/lit/ - Literature

You don't "act on commodity fetishism". It's the default relation of individuals to commodities under Capitalism. Every interaction one has with products, which is always already occurring, is that of fetishism. It's not a mind set or set of actions that one can overcome just by thinking or acting differently.

>Well you shouldn't read Freud because he's wrong
How do you respond to this, /lit/?

>>9062376
That quote revealed a yearning inside of me. Which of his writings is it from?

How do you motivate yourself to read/study for long periods of time?
Most of the time (if i'm even able to drag myself out of bed) I just hang above my book(s) and think of other things i could be doing.
Even ritalin doesn't really help all that much, it just makes me wired.

>>8937026
I don't know but have some more Stoklasa

>tfw reading something will never be an accomplishment and neither will listen to music, and the only thing you can accomplish is writing or learning and ultimately creating your own music, which will just be empty and meaningless to some other person

what's the point of reading if we're all going to die some day?

>submitted one to my uni's magazine
>it's a stem school so nobody reads it or writes for it, they literally beg for submissions
>fairly certain they didn't get enough to publish the magazine at all this semester
>not sure what will happen to my story

>>8095812

>>8077025
>>used to pronounce Chopin "Cho pin"

jesus

>>7766845