/lit/ - Literature

>>17002151
>he really hated dostoevsky kek. Tolstoy was much crueler to people than Dosto was, and he was sentimental as fuck about his peasants, but Nabokov likes his books so he mentions Dostoevsky instead of him.

>>13645877

>"oh yes i have a 160 iq score and i read books"
>"no i am too retarded to understand a basic human function called socializing, its rules are just too complicated"
why are people like this?

>>13494076
>look into new and improved Marxism:tm:

>>13458855
Holy shit.

>>13359721
>Anarchism is socialism

>>13177433
>If you choose your dick off that means everyone has to call you a woman

>>13170957

what's the most retarded book you've ever read?

>>12264532
>if you learn from your mistakes you are an idiot

>>11554507
>if you dont support an ideology that has failed countless times in history you are an ideologue

I tried to read Hegel but couldn't understand

Anyone else here struggling with reading books and being stupid? I tried to read Ulysses and I was already having problems in the first paragraph trying to visualize what the fuck the author was writing

>>11190869
>>11190834
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>>11190830
>tfw you tried to read Ulysses but couldn't even get past the first page

>1500 word essay on the impact and future of automation due today
>Can't stop writing my novel

>>10994632
>please don't call me leftist or rightist ! I'm better than that, I am third pozishun

Left = there is no natural order, subjectivism and constructivism
Right = there is a natural order, realism

Third-position = ?

>>10940191
>wankoff chart
>>10940251
>snowflake chart

btw

Here are the books on that list that you can find in English and probably in .pdf :

All Carl Schmitt
Life of St Louis, by Joinville
Works by Mussolini, Hitler and Primo de Rivera (you can add Degrelle to that)
Céline's Mea Culpa, Trifles for a Massacre, School for corpses
Bardèche's Nuremberg
add some revisionist stuff you know to that, as long as it's as solid as Reynouard's or Faurrisson's
Try to read a biography of Adrien Arcand, even if you don't find his texts
Saint Thomas Aquinas can be easily found
Koninck's On the Primacy of the Common Good. Against the Personalists
Garrigou-Lagrange's God in 2 volumes
Catechism of Trent or Saint Pius the Xth's one are great
Mgr Lefebvre's They Have Uncrowned Him
Amerio's Iota Unum

>not being a theologian
>not being a Catholic even if God said "Tu es Petrus"
>"preparing a pretty solid interpretation of Christ's sayings in the Gospels"

Subjectivism really is a plague.

Yeah that train of thought occupied much of my later adolescence. And it's how I got myself addicted to cannabis.

Would not recommend.

>>10886905
>*blocks your path* thread #304853
>creative

>"the book was better"

>>10770518
>me b-big brain boy

>>10759755
>whose

>>10754269
>how did they figure out the routine of a notable musician and teacher
There is way more minute shit historians can figure out.