/lit/ - Literature

What are the ramifications of popular culture sort of "drying out"? IT being stuck in endless loop of increasingly derivative remakes, reruns, sequels, prequels, repeating same template increasingly in past 10-20 years?
I know this is less relevant for literature than it is for other mediiums, and I know that culture has always been derivative to ane xtent, but I think we ca all agree it's becoming more and more noticeable. I'm curious what're opinions on it here.

>>14456295
>No Proudhon
Shitty list desu

>>10829050
wtf

>>9308633
no, celibacy is bullshit. a+ picture though.

>tfw you find one of your first pieces of fiction on your hard drive

>>4369153
>Attic Greek
Sorry, man but that was hilarious

"I am sufficiently proud of my knowing something to be modest about my not knowing all"

This is a quote from Lolita. I cannot, for the life of me understand it. What is he saying here?

>>3078036
>HAND-WRITTEN

>>2844057

>quoting yeezy lyrics

quit making us look terrible

>>2740586
> surprisingly badly

>>2630182

>>2128081

>mfw Jaremy

I have a friend who said she started reading a book at 6pm and was done by 830 it was this book. http://www.amazon.com/Born-Midnight-Shadow-Falls-Novel/dp/0312624670

She has to be bullshitting right?

i did the same thing in high school. inb4 high schoolfag

i did mine on "why we should eat homeless people"
if you weigh out which meat has the most money spent on raising it, then homeless person meat is the most expensive and thus finest meat available.
as long as you defend it well, you can do the most obscene topic

If I had no knowledge on philosophy (except one intro class) If I read this list http://4chanlit.wikia.com/wiki/Philosophy
would that give me a good all around understanding?