Chart thread

[Anonymous No.13093013]

I'll read the first dubs

[Anonymous No.13093018]

[Anonymous No.13093030]

[Anonymous No.13093038]

>>13093013
Have fun

[Anonymous No.13093047]

[Anonymous No.13093066]

>>13093013

[Anonymous No.13093089]

>>13093066
yes
YES

[Anonymous No.13093096]

>>13093013

[Anonymous No.13093100]

>>13093066
[banter stops]

[Anonymous No.13093123]

Anyone got a chart for medieval knight tales, or of the Arthurian Legend?

[Anonymous No.13093165]

>>13093066
idiots will fall for this, not realising the chart is turned on its head.

[Anonymous No.13093236]

>>13093123
No, but I'm currently reading Le Morte Darthur and its really fun, but a bit repetitive

[Anonymous No.13093263]

>>13093123
start with culwch and olwen
i'll try to find the chart i've seen around here if i can

[Anonymous No.13093303]

>>13093096
Not a good recommendation in my opinion.
It makes sense that people, not knowing how to apply the teachings, would begin to look for subsidiary texts for help, but modern analogues should be avoided (outside of a purely interpretative mode).
If one is looking for a manual to guide one, then the Visuddhimagga, Path of Purification, of 5th century Sri Lanka, achieves the aim while remaining true to spirit.

[Anonymous No.13093325]

>>13093303
Visuddhimagga is pretty controversial for the simple fact that it's Theravadin and that bits of it are inconsistent with the suttas.

[Anonymous No.13093363]

>>13093325
Controversy as controversy is unimportant. There is controversy about everything. That it may or not may be consistent with Suttas, as determined by analysts, is not as weighty as whether it focuses the teaching into a guide aimed at the same end.

[Anonymous No.13093438]

>>13093123
I asked for this awhile back. I didn't save any of the images, but I did take these notes:

Pre-Reading:
The Fall of the Roman Empire by Peter Heather, and The Discovery of King Arthur, by Geoffrey Ashe
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Reading:
Le Morte D'Arthur, Malory
Gawain and the Green Knight
Chretien De Troyes' Romances
'Parzival' by Wolfram Von Eschenbach
Welsh: Mabinogion, Monmouth, Black Book, Red book, White book.
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Alitterative Morte
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The cycle of Robert de Boron
Perceval, the Story of the Grail
The Grand Saint Graal
The Queste del Saint Graal or "Vulgate Cycle"
Parzifal by Wolfram von Eschenbach
Titurel and Wartburgkrieg by Albert von Scharffenberg
Le Morte D'Arthur by Malory
Diu Crone
Historia Regum Brittaniae
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Joseph d'Arimathie
Merlin
Les Premiers Faits du roi Arthur
Lancelot
La Marche de Gaule
Galehaut
La Première Partie de la quête de Lancelot
La Seconde Partie de la quête de Lancelot
La Quête du Saint Graal
La Mort du roi Arthur
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The Once and Future King
Mist of Avalon
Idylls of the King by Tennyson, William Morris has a lot of Arthurian poems, Twain's 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court', Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, Excalibur etc.

[Anonymous No.13093461]

Whats the point of these threads? It is the exact same charts over and over and over again. Just download the folder that has them all?

[Anonymous No.13093465]

>Whats the point of these threads? It is the exact same charts over and over and over again. Just download the folder that has them all?

[Anonymous No.13093480]

>>13093363
desu in the last Buddhism chart before that one the Visuddhimagga was included and I remember people calling it trash because of Theravada bias, so I think it's fair
suttas are pretty direct and clear anyways

[Anonymous No.13094226]

>>13093438
well there goes my summer....

guess I'll be fighting windmills by the end of it

[Anonymous No.13094295]

>>13093438
>>13094226
The pre-readings were recommendations by anon.

The first few readings are the most important, and in order.

The Welsh texts are more 'true' to the source.

The Alliterative Morte was a high recommend, but not necessary.

The rest is unsorted additions.

[Anonymous No.13094595]

>>13093303
more like visuddhinigga