Is Spanish literature worth getting into beyond Cervantes?

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Anonymous Mon Jun 4 10:58:20 2018 No.11265878 [Reply] [Original]

Is Spanish literature worth getting into beyond Cervantes?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 10:59:19 2018 No.11265881 Definitely.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:01:06 2018 No.11265887 >>11265878 Not at all, Cervantes was a fluke. Stick to the golden trio German-English-French and maybe learn Russian if you really must go outside the fold

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:01:13 2018 No.11265888 ...not.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:02:41 2018 No.11265892 >>11265887 >>11265888 I assume you both know quite a lot about Spanish literature, to make such bold claims.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:03:54 2018 No.11265898 >>11265892 I do I actualy teach Spanish Literature in the University of Madrid, its all worthless

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:05:44 2018 No.11265906 File: 63 KB, 258x258, 1524929455037.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265898 Something tells me you're lying.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:05:51 2018 No.11265907 >>11265892 i mainly read works of philosophy, so no. There isn´t even one spanish philosopher to mention. Just switch over to italian writers!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:06:46 2018 No.11265915 >>11265907 Ortega y Gasset

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:06:50 2018 No.11265916 >>11265878 Spanish as in from Spain? No. Spanish as in Spanish-language lit? Fuck, yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:07:29 2018 No.11265920 >>11265907 Unamuno.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:07:53 2018 No.11265922 >>11265907 >Just switch over to italian writers Italians: the best philosophers lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:08:01 2018 No.11265923 File: 206 KB, 1280x960, 1512055530558.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265907 >i mainly read works of philosophy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:08:31 2018 No.11265924 >>11265916 Recommendations?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:09:08 2018 No.11265926 >>11265922 well do you have a philosopher whose entire oeuvre is him trying to reconcile his homosexuality with his love for christianity? eh, I thought so

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:09:21 2018 No.11265928 File: 156 KB, 512x384, ortega.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265915 No need for potty mouth just because you can’t think of one

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:10:23 2018 No.11265932 >>11265922 at least i can think of some

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:11:20 2018 No.11265937 >>11265926 spanish are machos, italians are just faggots.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:12:22 2018 No.11265944 >>11265924 Borges, dude. He is his own world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:14:28 2018 No.11265954 >>11265878 Yeah, probably.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:15:01 2018 No.11265958 >>11265924 We were coming up with a chart for literature from spain the other day, check the archived thread >>11250356

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:16:01 2018 No.11265961 >>11265958 >check the archived thread >>11250356 → >Literally whos

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:16:05 2018 No.11265962 >>11265926 thomas aquina was a fag?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:17:07 2018 No.11265968 File: 90 KB, 645x729, aaaaaaaaaaaa.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265961 >I'm an ignorant and I'm proud of being an ignorant

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:19:03 2018 No.11265975 yes for sure read De Quevedo

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:19:04 2018 No.11265976 >>11265906 The university of Madrid doesn't exist to begin with lmao

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:19:37 2018 No.11265978 File: 41 KB, 354x490, IMG_7rreie.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265976 I know

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:20:07 2018 No.11265984 >>11265915 Shit >>11265907 Scholastics (Suarez,Molina,Victoria or Azpilicueta), Zubiri and Bueno are all worth reading

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:21:58 2018 No.11265988 >>11265907 nicolas gomez davila?

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:25:24 2018 No.11266001

>>11265988
Zubiri and Bueno are amongst the most important ontologists of the XX century. Zubiri was Heidegger's most proliphic successor so /lit/ not knowing him seems weird. But to be fair he influenced theology more than philosophy that has been a shit show since post-structuralism

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:26:55 2018 No.11266008 siglos de oro are top tier literature, then everything has gotten progressively shittier and it practically died when franco took over the country and it still hasn't recovered

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:27:22 2018 No.11266011 File: 117 KB, 625x773, brainlet.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11265984 >Scholastics

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:29:05 2018 No.11266018 >>11266008 as far as fiction goes there's julian rios at least

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:29:17 2018 No.11266021 >>11265984 >Azpilicueta he's a great fullback, too

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:29:19 2018 No.11266022
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>>11266011
>Scholastics
>I drop teleology without justifying it
Leibniz and Kant were heavily influenced by the Spanish Scholastics and Descartes literally plagiarized Pereira

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:30:21 2018 No.11266026 >>11266021 And one of the fathers of modern monetary theory. The more you know

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:30:56 2018 No.11266028 Bilingual fwb swears that Spanish language poetry is 10000x better than English language poetry but she's accidentally revealed herself as a brainlet in the past so idk

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:30:59 2018 No.11266029 >>11266008 There's some good Post-Civil War stuff desu Cela's non-shit novels, Goytisolo, Delibes, Laforet's Nada, Tiempo de silencio, etc. In fact the worst century for Spanish literature, by far, was the XVIIIth century,

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:32:05 2018 No.11266031 >>11266028 Spanish Barroque poetry is pretty fucking good. Espronceda and Becquer are good as well and 1927 generation poetry is top tier as well

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:33:52 2018 No.11266040 File: 14 KB, 220x304, Immanuel_Kant_(Lehmann).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >disclaimer: kant actually looked like this

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:34:04 2018 No.11266041 >>11266028 Lorca's poetry alone is worth learning Spanish for, and there are plenty of other fantastic poets in Spain alone

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:35:51 2018 No.11266047 >>11266029 >was the XVIIIth century It was just copying whatever the fuck France did because Borbon autism. Until naturalism Spain didn't get to a literature of its own after Barroque

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:36:33 2018 No.11266051 >>11266031 >Spanish Barroque poetry is pretty fucking good. so Góngora pretty much, and is there anybody else worth mentioning?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:39:33 2018 No.11266064 >>11266051 Quevedo and the mistics are great poets

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:42:34 2018 No.11266082 [DELETED]

>>11266051
Jorge Manrique, Garcilaso de la Vega, Fray Luis de León, San Juan de la Cruz, Santa Teresa de Jesús, Quevedo, Lope de Vega, Sor Juana, Bécquer, Rosalía de Castro (Most of her poetry is in galician and also really good), José de Espronceda, Rafael Alberti, Lorca, Salinas, Cernuda, Juan Ramón Jimenez (Whose poetry got him the nobel price), Antonio Machado, Miguel Hernández, Gil de Biedma

These are all fantastic, and there are many, many more

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:42:58 2018 No.11266086 Spanish is an uncivilised language for simple brutes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:50:20 2018 No.11266118 >>11266082 i meant baroque not everybody

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:52:04 2018 No.11266127 >>11266118 bit embarrassed I'll admit

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:52:36 2018 No.11266128 >>11266064 are any of the mistics baroque? i could only find Mary of Jesus of Ágreda mentioned as baroque and i have no idea who she is desu

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:53:39 2018 No.11266134 >>11265878 are there any other countries whose cultural value was surpassed by their colonies? i think portugal are still holding their own, but spain's canon has been definitively BTFO by hispanophone america

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:55:15 2018 No.11266142 >>11266134 Britain, definitely

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:56:00 2018 No.11266148 >>11266134 >spain's canon has been definitively BTFO by hispanophone america How? The Spanish XVII alone has more value than the entirity of Latin American literature

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:56:15 2018 No.11266150 >>11266142 by whom? amerimutts?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:56:44 2018 No.11266151 No. Don Quixote is the beginning and the end of spanish literature

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:57:02 2018 No.11266154 >>11266150 Considering that their culture has colonised the entire world I'd certainly say so.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:57:03 2018 No.11266155 >>11266128 San Juan de La Cruz is pretty good if you are catholic. The same goes for Santa Teresa

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:57:32 2018 No.11266157 >>11266134 >>11266148 i mean i can see both sides, but the last 100 years in Spain have been kind of a joke either way

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:58:06 2018 No.11266161 >>11266157 Bitch 27 is great

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:58:33 2018 No.11266163 >>11266154 cultural spread is not cultural value

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:59:35 2018 No.11266172

>>11266157
>last 100 years in Spain have been kind of a joke
Generación del 89,generación del 17,generación del 27,Cela,Delibes,Bueno.. How is it a joke? Probably the best literature in Spanish was written in the last 100 years by Spanish authors and Cela is certainly a top 3 Spanish prose writter of the last 100 years

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 11:59:39 2018 No.11266173 >>11266161 eh, i can see poetry sort of, but nothing that special in prose, and the civil war just left desolation either way

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:00:16 2018 No.11266176 >>11266163 Cultural value is an absolute spook that can't be measured. I'd sacrifice everything ever written in south america for Lorca, but that doesn't mean shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:00:20 2018 No.11266178 >>11266163 When it comes to literature yes it is

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:00:45 2018 No.11266184 >>11266148 and the latin american XX alone has more value than most iberian literature since cervantes

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:01:57 2018 No.11266188 File: 6 KB, 270x187, cela.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266172 i like Cela but i'm not sure i'd say top 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AWHggXbE4I

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:02:29 2018 No.11266193 File: 15 KB, 644x800, 1516906019709.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266176 >Cultural value is an absolute spook that can't be measured.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:02:54 2018 No.11266195 >>11266173 It's not like any other place in the planet has produced such high quality prose and in such quantities as latin america since the 1940s

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:02:58 2018 No.11266199 >>11266176 by that standard culture is a spook too, so cultural spread is as meaningless as cultural value

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:03:58 2018 No.11266205 >>11266193 >>11266199 You can't measure how good a movie objectively is, you can measure how many people have watched it around the globe

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:04:45 2018 No.11266208 >>11266205 >You can't measure how good a movie objectively is Wrong, I can

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:05:00 2018 No.11266210 >>11266195 i guess latinamerica trumps us just by sheer numbers too, there's only so much you can do with much less manpower

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:05:47 2018 No.11266215 >>11266208 S-sorry to have crossed you Ebert-sama

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:07:49 2018 No.11266230

>>11266173
>but nothing that special in prose,
Cela and Delibes were amongst the best Spanish speaking writters of the last century. Both are certainly amongst the top 10 Spanish writers of the century
>>11266184
Give a fucking break. Baltasar Gracian is probably the second best writer in Spanish since Cervantes,Quevedo,Gongora and Calderón alone are better poets and theatre writters than anything that has come out of LATAM, Perez Galdós,Espronceda and Alas Clarín are definetly the best writters in Spanish of the XIX century. Juan Ramón Jimenez,Machado,Unamuno, Pio Baroja,Lorca,Alberti,Delibes,Hernandez,Delibes or Cela are amongst the best writters in Spanish in the XX century. No Spanish literature teacher would take your opinion seriously as the Criticón on its own is better than anything that has come out of LATAM.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:09:31 2018 No.11266247 File: 322 KB, 538x538, 1527885929029.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Everyone always forgets my boy Luis Martín-Santos IT'S NOT FAIR

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:09:44 2018 No.11266250 >>11266210 Latin America has only trumped Spain recently only in prose. Spanish poetry and theatre/movie writters are still miles ahead of anything that has come out of LATAM.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:10:27 2018 No.11266256 >>11266230 what's the best Espronceda? did he write stuff that wasn't normie-core like "la cancion del pirata"?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:11:30 2018 No.11266261 >>11266250 i mean does people even write theater anymore

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:12:19 2018 No.11266267 >>11265944 I've had him recommenced quite often. Thanks, anon. By the way, is that you, Garrido?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:12:54 2018 No.11266270 >>11266256 Espronceda is meh. Zorrilla and Becquer pretty good though

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:13:51 2018 No.11266273 >>11266029 >Cela's non-shit novels Which ones are those? I liked La Familia de Pascual Duarte, and I'm planning on reading La Colmena.

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:14:49 2018 No.11266277

>>11266261
TV Guionists and shitty musicals are their succesors I guess. Spanish TV series specially those financed by Moviestar shit on anything coming out of LATAM. A TV series like Peste or Conquistadores are of really high quality but this belongs on /tv/

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:14:50 2018 No.11266278 From the 20th century Cela (The Beehive, The Family of Pascual Duarte) and Delibes are both worth reading. Also Sender

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:16:32 2018 No.11266284 >>11266256 I liked El Estudiante de Salamanca, mainly because it's pretty spooky and I love the descriptions of ancient cities at night.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:17:48 2018 No.11266289 >>11266029 goytisolo is anti spain terrorist trash and should be avoided, or read to see what neo-black legend writers are up to

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:17:51 2018 No.11266291 >>11266273 Those are both really good. Later in his life he tried (and failed, in my opinion) to adapt to the newest trends, which resulted in hot unreadable messes like Oficio de tinieblas 5

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:19:09 2018 No.11266297 >>11266284 ah yes, i forgot about that one, a really great unredeemed Don Juan

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:25:34 2018 No.11266334 >>11265887 >German Fucking lol. Those barbarians can't think worth a damn

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:28:10 2018 No.11266347 >>11265887 >German Philosophyfags need to stop confusing their dry tracts for literature.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:29:58 2018 No.11266360 File: 32 KB, 620x336, 1527843753040.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266334 >>11266347

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:31:07 2018 No.11266364 >>11266347 Their philosophy is literature as it is based on the most absurd of idealism aka fantasies. All German philosophers since Kant are practically sci-fi writters

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:35:33 2018 No.11266380 File: 53 KB, 855x606, d6d2752aa80da8a70937aed16abbdb6e055843d66ede48950bba60e27cfa3ec4 (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266364 aren't sci-fi philosophers the best philosophers though?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:59:23 2018 No.11266488 any decent spanish writers in the last 20-30 years?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 12:59:40 2018 No.11266491 >>11266157 yeah nah

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 13:00:38 2018 No.11266494 >>11266491 nah is in it is not a a joke, or as in it was always a joke?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 13:03:54 2018 No.11266503 File: 13 KB, 177x285, 177px-50._Wittgenstein_in_Swansea_(taken_by_Ben_Richards).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266364 > All German philosophers since Kant are practically sci-fi writters Heh.. and there's philosophy that isn't?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 13:08:17 2018 No.11266528 >>11266488 Eduardo Mendoza is pretty fun, good luck finding a translation of his stuff though

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 14:20:12 2018 No.11266977 >>11266086 Says the one who speaks a language without any clear vowel pronounciation. "Love" could be said grrrrrrosioryhs for all they care.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 14:36:00 2018 No.11267063 >>11266086 English is a language for brainlets; one of the easiest to learn and use tongues in the world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 14:37:03 2018 No.11267072 >>11265958 Thanks, buddy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 14:41:08 2018 No.11267092 >>11266041 Which one of Lorca's books would you recommend the most? I can decide between Poeta en Nueva York or Romancero Gitano.

Anonymous Mon Jun 4 14:55:21 2018 No.11267181

>>11267092
I personally like Romancero Gitano because of its themes, but you should eventually read both. Poeta en Nueva York is much more strongly influenced by Surrealism, whilst Romancero is influenced by traditional songs and poetry.
Also, don't forget about his plays. They're fantastic.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 17:50:28 2018 No.11268173 >>11265988 He's a hundred percent cachaco though >>11265907 The virgin philosopher vs the chad theologian >>11265878 Yes but you need to know spanish

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:00:05 2018 No.11268234 >>11265916 Cid, Juan de La Cruz, Fray Luis de Leon, Lope de Vega, Calderon de la Barca, Tirso de Molina, Espronceda, Antonio Machado, Unamuno, Lorca, Cernuda, Aleixandre, Guillen, and so many others...

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:05:35 2018 No.11268262 >>11267092 You should read an anthology. >>11267181 He should read an anthology. It's always the best way to start with a poet, in my opinion. You get a good glimpse of his development and learn the stuff for which he is most famous.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:11:00 2018 No.11268283 >>11265878 Wasnt he the guy Voltaire made fun of?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:20:25 2018 No.11268328 >>11266028 Where so i start with spanish poetry?, keep im in mind im a poetry pleb

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:22:52 2018 No.11268342 >>11268234 Lorca is shit, gimme some Pio Baroja and Javier Marias

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:24:04 2018 No.11268350 >>11268173 >He's a hundred percent cachaco though i think foreigners would understand davila betterr if they knew he arrived a his conclusions out of pure cachaco excepcionalism and spite, davila's work is just a bunch of pretty quotes

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 18:29:01 2018 No.11268383 >>11266364 Literature written by autists, not very compelling

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 19:16:54 2018 No.11268516 I've read Don Quixote and loved it but I don't think I appreciate it fully, can someone rec me any secondary lit?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 21:52:07 2018 No.11269228 File: 3 KB, 180x251, Baltasar_Gracian.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Baltasar Gracián Spanish Machiavelli

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 23:26:02 2018 No.11269613 >>11268350 t. costeño Cachaco masterrace

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 4 23:58:09 2018 No.11269744 >>11266230 zzz

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 00:39:58 2018 No.11269873 dude wtf Pablo Neruda Nicanor Parra Vicente Huidobro Gabriel Garcia-Marquez Jorge Luis Borges Julio Cortazar

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 00:47:07 2018 No.11269897 >>11268328 Gongora and Quevedo Lorca and Alberti if you want something more recent

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 01:48:34 2018 No.11270115 >>11269228 He was a proto-existentialist.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 01:49:37 2018 No.11270121 >>11269897 >Gongora and Quevedo This is like asking saying to a virgin to start sex with a 10 inch cock through the ass

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 01:54:41 2018 No.11270134 >>11269873 Pablo Neruda is shit, I own an anthology of his works compiled by himself and I couldn't get through it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 02:02:27 2018 No.11270153 File: 490 KB, 449x401, Girls.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11269873 >Gabriel Garcia-Marquez

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 02:53:08 2018 No.11270284 >>11269228 he was literally the opposite of Machiavelli. the first thing he ever wrote a critique of Machiavelli called the hero.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 03:26:42 2018 No.11270397 File: 7 KB, 220x250, nigster.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11266334

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 11:22:36 2018 No.11271629 I tried Quevedo's prose but I crashed against a wall fairly quickly. Should I keep on trying, hoping it goes easier on me, or should I just give it up?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 11:27:50 2018 No.11271652 >>11270134 He is famous because he was a sjw that saved commies during the Pinochet regime

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 11:42:57 2018 No.11271720 >>11265937 T. Spanitard

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 12:27:43 2018 No.11271965 >>11271629 Is Spanish your first language?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 14:35:20 2018 No.11272612 >>11269744 snap

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 14:37:24 2018 No.11272631 >>11271629 just try Baltasar Gracian, that should be simple to follow

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 15:18:14 2018 No.11272865 >>11271965 Yeah, but the rhetoric turned me away. I'm not very proud of that, though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 19:58:52 2018 No.11274323 >>11265907 Séneca

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 21:06:27 2018 No.11274686 >>11270134 do Borges now. what about him?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 22:47:27 2018 No.11275259 Today I read the episode where DQ and Sancho are at the duke and duchess' castle in part 2. For a classic Don Quixote is very funny.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 5 23:41:01 2018 No.11275537 >>11265907 Santayana :^)

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 00:58:00 2018 No.11275853 >>11265907 So are you going to pick a philosophy and live it or are you going to just browse the whole time?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 01:15:12 2018 No.11275906 I’m pretty a lot of the best post modern epics today are being written by Spanish authors and once translated to English always become modern classics in that genre by fans.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 04:44:21 2018 No.11276552 >>11275906 Could you name a few examples?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 07:18:02 2018 No.11276980 Miguel Hernández is the greatest poet in Spanish in the XXth century and has not even been mentioned in this thread

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 07:22:51 2018 No.11276989 >>11276980 Might trigger the /pol/ types

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 07:23:29 2018 No.11276991 >>11276989 His non-political ouvre is his best anyway

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 11:30:19 2018 No.11277777 >>11275906 name 1

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 11:30:51 2018 No.11277778 >>11277777 dem digits

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 11:32:09 2018 No.11277783 >>11276980 >>11276989 >>11276991 what's a good poem by him? first results in google just turned up a bunch of normie pandering shit

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 11:42:28 2018 No.11277824 File: 76 KB, 1280x723, maxresdefault.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11269613 n-no u

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 12:58:28 2018 No.11278168 >>11277783 What the fuck does that even mean? holy retard

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 13:05:38 2018 No.11278200 EEEEEEEEE, BUENOS DIAS, TACOS

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 13:07:23 2018 No.11278209 >>11278168 it means it's shit that could be put in any random cocacola or rebook advertisement, give me something of substance from the guy, i know you can do it

Anonymous Wed Jun 6 13:17:29 2018 No.11278267

>>11278209
You appear to be predisposed against him already for some reason, so anything I give you is just going to turn into ammunition for stroking your own ego and reaffirming your position. If you are really interested, do your research. Otherwise fuck off.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 13:17:34 2018 No.11278268 >>11277824 colombian fags?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 13:28:53 2018 No.11278320 >>11278267 i'm not against anybody though

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 14:40:40 2018 No.11278671 >>11265887 >maybe learn Russian No, learn Italian or Latin instead t. Russian

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 15:19:50 2018 No.11278850 >>11277824 jasjaja negro >>11278268 fuck off gringo

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 15:25:30 2018 No.11278885 >>11278671 Russian is a pretty disgusting-sounding language.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 15:26:20 2018 No.11278890 >>11278850 I'm not gringo, I'm paisa gonorrea ome

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 15:29:13 2018 No.11278903 >>11269873 Kill yourself

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 16:26:44 2018 No.11279204 File: 151 KB, 451x505, sumg waifu.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11278850 >>11278890 Pero enserio amigos, los costeños son los portadores de la verdadera tradición española y por lo tanto la raza maestra jaja

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 16:39:15 2018 No.11279259 >>11265878 I'm Spanish. Spanish literature is subpar but we really shine in the poetry department.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 16:41:44 2018 No.11279274 >>11265878 Cervantes = Noble

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 16:57:17 2018 No.11279360 >>11279204 obvio negro

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 17:29:56 2018 No.11279541 >>11270153 ive never read 100 years of solitude but his other writings from the 1950's remind me a bit of phillip k dick but a bit more more morbid and depressing.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 17:31:44 2018 No.11279547 >>11279541 >What's tranny porn?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 18:21:15 2018 No.11279777 >>11279259 ??? Poetry is literature.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 21:34:39 2018 No.11280662 >>11266230 >No mention of Bolaño qué tripa hue

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 21:37:34 2018 No.11280671 >>11266360 It's hilarious that if you take away German Jews, which I think we can all agree is fair, German intellectual accomplishments shrink to zero

>>	Anonymous Wed Jun 6 21:53:12 2018 No.11280745 >>11279259 Who are your favorites and in which order do you recommend them? I've never been too into poetry but I've been trying to finally get around to reading some. So far I've read Becquer and Antonio Machado, both of whom I have greatly enjoyed.

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