/lit/ - Literature

>>10950671
I guess it depends what you're looking for. Are you looking to explore the ideology of work? In that case Soviet theory and Socialist Realist fiction are a great start. If you're looking for some kind of 'truth' they're a terrible start. Chernyshevsky's writing is a good foundation if you want to study the Soviet ideology of work btw.

>>10743465
>Fascism is anti-modern
You have to be 18 to post here kiddo. Fascism was never about to reverting to pre-modernity, rather it was meant as a path forward for reaction, a marriage of traditionalist values with a forward looking, mechanized/speed driven (Italian fascism and to a lesser extent Nazism share the Modernist avant-garde obsession with the aesthetic of speed) ideology that sought to recreate man in an idealized archetypal image similar to that of the Soviet new man. While the term "totalitarianism" is often abused and is pretty spooky, there is no doubt a strong correlation between fascism and communism in that they represent two distinct takes on western modernity.

>>10735593
5'11. OK looking imo (some have called me handsome but idk). Have a bretty gud physique. I mainly hate women from being in three shit relationships over the past four years with three literal sociopaths of women, so I'm not saying I'm being rational about this. Just can't help feeling that way, not proud of it.