/lit/ - Literature

>>19567069
Can't shit post against that, can I?

>Another Bakker Thread.
>They can't stop thinking about him.
>They can't stop writing about him.
>They can't stop posting about him.
>They can't stop seething about him.

Is this what "rent-free" means?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md7qFEREVmc

How can a cocaine addict be so based?

>>18587825
>did you like Sanderson?

>>18503321
>No one can unwrite his books.

>>18366366
>Oreos aren't vegan
I will wait while you google it.

What are some good /lit/ tattoos?

the alt-right isn't an actual thing you dumb fucks

>a classmate who was sitting next to me was discussing 50 shades of gray with other girls
>I must have been looking at them with a face resembling that of Costanza
>she said the book was really good despite all the kinky shit in it
>I just nodded my head with a smile, thinking how pleb she and the other girls were

I hope I'm a better person now.

>>8278870
>mfw I'm a light eyes
>mfw when Mistborn was boring as fuck

>>8137345
Hello newfriend

>>6924754

Holy shit your list is pure cancer

Plato is full gnostic

St Augustin de Hippo and Thomas de Aquino at least bought back some aristotelian thought

just kill yourself

>>6919819

>he doesn't realize that Machiavelli just put funny phrases as he wrote

>he can't realize that Rousseau was blind to his maximum axiom that human can be educated and perfected

>he calls other plebs

Poe's law is a bitch

>>6430339
sick subjective linguistic prejudice, bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkcWYlzHpPI

>Typical /lit/ poster

It's a low fantasy world set at the end of the middle ages, and looks at how the characters respond to the beginning of the modern world.

There's a bit where some guy sees a mirror for the first time in his life, while other characters slowly start reckoning time with clocks instead of the movements of the sun.

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lel :DD

>>6070924
I fucking love these.

>>5860785
"Intellectually-dishonest" is a very fitting description for her writings. There always seem to be vast underlying normative presumptions that are obscured or denied and much of it looks like exploits and mystifications of otherwise understandable aspects of language. At the same time, she avoids making actual statements, by constantly phrasing her thoughts in the form of questions and thus dodging criticism by claiming it to be just one interpretation among many possible alternatives. Calling for contingency and fluid identity concepts just happens to be much easier if you are defined as a unique entity by your bibliography.

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>>5764966

holy shit, stop, this isn't your blog, have some dignity for your anon identity

Are there any fantasy books which look at the economic/social system in detail and try to depict accurately how that society is built around it?

For instance, say a particular fantasy creature (how its hunted or domesticated or used) or magicians (their importance, service charges). Also a look at trends over time (potentially as the story goes on), new technological developments and changes (a growth or decline of magic use for instance).

I'm fairly interested in economics and sociology myself, but I'd like to see a fantasy in which they feature prominently.

>>5123828
Well, aren't you superior.

>>5087145
>>5088194

OP, have a drink, put on your favorite show, take a shower, then go to sleep.

Wake up, post this thread on /sci/.