/lit/ - Literature

Thread francophone.

Je m'intéresse à Alain Finkielkraut en ce moment, que devrais-je lire de ce monsieur ? Plus généralement, je m'intéressie aux "nouveaux réactionnaires" comme Zemmour, Elisabeth Levy, Alain Soral, etc.

Suggestions?

I came across this. Does /lit/ have something like this for left-wing literature?

>ITT: post any of these you have

also, I'm interested as to why Carl Schmitt's Political Theology is on here rather than his Concept of the Political. In grad school, we read the latter? Any thoughts?

>>4612695

I was wondering if there was a guide like this for Left-Wing literature as well.

>>4554591

>>4469385
>>4469391
>taylor made

Every day butterfly gets shittier and shittier.

Not exactly essential but pic related.

>>>/pol/

So I take it this is the Right Wing Literature thread?

So /lit/, I live amongst a liberal community, but I'm a conservative and it's causing dissonance. How do I into conservative literature? Like, were do I start with this picture?

>>4368341
Here's a good place to start.

>>4358881

>>4336202

>marxists think they're losing their foothold on /lit/

FTFY

They've been clamhurt since the right-wing lit threads a month ago.

>>4330704
I did that. I kept making the >tfw western civ is in decline threads a few months ago. That eventually led to more advanced discussion, which then led to pic related

>>4321784

Welcome to the club.

"Right-wing"/"Reactionary" or /pol/-tier reading.

Ask and ye shall receive, anon.

I'd like to continue our discussion about traditionalist / conservative / reactionary literature. Moreover, let's expand the list in this picture.

DISCLAIMER: Please respect all global rules. Keep civil. Refrain from racism, shit-posting, /pol/ meme-spamming, etc. This thread is intended as a forum to discuss and recommend traditionalist/reactionary authors, literature, and philosophy.

NOTE TO JANITOR: The last thread was posted in good faith, for the purpose of discussing a large subset of literature and philosophy. Threads on anarchist and socialist literature appear fairly regularly on /lit/. Any shitposting should be the responsibility of those who shitpost, not those seeking civil conversation. Thanks.

>>4248480
I feel especially proud to share this infographic I saved as a contingency for anyone seemingly interested because you identified as a leftist.

Disregard institutional terrorism, acquire individual humanism.

>>4242231

The best recent thing that happened on /lit/ were those right-wing literature threads.