/lit/ - Literature

>>9438483
hahha XD this is so fun

>>9438483

>>9438483
Fernando Pessoa

now do me

>>9438483
Tolstoy.
I'm not doing the fucking test again.

>>9438498
keep the image saved u fuc

and don't put red lines on red u autist it's fucking my eyes

>economics is totally separate from libertarianism/authoritarianism

that doesn't make sense

>>9438508
Why not?

Fuck off to /pol/ with your pointless shit.

>>9438508

Because deciding how to control people's money, goods and labor is closely tied with government control

I can't be bothered to do this again but every time I've done one of these I always end up somewhere in the region I've marked on OPs.

>>9438530
Yeah, control requires control.
But it's a different question how rigid this control is.
No?

>>9438497
Literally Hitler
j/k Burke?

>>9438539
idk Bukowski?

>>9438539
Sorry, Bukowski was based on OPs

I'd say, DFW?

>>9438552
>Bukowski
God no.

>>9438558
>DFW?
Same answer as this:
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>>9438552
never read him. would say my fave is w.g. sebald or d.h. lawrence

(t. literally hitler)

>>9438571
>d.h. lawrence

Sons and Lovers is my favourite book, but Lady Chatterly's Lover bored me to tears and Women in Love felt just passable. How do you feel about them?

>>9438491
Im not even memeing, those are my actual results.

That feel when a majority of the board is retarded.

>>9438624
It is. Nobody here knows jackshit about literature and we're 99% posers.

>>9438580
Big fan of Sons and Lovers, kinda v technically good even if it didn't hit me on a massive personal level, and I liked Lady Chatterly's Lover a lot, but mayb because it struck a chord with me on an almost therapeutic level (i.e. am female (male)). Although my fave by him is Kangaroo.

Haven't read Women In Love but I've read all of his poetry - the ones he titles under 'Ghosts' are my fave of those.

>>9438648
Yeah but it's fun to circle jerk about marx

>>9438652
Sons and Lovers hit me on an extremely personal level, maybe because I share a similar Oedipal complex to Lawrence. I hadn't actually heard of Kangaroo - looks like one of his more obscure works - but I will check it out now. His literary criticism is also very good, especially on Moby Dick.

>>9438662
Yeah it's big in Aust. (natch)

>>9438664
Are you the Aussie who read Sylvia Plath in the vaporwave thread?

>>9438689
no can you link me that thread?

>>9438691
Sure
>>/lit/thread/S9386703

>>9438689
>vaporwave

youngsters baffle me

>>9438695
this fucks w my head bc i listen to a lot of vaporwave and have literally been voice practicing by reading plath aloud and playing it back in vocaroo

>>9438624
>Those results
w-want to be Paleolib friends??

>>9438711
Spooky. Can we hear?

>>9438483
Peter kropotkin

all lefties are authoritarian at heart

most people in the green square would join the commie revolution if it came

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>>9438752
How is supporting a change from a shitty state to a less shitty one makes you authoritarian or even libertarian?

>>9438790
if the new state is authoritarian then it makes you authoritarian

>>9438483
Kropotkin

>>9438483

Don't have mine saved, but I usually score all the way to the left, split between authoritarian and libertarian.