/lit/ - Literature

>fascist hypersincerity

GOOD MORNING LADS

Since you're speaking English I assume you're Anglo-American. This means that none of this continental garbage will actually help you understand fascism in a way that could push it in any area of your own culture.

Therefore, I recommend:

>Fascism: 100 Questions Asked and Answered by Oswald Mosley
http://cnqzu.com/library/Solar%20General/100-questions-about-fascism-oswald-mosley.pdf
He basically lays out a party program very quickly, but it's decipherable.

>On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History by Thomas Carlyle


>The Latter-Day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle
Basically read anything by Carlyle.

And then after that I would look at more populisty/nationalist works such as anything about Tory Democracy, the early American Progressive movement (basically indistinguishable from Fascism in many senses), and also Pat Buchanan (more of a traditionalist 'paleoconservative' but it can lead you to fascistic conclusions in many ways.)

Why doesn't might make right?

>>5258756
YFW Duncan is the kwisatz haderach of prophesy.

tfw you will never be this alpha

What are /lit/'s views on placing non-English words in English works, regardless of if they are set in non-English settings or not.

Example, in this case with French:

"Whatever you say my poor amoureux garçon!" laughed Jacques Rendre.

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>tfw I don't even know if I used that French correctly

>>3540024
This.

>>3240843
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch?

I genuinely talked about my routine and gave a advice.

And you should look for the definition of spamming.

Also, it's not your thread. If thread derails, thread derails, I'm not making an effort either way. Be polite next time, bitch.