/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.13976032]

I've been out from here for a while. What are the latest /lit/ meme books so I can catch up?

[Anonymous No.13976035]

>>13976032
/pol/ took over a while ago. Prepare yourself.

[Anonymous No.13976037]

>>13976032
For me it's The World as Will and Representation

[Anonymous No.13976041]

Whitehead, Henry James, Gass, Marx

[Anonymous No.13976050]

>>13976032
Tai Pei Tao Lin

[Anonymous No.13976053]

>>13976035
>/pol/ took over
there are as many marxists/socialists/whatever on this board as /pol/ types

[Anonymous No.13976057]

>>13976032
Anti-cooming is big right now

[Anonymous No.13976059]

Depends what you mean by a while. People were praising Rene Guenon for a long time, although half of that was just meming by people who never actually read him. More recently there have been a lot of posts about Seyyid Qutb and Islam in general. There was one Muslim guy who was rabidly promoting Shi'a Islam but I think that's all stopped now. He posted pic related a lot. Interestingly enough I also saw him on /fit/ quite a bit.

[Anonymous No.13976060]

>>13976041
>Gass
It's depressing that I post here frequently enough now that I'm making ripples in our meme culture.

[Anonymous No.13976074]

>>13976059
Guenon is a /pol/ meme not literature or philosophy. A pseudointellectial rhetoritician. Shallow mysticism mixed with reactionary talking points. Not /lit/.

[Anonymous No.13976111]

>>13976074
guenon is just not a /pol/ meme at all. type his name into their archives and see how much they talk about him compared to /lit/. I don't even like Guenon but there is no need to randomly lie

[Anonymous No.13976123]

>>13976074
Guenon has nothing to do with /pol/. That's evola, which is cringe.