/lit/ - Literature

>>17186260
>n-no it's those stalwart in the faith who are taking things out of context, not me, a disinterested, semi-literate layman

>>17031605
his face is very punchable
i want to punch him in his face

>>16378331

>He still doesn't get it

Read it again and carefully this time, ok?

>>11912474
>Marx

>>11896805

>>11772506

>tfw to smart for /lit/

>>11323521

>>11162486
Jesus dude finish reading his post you're making a fool of yourself

>>11149011
>the fact that my statements and beliefs are incoherent is evidence that I'm enlightened

>>11087948
its short for go fish you retard, have you never played poker?

>learn this language because it has better painters and sculptors
>/lit/

>>10902963
Because OP asked for french litterature

>>10849850

>>10845819
>grove
>evoke an image of dense, dimly lit forest

It's probably been done a shit ton before but I want to write a story where it's centered around a 'background character' trying to investigate and get involved in the plot surrounding the 'main characters'.
I would like to explore how main characters are separated from side characters in stories and what it is specifically that sets them apart and whether or not a side character could elevate himself to the position of a main character.

>tfw you really enjoy /lit/ culture™ but too brainlet to get into actual literary fiction

When I read Capitalist Realism, I felt like I understood what the "big other" meant: a recognised hegemony . but then when I read more about the Big Other from lacan and others it became so confusing.

>well, jung thought...

>>10550022
>literal leaves you and has poon while you don't
>more cucked
interesting perspective..

>>10534963
people think objective morality exists =/= it actually exists
same for the belief that morality is subjective =/= necessitate that it actually is

>reads cs lewis once

>>10525853
>correspondence theory of truth

>pleasure isn't the same as happiness

What fiction books do you recommend which are light reads, for those who don't want to use their brains too much? I use my brain a lot and would like to get into reading, but the books I read so far are heavy reads and very taxing on the ol' noggin.

>>10334949
>nourishing your own thinking by failing to understand how the work of a philosopher is informed by his predecessors

good luck with that