylistically similar or interesting English poets to make me feel better about never being able to understand Rimbaud and Baudelaire?

Anyone wanna talk about books or namedrop philosophers?

tinychat / lit

Pls don't delete this one mods, these chats are always a lot of fun

>>6158279
mfw i see all these 18yo namedropping and they think we don't notice

>>6138254
Rimbaud in in his 30s
Boris Pasternak
Herman Melville in the late 1860's
John Keats
Goethe in his middle age

>>6042058

>seriously considering the postulated truth-value of solipsism when, in fact (not 'factually') and, in truth (not 'truly'), it's (a violation of English-prime, ostensibly) nonsensical, vaudevillian, farcical, plebeian, balderdashian, illusory, phantasmic notation; i.e., a quintessential exemplification and stellar, luminous instantiation of unsubstantiated, unfounded, unevidenced, uncorroborated, propositional onanism.

G'day. *1

*1. Wherein the aforementioned contractive conjunction utilizing the symbol typically--insomuch as 'I'm' currently aware within the relatively limited strata of perceptions amidst the contemporaneous societal existential-modality-actuality framework that which is one of denouncable stature contemporarily (Such as to where the aforesaid is, indeed, able to be denounced, and in no other subtle, implicit, or tacit fashion intrinsically suggests anything more-so than such, for such remains such)--is designated amongst various contemporaries Algophilically as a 'g', valuatively, (that's phonetically enunciated as " ⟨g⟩ " {please consult the IPA's [it's their's] handbook [the International Phonetic Association] correspondingly if *you* manifest further fervency for inquiry} represents through intuitive colloquialism the referenced insinuation.

>>6041439
if >>6041410 is what you were trying to say, you are fucking horrific at explaining yourself

>"how i wish to act" (somewhat of a misnomer, as this includes both "unconscious" and "conscious" thought) has been determined directly by all of those influences above

"How I wish to act" (also known as free will)" somewhat of a misnomer" NO FUCKING SHIT that is why you saying "le problem has dissolved" is absurd

determinism, in common parlance, as your buddy witty would have liked, and free will in common language are completely incompatible

>>6034375
>Last
A Sport and A Pastime - James Salter
>Now
Butcher's Crossing - John Williams
Suttree (Again)
Audiobook of Farewell to Arms
>Next
The Confidence-Man (I never accurately predict what I'll read next)

Writers like Arthur Rimbaud?

>>5203141
>mfw i know shlepped from listening to lenny bruce

>>5144844
dubs speaks the truth

>>5138793
i'll just write unusual ones you guys may like

pedro paramo-juan rulfo
mortals-norman rush
The Mahabharata
the blue flower-penelope fitzgerald
pretty boy floyd-larry mcmurty
canti-giacomo leopardi
cien anos de soledad-marguez
zibaldone-leopardi
dom casmurro-machado
Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me-farina
the leopard-lampedusa
the adventures of magroll-mutis
the betrothed-manzoni
the liberation of jerusalem-tasso
and various african novels

>>5108638
>rest your brow upon my cheek
seems to me that
>rest your forehead on my cheek
is smoother, if you like the words

also,
>all restraints imposed by moral law
I'd take out moral, it adds too many syllables and is not more accurate, to me

captcha was my favorite number :)

>>5064321
>>5064315
i said fairly strong consensus, i never said it wasn't changing slowly

>>5000586
Keep on reading my friend.