/lit/ - Literature

>>22941363
Thanks, I've read Mary Wollstonecraft. She was pretty based with her whole, 'please oppress us women only a tiny bit less.' I also read Charlotte Gilman's "Yellow Wallpaper" but it seemed more spooky story than philosophy. I've basically never heard of any of the rest of these. Who are the most important and influential?

>>22941363
Thanks, I've read Mary Wollstonecraft. She was pretty based with her whole, 'please oppress us women only a tiny bit less.' I also read Charlotte Gilman's "Yellow Wallpaper" but it seemed more spooky story than philosophy. I've basically never heard of any of the rest of these. Who are the most important and influential?

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Tenant of Windfell Hall read like a proto-realism sequel to Jane Eyre. It did have a couple flaws, but I quite enjoyed it. I would recommend it to everyone after Jane Eyre.

I have not read the Wide Sargasso Sea, and am rather suspicious of it, but it may be of interest to some who loved Jane Eyre.

>>19564496
Jane Eyre and Tenant of Windfell Hall boxed set.

Any books for dealing with grief? Particularly loss due to suicide? Especially loss of a young teen? Um, thanks.

>>19160899
How do you write in support of the King, when kings no longer even seem possible?

pic, three conservative authors.

>>18987194
We are the only consciousness, the only beings, that might understand the complexity, the beauty, the sublime awe of creation. Our descendents must fill the universe with intelligent awareness.
But for now perhaps we will suffer and we walk a hard, narrow path. One where misstep might end in death, in consumption by a consciousless AI, or unimaginably worse. Yet we must not retreat to ancient pastoralism. We must thread the needle of the future. Take those technologies that accomplish that divine goal. Avoiding those that might destroy us or strip away our humanity. Becoming an elder race.

>>18980990
I think we'd be happiest if I married all three.