/lit/ - Literature

>>4839313
You're probably fat and/or ugly.

>>4790727

> B-Better tell them they're autistic

>>4698618
>>Stating Turks were a major political force at this time
>>Europeans didn't rediscover (or simply discover) Greek knowledge from the Arabic and Persian preservations.
>Moving on...
It would make sense, considering the Muslim caliphates were invading Europe from both sides, and it was only a common hatred through religion that prevented the flow of Islam into the West.
>>4698618
>The majority under Roman rule, you mean. Christianity was underground in Rome up to when it became tolerated.
That's whats implied by "the poor and downtrodden, the majority people of Rome" ya goofball

>>Christianity also had unity
>Lol, no
Christfags had only each other, if they "came out", they'd be either tortured into renouncing their God, and if that didn't work they'd maybe be sentenced to Damnatio ad bestias. Sure, christianity splintered in a few hundred years, but it was pretty uniform, albeit with language barriers.

Read into context you silly goose

>>4674297
> take me for instance.

>>4649247
>Dune
>believable

>>4637884
>isn't scared by death death
>literally doesn't give a fuck
>not alpha

m8....

>>4637968
Yea I know

>>4160797
>Where not bad people, or whatever it is that you would like to call us, but we have been among the human race for centuries now
>where not bad people
>where

>mutt bread

>>3775142
>>3773199

>>3686570

Does /lit/ support free speech? Including free speech of people who disagree with your beliefs/views?

>>3619523
>If you can not come up with an objective reason as to why it is low quality then there is no helping you.
>objective reason
>objective

What is going on with /lit/ today? Am I being trolled or has everyone gone fucking insane?

>>3511709
Here's asong

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MADc0vCd52o

>>3442099
>how do you not run out of books to read?

>>3427849
Now you go a bit too far.

>>3425069
pls forgiv my english

>where were you wen ankiles die?
>i was in troy wen diomedus call
>aklies is die
>no
>et tu brutes?!?!

>>3348099
>>3348102
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=trolled

I can't stand giving up a novel halfway through. I will sit in the middle of novel for days, weeks and not read another one before I either pick it up and eventually finish it or, agonisingly give it up.

I think I've only given up Hopscotch. But the bookmark's still there and I might finish it one day.

So...you like POUNDAN WHITMAN, huh?

>>2897898
>implying we can possess knowledge

gonna have to do better than that science

>>2810782
>>2810803

Complexity is relative to the piece, of course your not going to read AND listen to one of Beethoven's symphonies.

however

>a nocturne is perfectly fine, i find Debussy's clair de lune to be fine reading background, if not entirely soothing.

>>1953718

>writer changes spelling of dialogue in order to show a character's accent
This is so annoying who's with me

>>1880414
>entirely subjective list of personal favorites that is not meant to be authority over anyone
>"trolling"

>helping someone sin