/lit/ - Literature

Where is this place?

>>16173793
>t.

>>16173793
by reading from other traditions racialist inkwell

>>16173800
Aren't you guys likea British?

>>16173793
By reading from other traditions, becoming a citizen of the (European) world as it were but BY nationalism, and being the change you want to see in the world for future generations to be able to look back and say "hey, that guy stood there so early on, and did this!".

>>16173793
we are citizens of the world anon

>>16173812
I take the grey-haired historians view that all Anglo's, colonies or whatnot, stand united before its eternal King, Shakespeare! Of which every Anglo may gladly sing praises, and rally together for. And in turn be lead by forever.

This is also useful for when they have very little cultural developments of their own.

>>16173793
You take comfort in knowing that AI will advance to such a level that the machine will surpass humankind to a general level at every culture and country across the World; and you'll see that it has improved itself to the point that no matter where you come from or what you did the AI will always beat even the greatest of writers. It's already beating us in writing and in a few years it'll have already surpassed even the greatest if writers. Take a look. It's called GPT-E, and it's absolutely revolutionary (and a little terrifying too). AI is taking huge leaps as of lately, anon. It's a good thing to be informed.

>>16173839
I'm a mitwit, how can robots have culture?
>AY BOBY-500, PAST ME THE DATA WOULD YA

>>16173849
Based.

>>16173799
Romania.
>oldest surviving text is a letter from 1521
>hardly anything of literary value was written until well into the 18th century
>a good chunk of the Romanian literary canon comes from the second half of the 19th century and is mostly belated in terms of content and style because we weren't exactly in sync with the Western world
>a few great writers in the 20th century
>most contemporary authors are literal whos
Don't get me wrong, we have some amazing writers but they don't hold a candle to the English, French, Germans or Russians and there is no "old" literature to speak of.

>>16173793
Focus on embracing the monkee within.

>>16173854
>tfw Turk
oof sorry bro for not having your country develope in the past hehe, well you just have to look for the unique stuff in your county and embrace them, since no one here will be able to read them.
If not able to find it try contributing to your country's culture

>>16173891
>the unique stuff in your county
16th-17th centuries
>literally nothing
18th century
>muh Transylvanian School says we wuz Romans
19th century
>muh tradition
>muh peasant's condition
>muh struggle for national unity
>muh Romanticism in 1870
20th century comes around
>muh modernism
Iron curtain falls
>proletkult ruins everything
21st century
>literally nothing

>>16173963
What about Mircea Cărtărescu, Emil Cioran and Vintilă Horia?

>>16174192
>not including Horia Belcea
It's like you want everyone to think you're a pseud. This has to be bait.

>>16174207
I've only included the ones I've read

>>16173793
Just claim that the inhabitants of a good country were actually *your* ancestors and were replaced by the current inhabitants.

>>16173963
What's wrong with modernism?

>>16173854
don't worry bro, you have Mircea Eliade, Emil Cioran and most importantly Corneliu Codreanu (pbuh)

>>16174192
>>16174264
>Mircea Cărtărescu
>Mircea Eliade
Fair point. I like them.
>Emil Cioran
Not a fan
>Vintilă Horia
Haven't read him.
>CZ Codreanu
Cringe

>>16174225
We've claimed succession from Rome for the longest time and that hasn't really done anything from us.

>>16173793
You can start the literary tradition. Be the Cervantes of your country

>>16173793
Virgin soil.
Prime for a new literary genius to define the nation.
>I believe in you OP :)

>>16174436
>>16174438
My people may not have written that much but we have our genius and there is no point in endeavoring to replace him.

>>16174334
Because Kebab raped the Romans out of you and everybody knows.

>>16173793
Start by deleting your frog folder

help me i am canadian, albertan specifically

>>16173793
The same way the latinxs did in the past: they made their own tradition.