Post those mid-summer stacks

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Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:24:38 2019 No.13409995 [Reply] [Original]

Post those mid-summer stacks

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:27:10 2019 No.13410011 File: 392 KB, 1632x1224, stak.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995

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>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:27:26 2019 No.13410014 mid-summer?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:27:49 2019 No.13410016 File: 10 KB, 248x454, ....jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:28:21 2019 No.13410018 >>13410011 Can we stop with the hacky irony humor

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:29:34 2019 No.13410025 >he unironically reads translations

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:30:40 2019 No.13410035 is a stack supposed to be what I read or what I am going to read

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:31:44 2019 No.13410042 >>13410035 it's what you buy and never going to read

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:31:59 2019 No.13410044 >>13410035 JUST POST EM NIGGA

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:41:21 2019 No.13410090 >>13410012 I have that tolstoj version but I really dont recommend reading cervantes in swedish, he's much better in english and even better than that in spanish

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:41:34 2019 No.13410091 >>13410012 Vilken översättning av Tolstoj?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:44:32 2019 No.13410099 >>13410090 And him reading C&P in english when we have an absolutely excellent swedish translation by Hans Björkegren. >>13410012 You should pick up the remaining volumes of War & Peace and just focus on that. You just purchased 1/3rd of a book.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:44:39 2019 No.13410100 >>13410090 How is he better in English than in Swedish?

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>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:49:24 2019 No.13410119 >>13410101 Nice one in the center, I’ve been meaning to get it for TRAWR.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:52:26 2019 No.13410129

>>13410090
The translation i have of quijote has was vastly superior in tone to the penguin paperback and the vintage they had at the bookstore. I have it in spanish as well, however im still reading harry potter and the wises stone in español, not at don quixote level yet. The tone and humor i sense reading quijote in spanish is the same as this swesish translation, which wasnt therr at all in the english ones.

>>13410091
Barbara Lönnquist. Den är väldigt bra, känns tolstojig men det känns bara en smula mer aggressiv än vad tolstoj tycks vara i irl om man jämför med alla engelska översättningar. Samma sak gällde hennes notes from underground, väldigt väldigt bra och kul att läsa, men tonen är nog lite för sträng tror jag. Dock absolut en grym översättare och jag storgillar hennes krig och fred.

So, Cervantes in swedish (the jens something translation) was superior to the english ones (edith grossman, john rutherford) and the Swedish war and peace is great (ten times better than the pevear and volkhonsly garbage hacks) but not as good as anthony briggs.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:53:28 2019 No.13410134 >>13410099 We have an excellent by ellen rydelius* Björkgren var boring imo

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:54:48 2019 No.13410141 >>13410119 TWAWR*

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 12:57:25 2019 No.13410159 My stack for this summer: The Man Without Qualities-Musil Bleak House-Dickens The Spanish Civil War-Hugh Thomas Naked Lunch-Burroughs The Master of Go-Kawabata The Cairo Trilogy-Mahfouz In Search of Lost Time volumes four and five-Proust

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:03:20 2019 No.13410187

>>13410129
Är ju självklart partisk, men jag anser ändå att svenska översättningar ofta slår engelska sådana i fråga om känsla (vilket visserligen är svårt att definiera). Har endast läst Hjalmar Dahls Krig & Fred, vet du hur den mäter sig mot Barbara Lönnqvist? Det är väl ändå samma version som de har översatt? Är medveten om att den finns en annan version som översattes först tidigare på 2000-talet.

>>13410134
>Björkgren var boring imo
Verkligen? Jag tycker att Björkegrens ofta snillrika ordval är helt klockrena. Se t.ex. scenen med hästen.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:12:48 2019 No.13410221

>>13410187
Hjalmar Dahls är en förkortad version och ska tydligen vara väldigt "träig". Barbaras är skitbra.

Du må ha rätt var gäller hästscenen dock. Den var inte lika stark i Rydelius som i dwn här Katz som jag har i min stack eller Garnetts. STAFFAN Dahls Karamazov var bättre än Rydelius med.

Vad gäller att vara partisk mot de engelska så brukade jag hålla med, men efter att ha nördat spanska samt provsmakat lite svenska översättningar av många klassiker och jämfört med engelska versioner så har jag verkligen börjat rådigga och föredra svenska översättningar. T.ex var hundra år av ensamhet starkare på svenska än engelska (fast bäst på spanska såklart).

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:17:07 2019 No.13410236 >tfw swedish but only read in english or german

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:18:05 2019 No.13410245 >>13410221 jag >>13410187 Vänta, trodde du sade först att du tyckte svenska var svagare än de engelska, sorry

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:19:10 2019 No.13410249 >>13410236 Säger som Horatio: 'Tis strange

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:21:44 2019 No.13410263 File: 163 KB, 1280x720, stack.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Read Augustine, on Herodotus

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:23:12 2019 No.13410278
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These are the worst penguin books quality wise ive ever had. Lovecraft- Inside along with the cover have this toilet paper feel to them and mishima is even smaller than their other pocket ed

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:26:51 2019 No.13410297 >>13410011 Ew

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:30:16 2019 No.13410312

>>13410221
Jag har hört att Dahls översättning saknar delar av epilogen, men att den trots det inte är nämnvärt kortare. Jag får ta mig en god titt på Barbara Lönnqvist översättning; Krig & Fred är ju ändå en av mina absoluta favoriter.

>>13410245
Då håller vi med varandra ändå. Det är faktiskt också på senare tid som jag börjat ifrågasätta min gamla tonårstendens att föredra engelska för att det var ett "coolare" språk. Har kommit fram till att det är något väldigt kosmopolitiskt med det, vilket jag först misstog för en otvivelaktig styrka, men som jag nu senare ser som en svaghet. Tycker fortfarande väldigt mycket om engelska, men det ska vara böcker och lyrik skrivet på det i original.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:35:20 2019 No.13410333 >>13410312 Mm precis, men då kommer frågan, vilken krig och fred föredrar du/har du läst?

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:41:51 2019 No.13410370

>>13410333
Det var just Hjalmar Dahl som jag läst. Att han skulle vara lite träig är väl sant, men det var inget som störde mig, dessutom så uppskattar jag hans lite mer gammalmodiga meningsuppbyggnad och ordval. Är alltid lite orolig att nutida översättningar av klassiker ska använda sig av allt för modern svenska.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:48:51 2019 No.13410396 File: 2.15 MB, 3120x4160, IMG_20190704_194628.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] And my kinle with a lot of shit in it

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:52:47 2019 No.13410414 File: 1.45 MB, 3840x2160, IMG_20190704_194952.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Starting with The leopard. It better be good.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:55:09 2019 No.13410423
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>>13410370
Ja du, typ Bengt Samuelsson. Låter alldeles för mycket som modern stockholmsmål med diverse "gammeldagsa" ord som känns typ påtvingade och känns inte alls som dostojevskij, till skillnad från Ulla Roseen som gör både notes from underground och anna karenina på ett väldigt smakfullt sätt och mycket mer tidlöst språk. Känns mer som att ha fjodor framför sig.

Vänster är Ulla Roseen
Höger är Bengt Samuelsson

Själv föredrar jag Ullas

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 13:56:33 2019 No.13410429 File: 2.31 MB, 2456x1817, 20190704_195607.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410423 Oops

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:03:57 2019 No.13410469

>>13410423
Jag tycker att Samuelssons text har ett bättre flöde, men språket känns, som du säger, väldigt modernt och lite onödigt vardagligt. Det kan ju dock vara en styrka med just Dostojevskij, men då tycker jag verkligen att Björkeson gjorde bättre ifrån sig än Samuelsson; han visste när och hur han skulle bruka det mer vardagliga språket, som i den tidigare nämnda hästscenen där det ändå är oborstade, alkoholiserade bönder som håller på. Det blir en väldigt intressant nyans mellan "packet" och det finare folket (inte för att något folk i Brott och Straff är särskilt fint).

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:05:06 2019 No.13410480 >Wilhelm Meister >Connaissances de l'Est, Paul Claudel >The spectacle society >persuasion and rethoric >truth and method, gadamer >The empire of the lesser evil, Jean Claude Michéa >some julien gracq book

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:08:25 2019 No.13410506 >>13410469 Sorry, menar Björkegren. [Ingvar] Björkeson var ansvarig för den senaste översättningen av Homeros som jag inte har läst, tycker dock väldigt mycket om Erland Lagerlöfs.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:10:59 2019 No.13410527 Gonna read Thomas Mann in Swedish this summer

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:12:21 2019 No.13410537 >>13410527 I've been meaning to read Thomas Mann but I've also been meaning to learn german, which makes me want to put off reading Thomas Mann until I know german. It's stupid, I know. I should just fucking read him already.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:14:57 2019 No.13410553

>>13410527
>>13410537

I'm currently reading Buddenbrooks at the moment, fairly comfy and the opening dinner scene is really good. I'm having to look up certain historical backgrounds mentioned in the novel to familiarize myself with it but I recommend starting with that one first.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:16:20 2019 No.13410559 File: 2.28 MB, 4032x3024, 1F9C305A-F077-4272-8C38-6A086238C0A5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995 >>13410012 don quixote gang represent

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:17:42 2019 No.13410564 >>13410553 Buddenbrooks is definitely the one I want to read the most. I'm a big fan of family chronicles. What translation are you reading?

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>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:21:42 2019 No.13410585 >>13410579 nice nails, brother

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:23:17 2019 No.13410595 File: 715 KB, 1279x928, 20190704_202228.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410564 Not him but ive read chap 1 of the Wallenström translation which was good

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:24:38 2019 No.13410602 >>13410564 I'm reading the Porter translation. It's from the old Vintage edition. If you like family chronicles I haven't read it yet but it is on my summer stack I suggest The Cairo trilogy. I think that might be your taste.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:24:52 2019 No.13410604 >>13410585 Well, thanks

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:27:43 2019 No.13410617

>>13410595
I'd heard Mann liked to write long sentences, now I have definite evidence.

>>13410602
>The Cairo trilogy
That actually sounds very interesting, anon, especially as I've never read any works by arabs, and have very little insight into arab (or rather egyptian) culture. Thank you!

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:30:23 2019 No.13410631 Everyone in the DQ gang should check out Unamuno's Our Lord Don Quijote. Here's a pretty good article about it https://www.nytimes.com/1973/12/16/archives/our-lord-don-quixote-the-agony-of-christianity-the-tragic-sense-of.html

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:33:50 2019 No.13410649 File: 1.84 MB, 3480x4640, 1546479097980.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How do I get books on the cheap? The digital ones I got for 2-3$ each (except utopia which was free), but the physical versions cost ~25$ each.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:35:59 2019 No.13410662 >>13410014 idk, summer is about half over

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:49:58 2019 No.13410718 >>13410631 Very good article, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:53:11 2019 No.13410725 >>13410649 25$ really isnt so bad if its atleast a hundred or more pages My books for med school costs between 200-800€

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 14:54:58 2019 No.13410735 >>13410649 why does cyril's head look like a balloon

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:10:52 2019 No.13410797 >>13410662 it started two weeks ago, brainlet

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:15:32 2019 No.13410812 File: 79 KB, 902x960, 1560266510998.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410559 I'm here too

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:41:01 2019 No.13410925 >>13410649 Abebooks

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:49:34 2019 No.13410963 Learning Latin, which me Luke frens

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:53:40 2019 No.13410981 >>13409995 how did you select this translation of don quixote? Was it random, or by someone's suggestion?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:54:01 2019 No.13410983 File: 51 KB, 330x431, 1551631104274.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410963 good luke, friend

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:57:50 2019 No.13410997 >>13410414 50 pages into the Leopard (same edition) and oh boy this is great it's what I hoped Tolstoy would be like in terms of descriptions and delicately handling character psychology

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 15:58:07 2019 No.13410999 >>13409995 Leibowitz is great anon, enjoy it. If you're not Catholic it makes a lot of references to Catholicism so you might want to read up on parts you don't understand, you'd be missing a lot.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:05:58 2019 No.13411349 >>13410981 It was the only one at my library. So yeah, basically random.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:10:04 2019 No.13411377 >>13410414 Ha det så kul med sigurds översättning anon :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:10:42 2019 No.13411379 >>13410012 Varför i helvete läser du inte Brott och straff på svenska?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:12:05 2019 No.13411389 >>13410981 Maybe it was because I was reading an old Wordsworth edition of Don Quixote but I really did not think it did a good job at the humour or sucking me into the story at all. Worth exchanging it for the Everyman one?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:14:09 2019 No.13411403 >>13411379 Maybe it was because I was reading the new Modernista edition of Crime And Punishment but I really did not think it did a good job at the humour or sucking me into the story at all. Worth exchanging it for the english Norton one.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:17:39 2019 No.13411426 >>13411389 NOOOOOO Dont dude, that norton edition is goat

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:17:48 2019 No.13411427 >>13411403 Kolla in Hans Björkegrens översättning, gosse lille.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:22:08 2019 No.13411450 >>13410236 This is me but I'm hungarian.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:27:43 2019 No.13411482

>>13410997
Going to start reading it tomorrow, looking forward to it after all the praise I've heard of it, especially now considering it's the way Tolstoj depicts characters that makes him one of my favorites.

>>13411377
Tack anon, tycker du att det är en bra översättning? Har läst den på engelska men jag tycker generellt att ryska böcker låter mer ryska på svenska, så jag köpte modernistas utgåva när de hade rea några månader sen. Ser fram emot att läsa om vissa delar, särskilt de med Konstantin. Topp mys.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:29:23 2019 No.13411496 >>13410559 Shout out Fernando Pessoa!

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:32:19 2019 No.13411515

>>13411482
Den är asbra av att döma sampeln som jag läste, föredrar dock Ullas översättning som Norstedts nyligen kom ut med. Gud ja, Levin är asmysig, alla delar han är med i. Den tidiga scenen på skridskobanan har satt fast i mitt huvud sedan jag läste den första gången.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:34:36 2019 No.13411527 File: 202 KB, 1200x666, Hernan-Cortes_Prado-1200x666.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995 ¿Porqué no has aprendido el español, anon? Es mucho más agradable leer esos libros en su idioma original.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 17:36:14 2019 No.13411534 >>13411527 Estoy aprendiendo pero no estoy en el nivel de poder leer don quijote. Pero cien años he leído y sí, mil veces mejor

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:13:43 2019 No.13411732 >>13411534 Muy bien, amigo. Te espero mucha suerte con el aprendizaje del idioma.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:13:59 2019 No.13411735 >>13411534 Wow, eso es impressive. Haber podido leer cien años mientras aprendes español. Yo intentare pronto un libro de Kafka en Deutsch.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:24:26 2019 No.13411791 >>13411735 >>13411732 Gracias muchachos, amo a tu idioma

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:25:40 2019 No.13411798 >>13411791 Su*

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:37:42 2019 No.13411850 File: 194 KB, 290x351, 1385315547016.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410012 >>13410091 >läsa krig och fred på svenska

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:38:27 2019 No.13411857 >>13411850 Svennar, stick. Det här brädet tillhör oss nysvenskar.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:39:15 2019 No.13411864 >>13410559 Would you like to be my friend?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:40:55 2019 No.13411870 File: 3.00 MB, 4032x3024, C830D51F-A724-48D5-8935-DFF73EE11054.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I’ve spent a bit lately

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:41:25 2019 No.13411873 >>13411534 >>13411735 Que lindos los blancos buena suerte amigos c:

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:44:37 2019 No.13411887 >>13410579 Nice edition, anon, you're from Latin America I see, how much?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:44:48 2019 No.13411888 >>13411873 Chenga tu madre carbón

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:45:51 2019 No.13411896 File: 3.52 MB, 4032x3024, 4DAE187E-F02E-4EC7-86E8-7EBCD8239605.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410559 >>13410579

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:46:05 2019 No.13411898 >>13411887 It was at a real good price, 12 usd or so

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:48:39 2019 No.13411910 File: 3.22 MB, 3120x3588, IMG_20190705_014749.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >why yes I do consider myself to be quite based, how could you tell?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:48:52 2019 No.13411912 >>13411888 >>13411873 Lo siento, muchas gracias, me pongo avergüenza tratando de hablar/escritar porque sé que voy a hacer algo incorrecto o algo así. No queria insultarte lo siento, saludos

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:53:40 2019 No.13411933 File: 318 KB, 941x743, SmartSelect_20190704-022206_Chrome.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Congrats on a succesful comfy thread OP

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 18:58:11 2019 No.13411961 >>13411870 The Design of Everyday Things is fantastic, good pick anon

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 19:06:25 2019 No.13411998 File: 1.15 MB, 3264x2448, E9FAB467-4BDC-4645-88FD-0D549AFCFE6C.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Haven’t done this in a while...

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 19:41:18 2019 No.13412133 >>13411998 What made you get that Logic and not Copi?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 21:05:54 2019 No.13412469 >>13412133 I just ordered Copi the other day, this was lying around the local bookstore and after restraining myself for more two months, I gave in. It is really good thought btw.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 21:45:55 2019 No.13412574 File: 963 KB, 2560x1440, IMG_20190704_105710.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'll admit it - I'm addicted to books

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 21:45:56 2019 No.13412575 File: 1.66 MB, 4032x3024, image0 (3).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] why do we stack? i have always stacked why do we do it? i actually didnt know so many other people stack until i started using /lit/

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 21:53:02 2019 No.13412593 >>13410559 that copy of don quixote looks cool is it just paper with that design printed on it or is it textured? could i see another photo of it?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 21:56:17 2019 No.13412605 >>13410649 library genesis

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 22:31:03 2019 No.13412728 >>13412593 Its just a design on normal paperback glossy paper. Its the vintage edition.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 22:31:39 2019 No.13412731 >>13412728 ah ok the more i look at it, its a little tacky honestly

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 23:12:15 2019 No.13412880 File: 2.38 MB, 2592x3456, 20190704_230643_resized.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Since everyone is posting their edition of Don Quichotte. Mine is illustrated by Gustave Doré. Very nice illustrations.

Anonymous Thu Jul 4 23:17:56 2019 No.13412899

>>13410035
I think of it as the stack/stacks I have on my desk. So it's normally a mixture of books that I've read (but am still thinking about and referencing), am reading, and am going to read.
Most often people just post books they've recently bought and haven't read yet.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 23:22:37 2019 No.13412919 >>13411912 Que lindo eres anon, mucha suerte, te mando besos

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 23:27:49 2019 No.13412939 >>13412574 Nice Jesus anon

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 4 23:37:00 2019 No.13412967 >physical copies based

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 00:34:23 2019 No.13413154 File: 3.42 MB, 4032x3024, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] R8

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 01:08:48 2019 No.13413255 >>13411912 Besitos en la puntita del pene para ti :3

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 01:15:33 2019 No.13413277 >>13410011 proto-neoboomerism

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 01:16:29 2019 No.13413280 >>13410579 tengo la misma

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 01:18:23 2019 No.13413291 File: 133 KB, 1080x1440, stack.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 01:31:55 2019 No.13413329 >>13413154 BASED AF

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:10:32 2019 No.13413793 >>13411515 Tack, ska ta en titt på Norstedts utgåva, hade ingen aning om att de släppt en! Håller med, skridskoscenen är topp, samt alla bitar på landet och inte minst när han får sin Kitty - ska bli najs att läsa om det på svenska!

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:18:33 2019 No.13413811 >The Uninhabitable Earth: David Wallace-Wells >A Crisis Wasted: Reed Hundt >Jesus Through the Centuries: Jaroslav Pelikan >A bunch of network security books for work Not gonna post a pic since visual images are for homos

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:38:38 2019 No.13413879 >>13410011 5/7 are cringe. Fucking boomers

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:45:12 2019 No.13413892

>>13409995
>>13410012
>>13412574
>>13412575
>>13413154

I'd be beyond surprised if any body who made these stacks will actually read them. Most of them are basic classics that if you actually read, you will have already read them by know. Instead you fags wanna show off how "lit" you are. Sorry to gatekeep, but you'll never read these books.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:46:29 2019 No.13413895 >>13413892 Based as fuck. Most of these are free at the library.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:47:53 2019 No.13413900 >>13412574 the rest of the books there are fine but what could you possibly get from the turner diaries other than some low IQ larpy bullshit and yourself put on some watchlist

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:52:03 2019 No.13413911

>>13410649
Used books stores, thrift stores, etc. It's ridiculous what people sell for a ingle euro. Git my near 1K collection of classics, most leather bound and in top condition for average 3€. But than again I live in germany where actual classics are abundant and you can get the complete leather bound 19 century edition of Schiller and Goethe for 5€.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 04:56:02 2019 No.13413921 >>13413900 All fiction is just larping

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 05:04:51 2019 No.13413942 >>13413892 Stack of books I've read this summer anon :^) Not everyone is like you

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 07:38:55 2019 No.13414304

>>13413892
All stack/shelf threads are like that: people just want to show off their "cool" books in order to pander to a certain crowd, whether it be the philosophers, ones interested in politics or, in this case, just fans of /lit/ classics.

People who post books that aren't memed every single day here usually receive zero replies, so what you end up with is everyone posting pictures of the same 10 approved books.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 08:10:40 2019 No.13414412

>>13410414

I have the same copy of the invincible. There are alot of errors in the print. One or two pages are duplicated, there are some really strange spelling mistakes. I am pretty sure its a translation from a German edition?

Anyway, its still a pretty fun little book.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 08:40:47 2019 No.13414516 File: 442 KB, 1769x1327, dtruoohibd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410649 thrift stores

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 08:54:22 2019 No.13414577
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Just bought those badboys (and a couple more) for 11,50€ at Caritas (german cherity shop). I love when old boomers without family die, all their nice stuff gets sold for literally nothing.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 09:42:19 2019 No.13414759 >>13409995 how's the Raffel translation of Don Quixote? I was looking to get that one for the supplemental material, but Amazon doesn't offer a preview so I can see if it's worthwhile for the actual book as well

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 09:44:32 2019 No.13414769
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My summertime ebook stack. Decided to read some in my native language having been lately reading exclusively in English and German.
I also have a used Turgenev stack of selected works in 2000 pages, bough for 7 euros, that is waiting for late summer and autumn.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 09:57:14 2019 No.13414825 >>13414769 can you read any other languages? also, aside from the Pope, I don't recognize any other authors in your "stack" - any you'd like to recommend?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 10:06:01 2019 No.13414862 >>13410649 Go to your library

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 10:12:21 2019 No.13414890 File: 184 KB, 483x470, 1554302839903.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13410129 >han läser kvinnliga översättare

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 10:29:46 2019 No.13414953

>>13414825
I can read Russian slowly, but working on it, and I have been preparing to learn Italian - already a big opera fan, and understand a lot already, so it should be easy.

As for the books, clockwise:
1) Ivan Bunin — collection consisting of short stories 'Dark alleys' and diary 'Cursed Days' — apparently two big masterpieces of his, if I were to believe the translator's foreword. I just finished it and it was beautiful.
2) Basil the Great aka Basil of Cesarea — letters to a rhetoritician and sophist Libanius, based on 'Basilio di Cesarea, Discorso ai Giovani. Oratio ad adolescentes' — the Polish edition title translates into 'Pagan Masters of Christians', and Basil apparently argues for his version of >start with the Greeks, but I have just started reading it.
3) Karol Wojtyła — a lecture from Areopagus Sermon given during his pilgrimage as young bishop, recently unearthed and gifted for publishing from someone's private collection. Will supposedly fit nicely with the Basil.
4) Stefan Themerson — Professor's Mmaa Lecture, shilled to my by a respectable friend, has a Nyrb logo on the cover and a translation of Bertrand Russell's intro, suggests it may have been once printed there, but I couldn't find it now.
5) Bolesław Leśmian — poetry collection book 1 (and 2), untranslatable poetry from the absolute master of the language. Reading it slowly in the evenings.
6) Dezso Kosztolanyi — 'Skylark' in Polish. Seen it recommended in some threads here on /lit/.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 11:03:58 2019 No.13415086
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>>13409995
>Canticle for Leibowitz
Based.
>Don Quixote
God, people please stop wasting your time. This book is along the lines of Moby Dick. It actually sucks balls and no one can admit it.

I flit around a lot. These were by my bed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 11:12:04 2019 No.13415126 >>13409995 >Unamuno Based

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:10:42 2019 No.13415371 >>13415086 >>Don Quixote >God, people please stop wasting your time. This book is along the lines of Moby Dick. It actually sucks balls and no one can admit it. This is your mind when you're a monolingual cuck

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:14:18 2019 No.13415383 >>13415086 >he doesn’t understand the Don cause he’s never read Unamuno’s commentary

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:22:55 2019 No.13415419 >>13410278 you should've got the del rey editions

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:26:08 2019 No.13415430 >>13413892 >>13414304 projection

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:27:10 2019 No.13415434 >>13410649 >wasting all that money just to larp lmao

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 12:35:54 2019 No.13415458
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>>13411870
>>13411961
Maybe I'm a brainlet but I cannot slog my way through The Design of Everyday Things. I get what he's saying, it's just super uninteresting to me.

>>13409995
Looking to pickup Canticle soon

Help I've been possessed by the WW1 spirit. Anyone got tips on how to better maintain the spines of these bigger paperbacks? Also anybody else use Kang as a palate cleanser in between more serious reads?

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:28:09 2019 No.13415672

>>13415086
>Don Quixote
God, people please stop wasting your time. This book is along the lines of Moby Dick. It actually sucks balls and no one can admit it.

You know, your judgement is invalid on all things based on this sentence. Moby and Quijote are just about the only bricks that arent overrated

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:28:36 2019 No.13415675 >>13410559 fuckkk yeahhhh

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:29:16 2019 No.13415678 >>13415434 Neet living on the small amount his government gives him each month outs himself

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:31:59 2019 No.13415690 >>13415383 you mind enlightening us about his commentary

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:32:50 2019 No.13415697 File: 971 KB, 768x1770, books.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13415371 >>13415383 >>13415672 >waster their time reading it and are too invested to admit it. >pic related about 1/5 of my books

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:35:46 2019 No.13415706 File: 1.95 MB, 3968x2976, IMG_20190705_193253.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Bottom one is C&P - Dostoyevsky Middle one is Matthew Lewis - The Monk

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:43:01 2019 No.13415740 >>13415458 Based /his/ anon

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 13:46:12 2019 No.13415752 >>13415458 The gulag Archipelago is a fun work to read, but please dont take it as historical fact

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:01:36 2019 No.13415800 >>13415706 why are you reading a translation and which language is it in

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>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:10:37 2019 No.13415840 >>13415706 >memesworth not the worst one, but still

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:17:48 2019 No.13415884 >>13411998 Is that print of Stirner any good? I've seen so many versions and can't decide which to get (most people suggest the Cambridge uni press, but I'd rather not pay 30 pounds)

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:26:02 2019 No.13415914

>>13413892
1.) Eat a dick
2.) I’m more than halfway through bk, ive knocked out Ion, Shorter Hippias, and Euthyphro, and have finished the intro to the eastern mysticism anthology. I will finish bk, I’m will finish the 4 trial and death dialogues and then will go for symposium and maybe gorgias. I use the eastern mysticism one as light browsing and won’t go through for example the Jain or Sikh texts
3.) I’m reading these because they are classics you dumb bitch.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:28:38 2019 No.13415930 >>13415458 Truly mirin the historical stuff anon

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:32:56 2019 No.13415948
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>>13415458
Nice history stack, anon. I grabbed a biography of Frederick the Great and a shorter book (≈270 pages) about the battle of Lützen the other week. Should be here any day now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:43:47 2019 No.13415996 >>13415697 So...? What's your point, old man? I read it when I was a teenager. Dumb boomer. Bet your age starts with a 2.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:45:54 2019 No.13416005 File: 2.62 MB, 353x209, 1477084199555.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13415458 >all that pop history at least you got Clark who is great

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:50:10 2019 No.13416023 >>13416005 >all that pop x Big yikes from me dawg if you’re implying only rigorous academic works should be read during ones free time. Have sex.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:55:15 2019 No.13416052 >>13415832 Patrician

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 14:56:13 2019 No.13416058 >>13409995 >mid-summer We're only two weeks into summer, you moron.

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Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:07:39 2019 No.13416093

>>13415752
I've gotten the impression that it was exaggerated but yeah its definitely enjoyable though depressing.

>>13416005
I do try to follow infographics and lists which likely include some biased and watered down versions of events. I'm not studying them for academic purpose, just to have a fun romp through world changing events from multiple perspectives.

>>13415930
>>13415740

I can barely get into longer fiction anymore, anons. There's just so much cool shit thats happened in the past that I want to know about.

>>13415948
I know next to nothing about Frederick who I keep hearing was badass. I hope to get a better overview of him at least. What biography did you get?

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:12:07 2019 No.13416122

>>13414953
thanks for the brief rundown. this is the first I've even heard of Ivan Bunin, so I'll probably check him out
I recognized the cover of the NYRB edition of Skylark immediately, but I hadn't realized until today that the introduction was written by a member of the Esterházy family (which I discovered by becoming obsessed with string quartets)
I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask which books concerning the practice of being a Christian you would recommend?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:14:08 2019 No.13416137 >>13416059 that cover of Umstruz Im Juli is just amazing

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:23:07 2019 No.13416190 >>13410011 lol

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:28:34 2019 No.13416215
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>>13415996
Mid thirties.
My point is only that they argued with me about the books being actually good. The shelf just shows I have read enough to at least have a comparison point and I'm not just spouting off.
>pic related the second fifth of my books.
Highly recommended are...
The Forrestal Diaries
The Haldemann Diaries
The Arms of Krupp

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:29:03 2019 No.13416219 >>13410278 I was going to get the New Directions' edition of Star but now seeing this edition with Tadanori Yokoo art I might have to get it instead.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:29:52 2019 No.13416224 >>13410090 >he's much better in english and even better than that in spanish Are you serious? fucking retard.

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Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:51:02 2019 No.13416330

>>13416122
Also affectionate towards chamber music.
Somewhat disappointingly, I don't consider myself well-read in Christian literature (but who really can?). I appreciated Joseph Ratzinger's 'Introduction to Christianity' immensly, and I consider him to fit the profile of a Doctor of the Church, so I will likely read much more from him. Other than that I just read Greeks, Romans, and now continue by reading singular works that I find, especially those that relate to Greek origins of Christianity (like that from Basil, a Doctor of Church himself, and Wojtyła). I consider this a good compromise between trying to make sense of the endless sea of earlier works from the likes of Augustine or Anselm, and Acquinas, and tens of others, which is surely a wonderful thing to as a life-long endeavour, but I haven't gotten to that point yet.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:54:17 2019 No.13416352
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The ordering of the pile is kinda weird, I'm reading Moby Dick primarily, Essays in Idleness, Locke and Meditations from time to time, and the rest are for later.
>>13410278
I read star about a month ago, first Mishima book I've read. I kinda liked it, but I get why it's one of his "lesser" works.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:56:36 2019 No.13416364 >>13415800 I don't know Russian and couldn't find the monk in English. It's Serbian.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 15:58:52 2019 No.13416378 >>13415840 that was the only choice, book selection here is pretty shit

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:04:16 2019 No.13416409 >>13416352 day of the triffids is great times

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:04:52 2019 No.13416412 >>13416023 Dilate brainlet

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:06:54 2019 No.13416425 >>13416409 yeah, that's what I've heard. 50s scifi books are really underrated imo.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:09:12 2019 No.13416441 File: 2.07 MB, 4032x1960, 20190705_220835.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416352 Great taste shipmate

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:10:08 2019 No.13416447

>>13410263
>>13410396
>>13411910
>>13413291
>>13414516
>>13414577
>>13416352
Responding to these (You)-less posts. All respectable and I wish you all nice reading.
>>13416215
Thanks for the recs, brother.
>>13416272
An interesting set. Is it mostly anti-capitalistic or communist or something else yet?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:14:16 2019 No.13416483 >>13416093 >What biography did you get? 'Frederick the Great' by Tim Blanning. I haven't done any extensive research, but he was a professor of modern european history at Cambridge, and I figure the scholarship would be solid.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:16:50 2019 No.13416496 >>13410396 Soseki is neat, more people should read him.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:18:04 2019 No.13416505

>>13416441
if you're the anon who recommended this edition of the book to me a few weeks back, I can't thank you enough. This is the perfect way to illustrate a book—just showing the locations and instruments used, not the characters in action. If you're not that anon, you still got great taste.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:21:29 2019 No.13416532 File: 2.45 MB, 4032x1960, 20190705_221927.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416215 Dumbass, why do you keep old gross physical dictionaries Lmao. Also don quijote is legit good and so is moby dick, theyre damn pleasures to read

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:22:33 2019 No.13416541 >>13416441 >>13416505 Now I'm jealous of you anons. I just have a boring penguin paperback edition.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:23:14 2019 No.13416549 File: 2.64 MB, 4032x1960, 20190705_222213.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416532 Mayb thisll go better, why must thou flip mine images 4chan

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:26:45 2019 No.13416565 >>13416541 I mean, penguin paperbacks are #2 place goat aside from norton of paperback series of classics. Oxford fags keep out

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:28:05 2019 No.13416574 >>13416352 is "how music works" any good? or is it just a pop book

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:29:11 2019 No.13416580 >>13416532 I think >>13416215 agrees with you anon. It's kinda been hard to follow. >>13416541 hey man if you read it and liked it makes no difference. If you're gonna reread it though, this is the edition for you.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:30:42 2019 No.13416588 >>13416574 I haven't read it yet, but I have friends who have said it was good and very thorough on the topic matter. I figure that if that's not true at the very least I'll probably get some fun stories behind the scenes of Talking Heads albums.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:31:23 2019 No.13416592 >>13411482 Let me know what you think of it, I'm almost done and it's been absolutely riveting, far more refined prose than Lolita which I also read this summer but found the poetic elements of Nabokov's prose got lost and saturated.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:34:55 2019 No.13416612 >>13416588 >the topic and what would that be? because i doubt it would be about sound and understanding it

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:35:30 2019 No.13416619 >>13416580 Im >>13416532 Well he said that we know weve wasted our time reading them and are too invested to admit it. But whatever, fuck arguing

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:42:36 2019 No.13416653

>>13416619
I thought he was responding to that, and claiming that he's put plenty of time into other books, he's not "afraid of disliking" Don Quixote, but he likes it anyway. I think. You're right about arguing on here though.

>>13416612
how music has been interpreted and notated in different cultures, the history of recording methods, different uses of music throughout history, the science of sound. Just music in general, basically. At least that's what I get reading the back and skimming through a few chapters right now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:47:42 2019 No.13416683 >>13414412 >One or two pages are duplicated, there are some really strange spelling mistakes LOL - can't wait to get to that, that sounds funny!

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:47:55 2019 No.13416684 File: 478 KB, 708x600, 98768756489.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416565 >>13416580 There's nothing really wrong with my edition. I just really like dope illustrations.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:48:50 2019 No.13416695 >>13410100 More cognates, so it’s closer to the og

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:50:15 2019 No.13416702

>>13416653
>how music has been interpreted and notated in different cultures, the history of recording methods, different uses of music throughout history, the science of sound. Just music in general, basically. At least that's what I get reading the back and skimming through a few chapters right now.
hmmmm
Doesn't sound as bad as I thought it would be.
Was expecting it to be just anecdotes.
I still don't trust the cunt that wrote it tho.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:51:54 2019 No.13416709
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>>13416447
The diaries I mentioned...
I read a ton of diaries as a hobby and these are the two most insightful. Forrestal was the first Sec. of Def. after WW2 and was head of the navy during the war. He was an insider in the organizing of the new world order for lack of a better phrase. Unreal how much is in that book.
Haldeman was Nixon's chief of staff, former ad executive from a major California ad agency. The degree of dog and pony show is unreal. Great insight into how Trump currently operates when it comes to the media. Nixon was a fucking machine and won the biggest landslide you've ever seen in 1972 based on marketing marketing and more marketing. I cannot recommend more highly these two books.

William Manchester, although popular, earned his popularity. Enough said.
>>13416532
Well...brainlet...you need a dictionary or some reference material contemporary to the books you are reading. Or, ideally you have that.
Words and meanings change over time and this is a hobby of mine. I actually just inventoried my dictionaries and I have 13, one almost every decade from 1850 on. Yes, I'm that based.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:52:38 2019 No.13416714 >>13416702 David Byrne is a massive aspie, I don't think he's the sort to write a book about music biz anecdotes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:53:02 2019 No.13416715 >>13410011 fountainhead >>>>>> atlas cucked shorter and less autistic

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 16:54:11 2019 No.13416722 >>13416702 what's wrong with David Byrne? His musics pretty good and he seems like a nice guy. Also this >>13416714

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:01:33 2019 No.13416769 >>13416714 >aspie don't know about that nevertheless he is a massive cunt >>13416722 >what's wrong with David Byrne? His musics pretty good his music isn't good

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:04:30 2019 No.13416784 >>13416769 I'll fight you on that front. Between his solo stuff, his stuff with Eno and his Talking Heads material, the man has made at least 7 great albums.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:18:10 2019 No.13416872 File: 84 KB, 554x747, 1b2ec36b303fed543f4f0d9107ca0a36.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416684 Its Allright bro, the theatre of your mind will provide better pictures while reading!

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:18:55 2019 No.13416881

>>13416784
>at least 7 great albums
>fight you on that front
ok whatever

here we have a "the fact that..." situation (i'm sorry i have to mention such a terrible meme as Scaruffi's but that's just how it is)
his music is the equivalent of harry potter or something like that

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:23:46 2019 No.13416904

>>13416881
I mean we're coming from such different places that I don't feel anybody is going to win here. I really like his music, you don't. You can't convince someone why they should feel a certain way about art.

>>13416872
based and kindpilled. The diagrams of the different parts of the ship were are pretty helpful though, not gonna lie.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:33:22 2019 No.13416962

>>13416904
>I mean we're coming from such different places that I don't feel anybody is going to win here. I really like his music, you don't. You can't convince someone why they should feel a certain way about art.
For me he represents stagnation.
A part of music that has not evolved, yet.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:38:23 2019 No.13416982 >>13416962 >evolved the genre has not (he is just an insignificant brick) and he is not trying

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:41:19 2019 No.13416992

>>13416962
I agree with you in regards to his more recent work, but I can't agree about his career as a whole. He's done a lot of incredibly innovative stuff (mainly in the 70s and 80s). To say that his music has been stagnant his whole career is just plainly not true.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:42:05 2019 No.13416996 >>13415832 You will never read all four of these, prove me wrong

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:45:17 2019 No.13417012 >>13416992 >He's done a lot of incredibly innovative stuff like what

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:56:08 2019 No.13417063

>>13417012
use of african polyrhythms in new wave music is the big one. His new multimedia exhibits about how we sense things are also pretty unique. He made one of the first sample-based albums with Brian Eno (My Life in the Bush of Ghosts). Stop Making Sense was a ground-breaking liveshow and movie, still considered one of the best of all time for giving the audience a feeling of watching the band live, not in the sterile movie theater environment. That's just off the top of my head, I'm sure there's more.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:56:46 2019 No.13417067 File: 2.65 MB, 3264x2448, IMG_20190705_165354.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I suppose most have read it but I definitely recommend Ishiguro's "Remains of the Day". Best read so far.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 17:59:59 2019 No.13417082 File: 724 KB, 1106x1012, 14534562456456.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13416441 >>13416352 >they got the paperback version Why tho?

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:04:38 2019 No.13417107

>>13416962
What? Dude pushed catchy pop into more experimentation and is revered for it. As for his recent stuff, what about it is stagnation? If you dont like any talking heads then why complain about what he's doing now when he is under the radar and nothing he does gets much publicity?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:05:04 2019 No.13417111 >>13416447 Thanks for the (you) kind sir.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:06:38 2019 No.13417123 >>13417082 Much cheaper and high quality as it is. If i had gotten the hardback id just lament that its not the $20 000 Arion Press original (even tho its overrated af). Also hey man fuck you i like my paperback

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:07:20 2019 No.13417128 >>13417082 because it was the only version I could find online. I also find that when a hardcover book is that thick, towards the middle it becomes far too difficult to read near the divet in the middle of the page without breaking the spine.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:10:46 2019 No.13417155 >>13417107 >If you dont like any talking heads then why complain about what he's doing now when he is under the radar and nothing he does gets much publicity? what?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:13:13 2019 No.13417169 File: 47 KB, 934x776, 1560577054134.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13417123 >>13417128 Fair enough. Continue reading, gentlemen.

Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:17:47 2019 No.13417192

>>13417155
If you didnt care for any of what he did with talking heads, where he didnt do anything to stagnate pop music (lmao), even if you think thats what he did back in the 80s when talking heads were mainstream, why would his current 2010s output bother you now when its not even being discussed by the music industry and he is more or less irrelevant? Thats like saying someone doing an album of standard folk tunes and uploading it to bandcamp is stagnating the music biz. He's just making music he likes and putting it out there.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:24:25 2019 No.13417222 >>13417192 >2010s what have i said about him now >>13417192 >stagnate pop music it's just shit music i am not complaining about pop i just think its useless

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:35:20 2019 No.13417269 >>13416996 The Recognitions is just another pomo doorstopper, The Faerie Queene is just a poem, and I can read the other two in pieces in bed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:36:51 2019 No.13417282 >>13417222 "For me he represents stagnation." Explain how

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:44:13 2019 No.13417324 File: 41 KB, 534x532, 1557668995078.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13417222 >>13417192 >>13417282 guys come on save it for /mu/, this thread's getting totally derailed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 18:48:42 2019 No.13417351 >>13417324 You're right, sorry. Been a good thread though

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:01:43 2019 No.13417403 >>13413154 cringe

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:01:43 2019 No.13417405 >>13410018 >"It's the language of my people." When the sitcom died, there was a lot of lost souls left out there to converse with the linguistically adept meme-splurge of a newly mediate group of pseudo-intellectuals, proto-gurus, and wannabe lawyers.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:09:50 2019 No.13417448 >>13413911 >>13414516 I'll check some out the next time I go downtown, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:13:49 2019 No.13417469 >>13409995 I put a slice of cheese in one of these copies. It's wrapped in plastic so you'll be alright for a few years when you finally read half of these books. How many pages today, anon?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:20:07 2019 No.13417500 File: 1.49 MB, 2000x1500, 20190705_180452.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Am I in for a based and redpilled or a cringe and bluepilled summer?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:23:34 2019 No.13417521 File: 1.54 MB, 2283x1224, freshstack.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Frost is kind of boring, I'm not enjoying it as much as I thought I would.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:34:20 2019 No.13417576 >>13417500 Plato and Turgenev are dope, the two others, imo, are nope

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 19:35:23 2019 No.13417584 >>13417521 Too bad anon, hope it clicks for you soon

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>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:28:05 2019 No.13417826 >>13417803 I didn't ask for this photo to be uploaded sideways, sigh.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:31:59 2019 No.13417842 >>13417803 >KJV Bible not much thicker than Lolita >Black Ops for Ps3

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:33:15 2019 No.13417847 >>13417842 The text is really tiny, like your minuscule member. Also >he didn't get the Fanon joke

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:39:45 2019 No.13417874 >>13417847 Why so defensive

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:40:31 2019 No.13417876 >>13417874 because I hate myself, what else

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:48:17 2019 No.13417905 >>13417876 Stop doing that then it was a funny post

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:48:40 2019 No.13417906 >>13416352 nice Dick anon

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 20:52:39 2019 No.13417925 >>13417905 get 8 miled, you fiend

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:22:39 2019 No.13418249 >>13409995 Hey, how'd you like Don Quixote? I finished it on a 9 hour bus ride and was surprised how fucking modern the second part really was.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:27:48 2019 No.13418259 >>13416215 People here don't actually usually read books. Not worth arguing with them honestly.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:29:03 2019 No.13418263 >>13416364 There's a penguin classic of Monk

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:34:20 2019 No.13418280 File: 2.20 MB, 4032x3024, IMG_0432.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:35:57 2019 No.13418289 >>13418280 >The man without qualities >Thinks he deserves 3000 pages

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:49:52 2019 No.13418338 in order >consolation of philosophy >pascal's pensées >discourse on the method >on the holy spirit >on the incarnation >city of god >summa contra gentiles

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 22:55:05 2019 No.13418357 >>13418280 nice tbhq

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 5 23:46:32 2019 No.13418559 >>13417500 Do signet classic books actually cost 6.95 in the US?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 00:01:18 2019 No.13418604 >>13418249 I LOVED Don Quixote

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 01:10:55 2019 No.13418791 >>13417500 I know it’s cool to dislike crime and punishment on /lit/ but I think you’ll like it. Also mirin the plato, I think it’s a good place to start. Haven’t read the other two

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 01:12:36 2019 No.13418795 >>13418338 Are you a Christian, interested in medieval philosophy, or just exploring anon?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 01:43:57 2019 No.13418873 >>13410011 >Doesn't have Mein Kampft Fag.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 01:46:24 2019 No.13418881 File: 3.38 MB, 1468x2428, 1557860935322.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13412574 Ready Hunter. It's much better than The Turner Diaries

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 03:23:40 2019 No.13419092 >>13409995 Vergara?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 04:36:15 2019 No.13419214 >>13409995 Nice stack bro. Leibowitz and Kierkegaard have been on my reading list for a Long time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 05:40:12 2019 No.13419327 >>13409995 can smn give me pdf version of Tragic Sense of Life?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 05:43:29 2019 No.13419332 >>13409995 >don Quixote >Unamuno Based

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 05:44:15 2019 No.13419335 >>13417803 Been looking to read that Cesaire book for a while, but I can never find a copy at a price that I'd be willing to purchase.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 06:34:59 2019 No.13419449 Happy seeing so many don quixote's in the thread, it's a good book and summer is definitely the time to read it, enjoy

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 07:41:48 2019 No.13419640 File: 640 KB, 1920x2560, IMG_20180705_143037.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Reading Aphrodite now

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 08:37:30 2019 No.13419812

>>13418259
>Not worth arguing with them honestly.
I agree. I wasn't so much arguing with them as giving other anons the confidence to quit and read something more worthwhile after they realize they are bored shitless with these books.
It's not because they aren't smart. It's not because they don't have enough historical perspective to make the books "make sense." The books suck balls and were simply mass printed like no one's business back in the day. Literally the only thing available to read was Moby Dick for half the population in certain areas.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 08:59:28 2019 No.13419879 >>13410011 Very funny.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 09:56:18 2019 No.13420047 File: 42 KB, 360x480, 66028646_2309843499063685_7586142009836961792_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13409995 A Canticle for Leibowitz is pretty great, by the way. I recommend.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 09:57:55 2019 No.13420050 Off topic, but is there any /lit/ readlong happening atm/for this summer?

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 10:28:21 2019 No.13420163

>>13413892
>Most of them are basic classics that if you actually read, you will have already read them by know.
this doesn't make any sense
there's so many "basic classics" that even if you started reading seriously like two years ago there's no way you could have gone through them all

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 10:33:45 2019 No.13420179 >>13420050 There should be. There’s enough people reading Don Quixote ITT that we could just choose that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 10:35:30 2019 No.13420188 File: 125 KB, 1080x861, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Cryptonomicon, Snow Crash, Chasm City and The Darkness That Comes Before still in mail.

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 10:41:08 2019 No.13420206

>>13418795
ever since I started reading philosophy my goal is to reach augustine and st tomas. Have read the greeks, now reading some theology books as kind of introduction to finally read the 2. After that I'll read the things I skipped (like the romans, stoics, etc) and resume with the rationalists.
But I read some stuff in between, right now finishing Gass' The Tunnel and Schoppy's WWR, so I'm not like a priest or something lmao.
But yes, I'm a christian

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 10:52:20 2019 No.13420249 >>13411870 >Plantasia You're alright anon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 12:14:17 2019 No.13420545 >>13418249 >9 hour How the fuck, it took me twice as much just to finish the first part

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 12:48:05 2019 No.13420697 >>13417469 I've finished everything but Kierkegaard's journals... Not everyone is like you anon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 12:56:34 2019 No.13420720 >>13420545 Speedreading is like watching a movie at 1.5x speed while using your phone.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 13:14:10 2019 No.13420772 >>13410414 I really really enjoyed Suttree

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 13:14:46 2019 No.13420773 >>13411534 I thought you meant you've been reading for 100 years. Was like "how old is this guy?!" De cualquier manera, felicidades por la lectura de Cien Años de Soledad. Has leído Noticias de un Secuestro Anunciado por el mismo autor?

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 13:33:11 2019 No.13420839

>>13420773
Gracias amigo mio, me encantaba Marquez y nunca lo he escuchado de ese libro y voy a buscarlo, pero quiero leer todos los harry potters antes de mas clásicos para sabes mejorar um.. no sé, the basics de la lengua, porque tratando de leer la piedra filosofal y pensado que esto será muy fácil, habían palabras que no he encontrado y no entendía nada. Así que, quizas no estoy listo todavia para confrontar mas clásicos. Leer cien años era muy lento y siempre tenía listo un diccionario en línea y tambien hacia un traduccion mientras desde el español al sueco. No lo necesito con la piedra filosofal pero hay palabras que sí, no entiendo y no entiendo lo que pasa. Gracias amigo mio.

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>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 15:25:50 2019 No.13421327 File: 3.24 MB, 4160x3120, IMG_20190706_212241.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] summer stack: bilingual edition

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 16:16:43 2019 No.13421509
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Been picking up some second hand Folio Society stuff.

These things really don't hold their value at all. Sell for £50+ new and you can get them in like new condition for less than 1/5th of that. Not complaing, just means I can pick up really nice hardbacks for the price of a standard paperback.

These are all in good nick, except for some damage to the slipcase of The Lost World which I'm not too fussed about, and some water damage to Kipling's short stories which I've already had a refund for.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 18:09:16 2019 No.13422008 File: 104 KB, 720x628, IMG_7668.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] christfag btw

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 19:22:21 2019 No.13422394

>>13409995
Guys you're driving me crazy. Why are you buying these books?

Someone upload the e-books to mega upload.

Then we buy them and get the knowledge for free. Who can afford this shit?

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>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 19:39:25 2019 No.13422463 >>13422394 If I can afford to buy used books why shouldn't I?

Anonymous Sat Jul 6 19:48:44 2019 No.13422498
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reading mishima and dostojevski books mostly, got a comfy schedule going where i bike after my nightshift (6am) to a nice park with benches and read for an hour or 2 with no distractions, i never bought a book till now, i borrow books from the library in my native language offcourse, thinking about buying some english books off amazon to sharpen it a bit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 20:05:04 2019 No.13422585 File: 1.56 MB, 4032x3024, image0 (2).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] random assortment of shit ive read/want to read this year

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 21:02:21 2019 No.13422836 >>13422394 Physical copies will always be superior to digital. I like to carry my books places where I go

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 21:53:53 2019 No.13423001 File: 2.94 MB, 4032x2268, 20190706_142324.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I had a giftcard to barnes and noble. Bought these today and most of the barnes and noble versions were only $5.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 23:36:50 2019 No.13423445 >>13413892 Agreed with you up to that gay arse Leddit buzzword, now I disagree with you out of principle.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 23:42:13 2019 No.13423471 >>13422394 Same reason I don't buy digital books, you can't show off 1s and 0s.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 23:46:33 2019 No.13423488 >>13422585 Are those Nietzsche books abridged? I thought they were thicker than that

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 23:50:48 2019 No.13423504 >>13423488 None of Nietzsche's books are that long. TSZ is his longest as far as I know and it's only like 300 pages.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 6 23:52:27 2019 No.13423506 >>13423488 Not that anon but I know for a fact that they're not abridged. Nietzsche writes in a very aphoristic style, or in a few cases just extended essays when it's necessary like Beyond Good and Evil. One of his best qualities imo

Anonymous Sun Jul 7 00:17:02 2019 No.13423570

>>13417521
if you can find Randall jarrell's essays on Frost, originally from a book of essays called Poetry and the Age, you may find frost easier to like.

jarrell's is a bit of a fundamentalist but those are good essays.. (i think they are on Archive )

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 01:26:01 2019 No.13423761 >>13419640 Tu adoreras Eugène Onegin, essaye aussi si tu peux de trouver la version Anglaise traduite par Falen, elle est absolument magnifique

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 02:53:16 2019 No.13423961 >>13422394 I read my first book on a screen this year and it was awful. Just use the library if you don’t want to pay for books retard

Anonymous Sun Jul 7 03:10:06 2019 No.13424001

>>13416592
So far, I like it! I've only read the first two chapters which is about 70 pages, but thus far it's been beautifully written while being very interesting. The arrogance of the Prince is quite funny, it'll be great reading him be BTFO.

The prose may be more refined than in Lolita, but they also tell very different stories. I think the language both use have been best suited for the particular stories they wanted to tell. Both really good books, though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 03:15:45 2019 No.13424011 >>13422585 you won't be cool even after you've read all those

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 03:57:00 2019 No.13424095 >>13417500 signet classics? are you a homeless?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 09:20:52 2019 No.13425046 >>13424011 You’re right, I already am cool

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 09:40:54 2019 No.13425105 >>13422585 spend money on learning a new language instead of faggy translations

Anonymous Sun Jul 7 09:50:03 2019 No.13425140

>>13425046
I you're agreeing with him, you're also agreeing with the uneqivical proposition that current you isn't cool. If you try to twist the you-specific to you-general you're simply misreading him. Ei it's not very witty; you're disagreeing with him.

Anonymous Sun Jul 7 12:45:27 2019 No.13425802
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>>13416272
>Christine de Pizan
Based, really enjoyed la citté des dammes when I read it some months ago, hope you enjoy it too anon. Absolutely based stack in general.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 13:08:46 2019 No.13425899 >>13409995 is kierkegaard any good?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 13:38:26 2019 No.13426028 >>13415832 >The Faerie Queene Fuck yeah!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 13:44:18 2019 No.13426068 >>13421509 How are I Claudius and Claudius the God written? I'm interested in them but I don't have a sense of the prose.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 16:47:03 2019 No.13427119 >>13426068 It's been a while since I've read them, but I don't remember it being particularly remarkable. Certainly not bad, I enjoyed them, but not something that has stuck in my mind as particularly well written.

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>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 16:54:57 2019 No.13427162 >>13418280 >2nd and 3rd What is it with publishers and retarded fonts that make what could be a serious book, look childish?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 16:57:14 2019 No.13427176 >>13420206 I'd highly recommend Plotinus before or during Augustine.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 17:49:30 2019 No.13427457 >>13427147 You get nothing out of Krasznahorkai's writings if you read him in English

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 18:51:57 2019 No.13427730 >>13411870 >Plantasia Patrician-tier

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 19:18:45 2019 No.13427840 >>13412574 youre addicted to be a massive faggot

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 7 19:25:03 2019 No.13427866 >>13419092 >Ready Hunter drink bleach

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