/lit/ - Literature

>>17461344
>The legitimate argument is that you can't read.

>>17406003
>He actually was the monster for going against God.

>it's a "Melvyn talks over the guests episode".
I get he's close to death but fuck sake, he's been doing it for years.

>>17314608
>>17314464
I watched this show on TV a few weeks back called Catchphrase and I could hear the answers being whispered to the celebrity guests before everyone cheered at them winning.

>books about [bait topic I don't actually want books for].
Thank goodness for these threads, and thank goodness for the jannies.

>>17301559
>Where does he constantly critique Marx?
The linked video is quite literally him participating in a debate against Marxism.

https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/814846341113323521?lang=en
https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/814846341113323521?lang=en
https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/837254191441666051?lang=en
https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/959936264785965056

What exactly do you think the "Marxism" part of "Cultural Marxism" is referring to?

>>17290562
>The difference in Williams's poem is that he expresses a *particular experience* inside a *particular situation* (two - more? - people involved; one icebox; some plums; a transgression; a sense of satisfaction) effectively, and not merely a cliché idea.
Is it real pseud hours again already?

>>17284999
>He was the mafia boss known as Don Quixote
I was expecting something a bit better