/lit/ - Literature

Recommendation thread?

Novels dealing with the end of humanism? Could be antihumanism, transhumanism or the kind of posthumanism which suggests or depicts enlarging the humanist embrace to include animals? So far I have Coetzee (various novels), Houellebecq (various novels), and I plan to start The Vegetarian (Kang) later today.

>>11716926
>can be moved beyond the confines of determinism

Would you guys pay to go to a pseudo-guru's place to ask him questions and talk about metaphysics for personal growth?

>>11045341
I'm really lonely, and its shitty because I don't have the confidence to approach women. I try tinder and shit but that unleashes its own problems. Why are women so beautiful

I'm pretty lonely. I really want to approach this girl in my English class, but can't muster up the courage to do it. I know you're supposed to just not give a fuck, but I can't help it. I try tinder, but it doesn't help because they either lose interest or just don't respond. It's not my biggest focus, but seeing everyone else on campus hanging out, or talking to women is just occasionally reminds me that I'm lonely as fuck.

>>10347018
>won't read it if it glorifies the republicans (communists)

Imagine being this much of a brainlet

>>10005700
perhaps not but it could be a nice place

>>10004354
>mad
not mad at all, i'm enjoying myself thoroughly. bout to go play with my yo-yo, actually. it's incredibly relaxing.

>>9852908
ahuh.
good job, you sure deterred me from posting ever again!

No one gives a fuck and that discussion was stupid as shit, OP. Tell your friend you're sorry for saying retarded shit while you're high, then drop it.