/lit/ - Literature

>>8559776

>>8199841
>Consciousness is slowly rising
>among the right?
>yeah

>>8142233
>I am a constitutional conservative.

>>6899330
I wouldn't consider it a great theory book but it's a serious of awesome rants.

>>6899326
thanks, that means a lot, anon.

No, but people expect their cities to be like those depicted in fiction to the point of imagining them as such. You could enjoy Debord's The Society of the Spectacle, you can even watch the movie he made with chosen sections, westerns and videos of his gf cucking him with another girl.

>Jung
>Douglas Adams
>Tokien
>Chomsky
I really can't see any patron on that before covering all the basic reading you might want. How about trying to think what your issues are and working from there instead of blindlessly trying to find them in any random book?

In argentina we have Abelardo Castillo. He's pretty great but a bit too focused on our culture and past to appeal to everyone. I heavily recommend El Que Tiene Sed. His short stories are his main body of work and I haven't read a single bad one, but as it tends to happen the bulk of it isn't as good as the particular gems.

>>6644412
sí, vos tranquilo.

>>6578038
I haven't been around for a few weeks, it's nice to see that greek fascist boy keeps being based.

It's a very funny topic because everything called "cultural marxism" can be traced down to Carl Schmitt and his methods to suppress the chances of a marxist uprising by dividing the masses and making them interested in petty issues instead of unifying.If anything "cultural marxism" is anti-marxist.

>>6496886
Mh... once a guy tried to explain to me the conceptual value of the myth of King Arthur and I could understand one of every three words he said. I can remember another time in which no word was discernible and it was an explanation of why Godard is the greatest there is that included tiny non-smart phone pictures of films.
Ring any bells?

>>6490038
Thanks, anon.
I once tripped and it wasn't as cool as everyone said it would be.

>>6385126
>>You can get it from the British Museum.
>all you need is a ski mask, a pipe, a big sack and balls.

who wouldn't prefer a Heidegger reading left wing gf?