/lit/ - Literature

>>2724440
That sounds boring as fuck.

>>2724454
Would read but the epistolary style is grossly overused and a poor writer would make this a bathetic shitfest.

>The Awakening (Kate Chopin) -- The Catcher in the Rye (J.D. Salinger)

The plot revolves around a bitchy teenage girl in the 00's who flunks out of an expensive private school in new York, starts reading Sartre and undergoes an existential crisis which leads her to burn all bridges to her previous life and adopt a promiscuous pan-sexual lifestyle. Abandons her family yet lives off her dads money, becomes a Christ figure, (baptisms and communions abound), inevitably kills herself. Every other sentence ends in the word phony. It will sells millions of copies and be the next Fifty Shades of Gay.

/lit/, do any of you guys know where I could get access to a JSTOR account for free? I want to be able to read critical essays on literature and historical analysis, but all this shit is connected to JSTOR and they don't offer individual access because they're fucking jewbags. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Less posting games, more discussion. Some games need to be culled in order to form a concise essentials list.

but please do feel free to give me your thoughts on my own personal recommendation, Yumme Nikki

How does /lit/ feel about anthropology? Considering getting a degree in it, any thoughts?

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>>2463422

You're fucking retarded. Have you even taken a statistics course? The CONSERVATIVE estimate for the normalcy of a population is N >30. Clearly, more than 30 Indians were sampled, so their distribution of IQ's is normal, not skewed.