/lit/ - Literature

>>13328452
When I think Peirce I think of Jarry in terms of life lived- any more poverty stricken geniuses come to mind who did little or nothing to better their circumstances?

>>13197767
Actual /lit/mu's more like
>Hoffmann
>Berlioz
>Wagner
and for an obvious 'reason'
>Cellini
>Constable
>Delacroix
could be a cccorresponding /lit/art.

>>12015351
LF's too personally involved with his own cracked notion of himself to be a flaneur. The type of absorption that fascinates a true flaneur is not at all self absorption but kind of its contrary, one's self being absorbed (by the energy of the city). Less a psychological feel than a social feel, if ultimately neither. Consider Charlie Chaplin's little tramp. There's a hobo dandy aspect to it as well, a 'pataphysical rush.