/lit/ - Literature

>>12772555
Thanks, I'm liking the premise

>>12772563
Yes, but I guess as long as you can help one person you've done enough. I come across some people but I can't always do anything to help them. Sometimes I think I'm doing them a favor but end up making things worse. At times it becomes exhausting and I just end up feeling terrible and avoid helping. Maybe a book might give me that escapism I need.

>>12772582
I have some of Bresson's movies on my watchlist. I'll look into Dostoyevsky, I always assumed his books were depressing (which can work with what I'm looking for).

>>12772607
It does in the exploration of looking for meaning in things but I'm somewhat put of by different cultures, I know this takes place around the early 1900's or I think the modernization of Japan. I was maybe looking for something more modern you know. But thanks.

>>12749145
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>>12750073
Honestly if you can tell the political leanings or religion of a professor in the beginning of the semester you can tell they are doing a pretty bad job.

I just want one based literature professor. Also some other books in the syllabus include Bluets by Maggie Nelson which is ok (that is if you're interested) and more obscure lesbian/black writers like Renee Gladman and other people I didn't bother to look up, who just write about their social identity.

>>12731781
Lmao, I thought the taco was universal, like pizza

>>12731714
Is this common play on McCarthy's verbose? I just got through Judge Holden's lecture on the black Jackson.


>>12731497
Unfortunately no. Maybe I exaggerated the constant looking of plants lol.

>>12730427
I don'tlike abondoning books either. I'm starting to think I got meme'd again