/lit/ - Literature

Who is the Deleuze of Literature?

>>11105026
Yes I've noticed that. People are becoming aware of Eliot's pseudry. There's still a big chunk of lit who considers him to be the greatest poet of last century though.

>>11100984
Yes! Feed the beast

>>10777621
>That Judeo-Kanak of a Hollywood nabob, just out of his ghetto... quite naturally, he thinks that he's a king... think about it... I once knew one of these pashas, a splendid example of the type.

I love when Celine gets so schizophrenic he forgets what race he's currently mad at

>>10688929
What the fuck did Houellebecq do to her?!

>>10373442
>not growing your nails into macaroni and jumping off a balconey

>>9834161
>and i would respect an adult that still believes in santa claus more than an adult that buys the theories of jung

kek

>>9827276
Call me when I should give a shit

>>9676374
>I have a preference for BBC

>read Greek prefix added to Latin root
>opens a hermeneutic ambiguity and space of interpretation between Greek and Latin meanings never before seen by humans
>infinite new combinations of their respective complexes of association are opened up as possibilities
>dwell on the subtle ineffable intangible differences of even the simplest word fragment, between even two closely related branches of Indo-European, calling up imagery of the first volume of Theodor Mommsen's History of Rome discussing the vagation of the Italic peoples
>think about how even the appearance of the Greek and Roman alphabets creates different metaphoric associations and calls up the mind's entire knowledge of "Greece" and "Rome" just to tell them apart, all for the sake of differentiating two prefixes that would seem "functionally" "identical" to a merely analytic philosopher of language
>this process itself automatically meta-suggests the process of asking "what is the value of a Roman penny?"
>the meta-suggestion meta-meta-suggests that "what is the value of a Roman penny" is the mind's reflexive signifier of the whole process of asking "what is the value of a Roman penny?", heuristically stored for just this occasion
>write short story about Mommsen and Hobbes travelling in time to kill Hitler
>make it about them playing Command and Conquer: Red Alert instead
>change it to Hans Mommsen and Hobbes the tiger at the last minute
>story improved tenfold
>make $65,000
>send the author of the original neologism a letter of thanks with the money enclosed