/lit/ - Literature

>>22700794
Yes. But only from the chart.

What is some non-chud lit that concerns technological development and post-modernity? The topic of technological advancement seems to be ignored by modern writers. Beyond the picrel chart I haven't found any good books.

Which of these are worth reading?

>>21947578
Bagatti and meatballs
>>21947532
I don't know if this would interest you or not, but it's a start.

>>21668862
Is this what you're looking for?

>>20687907
Another one I have that has a lot of leftist authors.

A compilation I found on leddit years ago, I got some of the from there:
https://imgur.com/a/28gXT3C
mostly /pol/ tier, but there's some cool stuff

>>20232234

Are there any charts for music books?

>>19648633
Baudrillard

I don't understand The Society of Spectacle. I thought it was about media, journalism, ads, tv shows, movies, etc, but some Anon in another thread told me I was wrong and the notion of 'Spectacle' is much broader than that. Anyone care to explain?

What the fuck can we do about this? It's like you read books just to feel depressed and hopeless. Reading Ellul and Baudrillard is like banging your head against a wall. What's a life affirming blindpill?

>how many of pic related you read
>your opinions on the chart
>your opinions on the individual books

now post

Blindpill

How to begin with anti-tech? Is this chart supposed to be read in order?

The lack of Marcuse and Fromm is unsettling

Try this one

This edition of the chart some anon has Ellul, who wasn’t a leftist. I guess cuckservatives simply don’t think about these matters at all.

How to start with this shit?

Ok, I’ve included some books to the chart but now I think it’s time to either create a reading order or at least organize the books into rankings (entry-level to schizocomplexity tier). Any suggestions? I also want to include some Lefebvre and Kierkeegaard, what do you guys rec?

my dad is somewhat similar to other boomers in that he says one ought to be grateful for the fruits of capitalism. he was raised in an appalachian orphanage and went thru the military to earn a living and is now pleasantly sustained. there’s nothing particularly wrong with his idea but i’d like if he saw a well-formed opposing perspective.

he’s at least mildly interested in the concept of a middle class person being discontent even though their material needs are met, so what would be a good -intro- book in which he could read to get a taste for such a concept?

he used to read a lot of classic lit and sci-fi but now exclusively reads apocalyptic thrillers. i started with uncle ted, as i’m sure many have, in soph year of hs and don’t think he’d be a fan of it lol.

>>17425045
looks like someone is getting blindpilled
planning on doing so to after my ereader ships