/lit/ - Literature

>>4213870
Like this:

>BNW is better
>read BNW
>1984 a shit

Then show them that comic that compares them.

brb finding it

got it

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http://mlkshk.com/r/HAAV

>>4214420
Apart from the chosen few, high school teachers tend to be people who resort to teaching because meh nothing in life what else.

>>3387938

In art, and literature, postmodernism was a reaction to modernism. When it first emerged as literary criticism in the 50's and 60's, it cogently examined the limits of scientific inquiry, the ambiguities of language and so on. But then something happened. It went absolutely ape shit, and it took forms and structures from every art form and period and clusterfucked them together to create a non-form that is referential, at best, to some former glory. It is in itself nothing. It can lead to nothing. It incorporates all with no rules or form or regularity and therefore cannot evolve, thus going against Nature itself. Does this sound like our current society? Our current movies, literature, media and political climate? Indeed. It’s a dead end, and a dangerous one at that.

No real man, intellectual or artist or not, would ever accept postmodernism as a viable artistic or cultural endeavor; yet we find ourselves in an over feminized society as living in just that: a world devilishly being run by postmodernists of all stripes, namely women & beta men who are cluelessly run by a matriarchy, blind to the postmodern flavor of misogyny that surrounds them on a daily basis. It's a complete cluster-fuck of nothingness disguised with pretty things. It is quite literally the antithesis of humanism. It has created a culture in which truth has become ugly, arrogant and oppressive -- when in reality all of these things can (and should be) attributed to postmodernism itself. Postmodernists love to exclaim things like "Hitler and other tyrants committed their atrocities against humankind because of or in the name of science" but this is a noxious falsehood (as are most "theories" within postmodernism); tyrants rise and oppression follows because of the inherent eagerness to believe ugly lies, and no group is more guilty of this than postmodernists. If anything will free us from tyranny and oppression it's knowledge of the true nature of the world in which we inhabit.

Discuss.