/lit/ - Literature

>mfw when I use -ēre instead of ērunt

>>21051200
Hogg

>be 7th grade teacher
>change holocaust book from Boy in the Striped Pajamas to the The Young Hitler I Knew
>reasoning was that it 'explained how the holocaust happened by looking at the start of Hitler's insanity'
>mfw

>>19650942
TOO LaTE HMMGGNNNGGGGGGGG?

>>19239055
I know.

my diary desu

>have been using warosu as my personal archive for years
>mods don't suspect a thing

>mfw greentext novels

>>17369746
Man chose free will himself.

>>17370486
>which trigger certain reactions more masterfully than wagner ever did in any of his works.
What did you mean by this? It's of a completely different nature, and merely appeals sensually to some twitches of a reaction, wherein nothing more can be sort. The artwork is more than propaganda, as I said in the post you're replying to, Wagner did exert a massive technical influence on cinema, but the question of a real artistic influence can only be surmised by the artwork itself in modernity and history, which depends upon the particular film, yet does not change that no film can ever achieve the same heights.

I wish to be autistic.

>>17188603
I own two books, "Pigeons and Doves" by David Gibbs; and "The Formation of Vegetable Mould Through the Action of Worms" by Charles Darwin.

The only two things you need in life.

>>17084948
Pas Rene char. Toi, anon

>>17051880
Cope

>reading Ulysses without reading the odyssey
Who else /devilish/ here?

>make a thread with a Patrick Bateman quote and a picture from the American Psycho movie
>the quote is actually from the movie too, not the book
>have successfully posted a stealth /tv/ thread on /lit/
your move, janny

>>16408554
>Also please follow your logic through and kill yourself. You won't be missed. That goes for all antinatalists.

I'm not actually an anti-natalist, I'm a transhumanist playing devil's advocate. My solution to the human problem is way more autistic but I think anti-natalists are on the right path, they just have a few critical flaws. They really should just kys by their own logic though, unless they are the type who would kill everyone else but themselves which is coherent for its own reasons.

>children

Children are irrelevant, anti-natalism works for animals too who are dumber than children. The fact remains that for one happy moment to exist, a mountain of excruciating bloodshed must occur (mostly in nature via predation, but to a less extreme degree consumerist economies leeching off developing nations), and so the natalist at heart feels entitled to the suffering of others and hopes it won't happen to them. It is like playing a lottery where the winners take all and the losers are slowly flayed alive, and saying this is a good thing.

>>15561104
>This one is having a giggle OP,

What books can I read to make people seethe?

>have diary
>entries alternate between the 6 languages I can speak
>if someone finds it they won't be able to grasp the full extent of my thoughts

>>14826533
>Typed in a passage from a Jean Genet novel
>you write like George Orwell
>text from an email from one of my professors regarding colonialism
>you write like Jane Austen
>Passage from Proust
>you write like HP Lovecraft

Wow this thing really works!

Is it cheating reading about a book's themes, motifs etc before actually reading it so you know what to look out for

>That part of my diary desu where I write the n-word

>>14576718

>‘But I implore you, before you go, at least believe that the devil exists! I no longer ask you for anything more.
Mind you, there exists a seventh proof of it, the surest of all! And it is going to be presented to you right now!’
>The tram-car went over Berlioz, and a round dark object was thrown up the cobbled slope below the fence of the Patriarch’s walk. Having rolled back down this slope, it went bouncing along the cobblestones of the street.
>It was the severed head of Berlioz.