Post charts

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Need charts

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>>14715599
Shilling my chart. I'll make one about short stories.

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>>14715599
What kind of charts are you looking for? (You can always look in the sticky for charts)

>>14715755
You misspelled Gothic Tales in the anthologies section (and Elizabeth Gaskell).
Cool chart, though!

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Can someone post the link to where all those free PDFs of books are Please? The last time I was there I think it was mostly history books.

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>>14716816
you mean zlib?

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>>14717262
Yes please

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do you have a chart to starting with the niggers and faggots HAHAHA

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>>14717532
https://b-ok.cc/

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>>14715599
CHARTS GALLERY
https://mega.nz/#F!JrhSyY6S!7qmTPol52TnmpFOdbag7RQ
CHARTS GALLERY

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>>14717075
I did not care for The sailor who fell from grace with the sea. I refuse to elaborate.

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>>14717075
should i read some of the greeks before i get into mishima? i read that he was inspired by greek myths.

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>>14717075
I haven’t read it (yet), but why is Sailor recommended as a starting point? Personally I read Confessions of a Mask, Patriotism and then moved right onto Spring Snow, which I’m working on now. I hope I’m not ruining my experience

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>>14720072
sailor is short, easy to read. gives and idea of his subtle writing style and content matter.

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>>14720189
they really should spend less time on the greeks and allow students to specialise in the last year or two. then it would be essentially the best liberal arts curriculum.

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>>14720632
>>14720189
I know some people who go to this college. They are insufferable.

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>>14721792
i know you faggots think the anime chick in the corner makes this 10x more reliable

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>>14719593
t. sailor who fell from grace with the sea

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>>14715755
what version of gothic short stories is that in the anthologies section? Nice chart

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>>14722197
nvm lol found it

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>>14719942
can you cut this shit out already? Night is fiction

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>>14720171
How did you get a list of my bookshelf?

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>>14722750
dilate

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>>14723481
>256
osnovano i u duhu crvene pilule.

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>>14722763
https://www.scaruffi.com/politics/trump.html

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>>14715599
Can someone please post the aesthete hermit chart? Pwease

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>>14724685
https://www.scaruffi.com/service/aboutw.html
>To prove the point that my opinions are unbiased, even this very website is built against the advice of just about everybody I know: I dislike graphics. Pictures slow down your computer. When you want to look at pretty pictures, you go to a museum. You browse the web to find information, as quickly as possible.

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Anyone got a Freud chart? been looking to get into him for a while but don't know how

[Anonymous No.14725590]

Someone remove the kybalion from this list desu

[Anonymous No.14725735]

this is a terrible question but how to get book PDFs for free?

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>>14725735
try libgen! or gutenberg project

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>>14725735
libgen.is

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>>14725786
This is a fucking terrible chart

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>>14725898
you just dont understand american literature

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>>14725863
Near perfect meme, only remove "Guide to Harry Potter" from the top. The payoff at the bottom is all that's needed.

Maybe remove "Critique of Pure Reason" from the bottom as well, too fourth-wall

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>>14725898
It's a meme

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>>14725735
Library Genesis

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>>14720548
Anyone can tell what's the best of this one? If one should read a book from this chart it should be...

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>>14726817
pretty sure not many people have read every single one of those, but i recommend Dostoevsky or Soseki

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anyone got a chart for politics? covering capatalism, socialism, communism, liberalism etc? including criticisms of each

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Bump

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OC coming trough!
I made a chart with this list (it's in French) >>14720146

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is there a g/aac list?

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>>14725735
Yes, it's terrible because it shows that you didn't read the sticky.

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>>14729750
https://gitlab.com/snippets/1875321

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Where's the CCRU or Accelerationism chart
I want to understand the numogram

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>>14730080
just read the collected CCRU writings...

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>>14730121
I have I still don't understand what the numogram has to do with accelerationism
how is it connected with Capital
in the hermitix interview Land mentioned that, if capital is defined as a "set of practices of treating words as numbers on basis of a certain, definite set of procedures", it's more understandable
apparently it has something to do with the association between Roman numerals and the new decimal symbols, and is associated with the mindset of viii = v+i+i+i = 5+1+1+1 = 8, that Qabalah applied it to words by adding up letters, and that the numogram applies it back to numbers through the act of plexing (2051 = 2+0+5+1 = 8)
but why is this associated with Capital? How can Capital be seen as the practice of treating words as numbers on the basis of some procedures? How is that associated with Capital, which afaik is just the systems and operations of positive feedback?

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>>14730234
drugs

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>>14730252
Land wasn't doing drugs at the time he had the Hermitix interview

that was post dark enlightenment afaik

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>>14720333
>no mention of Paranoia Agent
>no Pom Poko
>no Tokyo Godfathers
>no Samurai Champloo
>mentions gay shit like vampire hunter but not Space Dandy
>no Genius Party
>mentions Opus in the manga, but not Dream Fossil
>mentions Phoenix but not Buddha
>no mention of avant-garde gekiga
good chart, but very incomplete and a bit inconsistent

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>>14730724
thx
any recs on Schopenhauer or for the occult shit?

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does anyone have the murakami chart? i had it saved but i cant find it anymore :(

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>>14729980
thanks

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Anyone got the ones for French lit?

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>>14719934
Cringe

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>>14725590
Secret teachings of all ages was absolute garbage

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>>14719977
absolutely based

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>>14715599
take this one and disregard all others

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>>14735331
should be called /cringe/ tbqh

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>>14725568

Freud, throughout his body of work, made a lot of "corrections", so you need to pay extra attention to footnotes.
You can read it chronologically, unless you want a especific subject. If thats the case, search for it on Vol. XXIV of the standard edition.
Oh, if you can, search for a good translation, since theres a few that are actually good. Here, in Brazil, all the translations german --> english --> portuguese are bad.

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>>14735362
No, but there is Jung (inb4 both are pseuds)
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en portugues

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>>14725568
Read some kind of introduction to psychoanalysis the get the gist of what this is about. Then read interpretation of dreams. Then jump into Lacan trough Zizek (read Looking Awry).

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Here's the ACTUAL and TRVE list of texts for avowed stvdents of our great and most noble MODERNS *with of course adequate deference paid to the greatest and most continent of our ANCIENTS*

George Berkely - An Essay Concerning Vision,
Siris
John Toland - Christianity Not Mysterious
Pantheisticon
Jonathan Swift - A Tale of a Tub
Drapier's Letters
Petronius - The Satyricon
Democritus - Complete Fragments
Proceedings of the Royal Society - 1663 to 1750
Samuel Richardson - Clarissa
Pamela: Virtue Rewarded
Aphra Behn - Oroonoko
Margaret Cavendish - The Blazing World
Laurence Sterne - A Sentimental Journey
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy
Edmund Spenser - Mother Hubberds Tale
Francis Bacon - The New Atlantis
Henry Wotton - Reliquiae Wottonianae
Father Sylvester Mahoney - Reliques of Father Prout
Alexander Pope - The Dunciad
John Dryden - Absalom and Achitophel
John Donne - Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions
V.J. Payton - The Elements of the English Language (1783)
The Domesday Survey Matter
The Ordnance Survey Matter
Francis Hutcheson - A System of Moral Philosophy
Compendium of Metaphysics
Thomas Moore - Lalla Rookh
Maria Edgeworth - Ennui
Castle Rackrent
Ormond
Edmund Burke - On American Taxation
Reflections on the Revolution in France
Giordano Bruno - De Umbris Idearum
Cause, Principle, and Unity; And Essays on Magic
John Dee - The Monas Hieroglyphica
William King - An Essay on the Origin of Evil
Fama Fratinalis RC trans. Thomas Vaughan
Brian Merriman - The Midnight Court
Daniel Defoe - Roxana
Denis Diderot - Jacques the Fatalist
Michael and John Banim - The Peep o'the day and Crohoore of the Billhook
James Malcom Rhymer and Thomas Peckett Prest - Varney the Vampire or The Feast of Blood
Aristotle - Poetics
William Henry Hudson - The Purple Land
James Hogg - The Brownie of Bodsbeck and other tales - both volumes.
Helen Craik - Henry of Northumberland, or The Hermit's Cell. A Tale of the Fifteenth Century
Thomas Ward - The Reformation of England
Speculum Ecclesiasticum
Robert Fergusson - Collected Poems
James Clarence Mangan - Collected Poems (preferably by Sean Ryder)

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>>14720000
Explain ?

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>>14727492
What is 3books ?

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>>14715599
does anyone have a good poetry chart? trying to get into that

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>>14737798
bumping for poetry chart

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>>14717072
Did anyone actually fucking do this?

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Anyone have a goethe chart?

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>>14725863
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>>14730724
Nice shitposts in this thread

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>>14740349
this too>>14738190

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>>14738903
Uhhh, just read Goethe?

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Freshly baked chart

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>>14743182
This one has a proper file name.

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>>14743182
>>14743207
gay discord shit

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>>14743283
desu it's pretty good

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Idk but there is chart specifically for Irish Nationalism, but not for Basque, Bosniac, Kurdish, Igbo, Estonian and hundreds of other particular nationalisms lmao

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>>14719942
Rockstar bio's are my guilty pleasure. I've read Ozzy's book and the newer Motley Crue book and the absolute degeneracy of these massive icons is endlessly amusing.

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>>14720171
>Pseud-core
>Plato, the bedrock of Western Civilization
huh?

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>>14720818
How so?

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>>14720246
Why would you put his alchemy before red book? He abruptly just stopped writing red book when he found alchemy

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https://i.insider.com/52614c71ecad041b12bd5e50

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>>14729540
Looks nice. Good job! How'd you make it?

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>>14745781
it was actually made with keynote

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What software does one use to make a nice looking chart like the Evola one?

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could anyone make a south american literature chart? the essencials and etc?

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>>14726817
I loved The Magic Mountain. Also the P.G. Wodehouse is a good bet to give some laughs and warm feelings.

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>>14735342
kek
rude but kek

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>>14736734
2books + 1

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>>14741609
Word Virus was pretty good for further understanding of Burroughs, would recommend

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>>14744478
check out Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis and Miles Davis’ autobiography. both are really good.

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Anyone got a Heidegger chart?

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>>14749134
no

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>>14717066
Do you know any Deep Ecology for radfems who think white men are evil, aside from Derrick Jensen's Endgame books?

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>>14719977
>shit tonne of books in a poorly organised chart
>not a single one of them is 'A Defence of Aristocracy: A Textbook for Tories' by A.M. Ludovici.
>includes a pagan section with work by the autistic, chthonic placenta cultist Louis Cachet.
sort it out chap.

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random one I saved

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>>14744417
>The Art and Thought of Heraclitus
If there's one book on the Presocratics you should get, it's this.
Heraclitus is by far the most important of them, at least in my opinion.

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>>14750038
>people unironically write books about baseball
is this what amerimutts consider literature?

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>>14724701
missing some really good stuff, a little disappointed

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>>14750497
yes

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Does anyone have a Ted Kaczynski chart? Not just his writings, but writings that are similar to his or writings that inspired him?
>>14717066 this is pretty cool.

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>>14736645
I'm not reading all that, sheeeeesh

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>>14750497
it’s really sad that all you do all every day is think about amerimutts.
what a worthless existence you lead.

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Any list for literary and poetry theory/critique?

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>>14717075
How come his noh plays aren't on there, those were good.

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>>14720037
I think Fr. Seraphim Rose is a point of contention within the Church, he's interesting but not a great starting point.

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>>14715755
Nice dubs, but... you didn't put Seven Gothic Tales in the anthologies? Wtf.

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>>14720000
QUADROOOOOPS
This proves psychic

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>>14719943
Finished reading Sailor a week ago, for that work at least you don't need to have read the Greeks to understand it

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>>14742712
>cover of Moby-Dick
>whale isn't white
That guy fucked up

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anything on Persia? preferably ancient to before the arab conquest

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>>14733061
Go read your book on economics and politics written by a man that never held a job in his fucking life and lived in his friend's apartment and fucked his wife. Yep, nothing cringe about blindly following that retard's ideology

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>>14753692
Marx worked as a newspaperman in NYC for years.

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>>14720171
>Moby Dick
>Anna Karenina
>The Bible
>Confessions of St. Augustine
>Summa Theologica
>Plato
>Herodotus
>Aristotle
>pseudointellectual
The very creation of this chart was pseudo-intellectual and contrarian. You, sir, are a faggot.

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>>14735927
Mein Kampf is a terrible starting point for someone getting into fascist/national socialist ideology. For starters, you need a lot of historical and political context, secondly, it's next to impossible to find a non-pozzed translation of Mein Kampf that hasn't been butchered by Jewish editors and annotated and abridged all to hell. Readers need to have a foundation on the core tenets of fascism before moving on to Mein Kampf, if for nothing else than to be able to distinguish between a good translation and a poor one.

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Does anybody have the deep ecology chart? Or any ecology chart? I had it saved on my old computer and lost everything. Really wish I wrote most of those books down

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>>14753796
took seconds to ctrl+f "deep ecology" and find it.
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>>14753944
Thanks didn’t see it

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>>14752844
Anyone has this pic in high quality?

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>>14753723
Seething pseud

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Who’s got the evola flowchart

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Any Mexican only charts?

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>>14754222
interesting take, but throwing people into Evola's post-war writing seems a little bit premature.
admittedly the anchor I used to get into metaphysics was via metahistory so I'm a bit more obsessive about it, but I don't think 'Revolt Against the Modern World', 'The Decline of the West' and 'The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times' are enough of a basis before approaching the development of "New Values" through reading books like 'Ride the Tiger'.

"Revolt..." gives you a framework that you can hold in your head, but not necessarily fully comprehend unless you read:
-More Evola (eg 'The Doctrine of Awakening', 'The Yoga of Power', 'The Hermetic Tradition', 'The Mystery of the Grail')
-More Guénon (eg 'Introduction to the Study of the Hindu Doctrines', 'Man and His Becoming According to the Vedanta')
-Eliade (eg 'The Myth of the Eternal Return', which he recommended himself as the first to read of his works - I've also read 'The Sacred and the Profane', they're very similar books)
-Coomaraswamy (I've only read his posthumous 'What is Civilisation?' essay collection, but I have my eyes on the stuff listed under Metaphysics on his wiki page, plus 'Am I My Brother's Keeper?')
-Watts (specifically 'The Supreme Identity', which he wrote after becoming freshly acquainted with the work of Guénon and Coomaraswamy, a surprisingly good book from the ostensibly pseud exponent to beatniks and hippies)

In addition, more metahistory that is worth reading in conjunction:
-Toynbee's 'A Study of History'
-Spengler's other works, principally 'Preußentum und Sozialismus', which can be bought in English in the book 'Prussian Socialism and Other Essays'. 'Man and Technics' was disappointingly surplus to requirements IMO, 'The Hour of Decision' does present a curiously prophetic take on the precipitation of critical theory and intersectional politics form a conservative's standpoint.
-Ludovici's 'A Defence of Aristocracy', if (after Prussianism & Socialism) you thirst for more of an understanding of where the Eternal Anglo came from - just be prepared to ignore the author's support for incestuous ganglian lamarckism with a dose of de Gobineau's shit tier racial theory.
-Sunic's 'Against Democracy and Equality', to understand the Nouvelle Droit/European New Right, how it differs from the Alt-Right, and how it critiques classical liberalism as necessarily leading to progressive politics.

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>>14754282
coping retard

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>>14754409
Anything with Donovan in it can be thrown in the trash.

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>>14754295
>>14754340
What this chart gets right is putting 'Men Among the Ruins', 'Ride the Tiger', and 'The Bow and the Club' late in the reading list.

What it gets totally wrong is putting 'Pagan Imperialism' directly before, and not directly after, 'Revolt Against the Modern World'.

What it sort of gets wrong, in my opinion, is starting with 'The Mystery of the Grail' - reading it before, and not after 'The Hermetic Tradition', 'The Doctrine of Awakening' and 'The Yoga of Power'. It's not entirely flawed. 'The Mystery of the Grail' is such a great book that you are sure to return to it after reading a lot more of his work, but I don't know why you'd want to read a book that focuses so specifically on the Matter of Britain before learning about the underlying principles first. If you read/re-read it later, you will get more from it.

What is up for debate is whether you should read 'The Mystery of the Grail' thru 'The Yoga of Power' before 'Revolt...' and 'Pagan Imperialism' (as the chart suggests), or start with 'Revolt...' and 'Pagan Imperialism' first before following the former pathway, and finishing with the post-war stuff ('Men Among the Ruins', 'Ride the Tiger' and 'The Bow and the Club').
I would personally rec starting with 'Revolt...' because it's less crunchy and profound, and gives you a comprehensible exoteric framework as a launchpad to understanding the more detailed esoteric stuff.

In other words, I'd say the reading order is
-Revolt Against the Modern World
-Pagan Imperialism (optional IMO, also available from some publishers as Heathen Imperialism)
-The Hermetic Tradition
-The Mystery of the Grail
-The Doctrine of Awakening
-Men Among the Ruins
-Ride the Tiger
-The Bow and the Club

I haven't actually read 'Meditation on the Peaks', 'Eros and the Mysteries of Love', 'Metaphysics of War' or 'The Path of Cinnabar', so I can't say where to place them - however, I wouldn't consider them optional. So if you've read the above, definitely also read these. 'Recognitions', 'Fascism Viewed from the Right', 'Notes on the Third Reich', 'A Traditionalist Confronts Fascism' and 'Introduction to Magic' may or may not be of interest to you, YMMV.

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>>14754482
I plain forgot 'East and West', which I also haven't read.
Sure whatever, read it before 'The Doctrine of Awakening' as the chart suggests I guess.

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>>14754482
Good post.
Recognitions is basically Bow and Club pt.2. Introduction to Magic is good if you liked Hermetic Tradition.

As for some of the other ones, Metaphysics of War is really solid but also easy to grasp, would put that before or after Pagan Imperialism.

The Path of Cinnabar is one of a kind (possibly his best), could go anywhere, both as an introduction or overview of his entire thought/catalog.

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>>14715599
These all suck! Where's the lesbian teen fiction?

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>>14715599
Don't you have enough? Also nice dub dubs

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Any for Religion?

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>>14721845
First edition?

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>>14754404
Bump

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>>14753723
the chart says "favorites of /pseudcord/", it's a favorites list of some lit adjacent discord server. But I guess I wouldn't expect someone who thinks literally babys first classic books aren't pseud to have any reading comprehension

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>>14754282
what's funny is there are some great books on that chart but he managed to point out just the most well known pseud ones

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>>14715755
great job with the 10x15 pixel covers

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>>14754600
Got your breadpill for you right here, brother.

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>>14720403
is there even a way to get Bottom's Dream anymore?

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>>14750497
t. someone who doesn't know the glory of baseball

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>>14750497
Why are Eurofags incapable of not thinking about us for even a day?

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>>14754482
based detailed poster.
Would like to read whatever you have to say about guenon, or the chart, specifically, if you have read him.

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>>14754955
>recommended translation
>KJV

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>>14717072
Sweet heavens, what's next? ''Start with prokaryote literature''?

[Anonymous No.14755341]

>>14720171
Confederacy should have an asterisk after it, because it's only pseud if you read it as anything other than a comedy.

[Anonymous No.14755356]

>>14725863
This is perfect. Best chart to ever come out of /lit/.

[Anonymous No.14755367]

>>14751483
What do you think is missing, genuinely asking?

[Anonymous No.14755369]

>>14755208
I've not read enough Guénon to authoritatively inform you on reading order.
By which I mean, I've only ever read 'The Crisis of the Modern World', and - after having read Evola and Spengler and Toynbee etc - I found nothing in it that profoundly added to what I had already read.
That is unfair on Guénon, given he preceded Evola, and my exposure to those very ideas were Guénon's through Evola.
So that is something to think about. Are you reading Guénon having read other traditionalists, or Evola, beforehand, or is Guénon going to be your introduction to the perennial philosophy of the traditionalists?
Someone else posted a Guénon chart earlier, here >>14734787 - and I assume its maker knows better than I do.

If you're reading Guénon as an intro to traditionalism, then 'The Crisis of the Modern World' will be fine. If you're already familiar with those ideas, you'll likely find more value in his works on Hinduism, Symbolism, Counter-Tradition etc.

What I do feel confident in saying, is that the 3 books in the lower left corner of the chart ('Spiritual Authority & Temporal Power', 'Perspectives on Initiation' and 'Initiation & Spiritual Realization') are the ones covering the main topics of contention between Guénon and Evola's thought.
It would be unfair of me not to read those and allow Guénon the chance to convince me of his position, however in relation to their subject matter, I already feel convinced of Evola's position.

[Anonymous No.14755395]

>>14755369
thank you

[Anonymous No.14755408]

>>14755323
If you actually used your fucking eyeballs you'd notice that it recommends several translations depending on whether you're more concerned with literal translations or preservation of beauty and context

[Anonymous No.14755415]

>>14755208
I love that this chart doesn't have a superiority complex, unlike most other charts (especially related to philosophy). Whoever made this is awesome.

[Anonymous No.14755423]

>>14750038
Real americana chart

[Anonymous No.14755454]

>>14755323
I'm an atheist but I like the KJV best because of how it affected the developing English language.

[Anonymous No.14755862]

[Anonymous No.14755871]

>>14715599
Any nautical fiction chart?

[Anonymous No.14755875]

OH MY GOD IS THAT ANOTHER CHART? HOLY SHIT AHHHHHHH IM CHAAARRRTTTTINNGGG

[Anonymous No.14755945]

[Anonymous No.14756009]

>>14720383
>>14720383
What is the point of this image?

There's literally no books until the very bottom

[Anonymous No.14756060]

>>14756009
because they are waiting until somebody complete this chart

[Anonymous No.14756075]

[Anonymous No.14756094]

[Anonymous No.14756163]

another /pol/ cringe compilation

[Anonymous No.14756183]

>>14720000
what does gatekeepers remorse refer to?

[Anonymous No.14756193]

>>14755871
Yeah just search on Amazon for Joseph Conrad and buy all of it.

[Anonymous No.14756202]

>>14755945
Wow this is quite possibly the shittiest history book collection I've ever seen. I sincerely hope this was meant as a meme because if you take this seriously you are human fucking garbage and a brainlet.

[Anonymous No.14756209]

>>14756163
What is cringe about it aside from the Buchanan and pagan LARP?

[Anonymous No.14756223]

[Anonymous No.14756250]

gay

[Anonymous No.14756320]

>>14754718
Pic related was the conventional starter kit for years but it's exceptionally garbage, even if about half the books are really good reads.

[Anonymous No.14756403]

>>14756320
I've never even understood the criteria for making these /lit/ starter kits. Most of the time they're always good books, but there doesn't seem to be any theme to them.

Ideally, I feel like the perfect /lit/ starter kit should be something that exposes new readers to different styles of prose, an introduction to verse, some type of pairing between literature and history to understand how to use non-fiction for context of historical works. Probably some basic philosophy thrown in there too.

But most of these /lit/ starter kits just look like someone ran down the list of a high school English class's curriculum and grabbed one of everything. That tactic sure as fuck doesn't work for American public schools, it's doing a huge disservice for new adult readers as well.

[Anonymous No.14756407]

>>14756403
>how to use non-fiction for context of historical works
Sorry, other way around. How to use historical works for context in literature

[Anonymous No.14756426]

>>14756209
its all paranoid-schizophrenic. oh no the spooky jooz are le evil!!!! lets not criticize capitalism tho!

[Anonymous No.14756440]

>>14756426
Oh, so you're just an edgy Marxist. Well if you'd ever actually read some of those books you'd know that more than a few are very anti-capitalism, at least what you probably consider capitalism. A study of the Jews is a study of the potential evils of capitalism if left unchecked.

[Anonymous No.14756450]

>>14756426
surely we can criticize both

[Anonymous No.14756465]

>>14756426
>whataboutism
Yeah that's pretty typical of Soviet propaganda techniques.

[Anonymous No.14756479]

>>14756450
/pol/ only comes close to criticising capitalism by claiming that it's Jewish in origin.

[Anonymous No.14756493]

>>14756479
Yeah and that's pretty much all you need to know about it.

[Anonymous No.14756516]

>>14756479
>muh /pol/ is one person
Retards on /pol/ range from your average centrist normies to eco-fascist druids, Tea Party lolbertarian Boomers, and Anarcho-Marxists looking forward to the Singularity. The only overarching theme of /pol/ is that the majority of the posts are generally contrarian in nature because it pisses people off.

[Anonymous No.14756570]

>>14756516
Irregular interlopers doesn't mean that there are no consistent patterns. One of those consistent patterns is the criticism of capitalism being limited to antisemitism.

[Anonymous No.14756592]

Does anyone have the "burgerpunk" chart.

[Anonymous No.14756641]

Student of Norwegian here, can I get a Norway /lit/ chart, I've only read Hamsun

[Anonymous No.14756910]

>>14756592

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[Anonymous No.14756927]

>>14756910
>>14756922
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.14757304]

[Anonymous No.14757884]

>>14756223
>all these Loeb editions
how fucking loaded do you think we are?

[Anonymous No.14757898]

>>14757884
ride the high seas anon

[Anonymous No.14758002]

>>14756060
Seems they've been waiting for a long time, why doesn't he just post it in an Aztec philosophy thread? Though I guess I haven't seen one of those in a while.

[Anonymous No.14758010]

>>14756223
>premoderm homosexual
good one.

[Anonymous No.14758096]

Any charts about psychology, neuropsychology and things like that?
>t. psych student that things he's not getting enough at uni

[Anonymous No.14758461]

>>14758002
maybe it's because they didn't write any books and it's a joke image?

[Anonymous No.14758722]

>14744530
I would appreciate any more reading charts on important books for the far left - Marxism, Critical Theory, Intersectionality etc.
I would prefer more political theory books than the sort of polemics written to appeal to emotion that talk about the author's experience of being a Pakistani growing up in 1970's Britain etc.
I want to understand the value system, the worldview and the frame of reference that "the other side" has adopted, because I consistently get the impression that people on either side of the political debate picture their political opponents as being on the opposite side of their own framework of ideals, when in fact it seems to me that different political camps run completely tangential to one another, and trying to understand the opponent within your own framework and not theirs, is incoherent.

[Anonymous No.14758728]

fuck.
this >>14758722
was meant to reply to this >>14744530

[Anonymous No.14759786]

>>14738125
Bump

[Anonymous No.14759808]

>>14759786
>>14738125

[Anonymous No.14759831]

>>14759808
Any other poetry charts?

[Anonymous No.14759957]

>>14717066
Does this but not "for nationalists" exist?

[Anonymous No.14759990]

>>14755415
and it's a great chart.
I'm the one who posted it, been following it, have read genealogy of morals, next is beyond good and evil and I tell you, the reading order, at least up to this point, is flawless.
Definitely recommend.

[Anonymous No.14760018]

>>14759957
I asked earlier but didn't get any replies.
The only one I'm aware of, which I read almost a decade ago now, is the 2 'Endgame' volumes by Derrick Jensen.
Jensen's approach to the matter is entrenched in the language of Critical Theory and Marxism that pervade the progressive left - a lot of the tone of the book is polemic, with a fair measure of railing against the patriarchy and associating white males with a supremacist hegemony.
Since reading his books, my own political beliefs have significantly diverged from his in that respect.
However, I cannot deny the influence those 'Endgame' books had on me, and he definitely made pertinent points that stand on their own even when the partisan, identitarian bullshit is removed, so I would still rec.
Jensen is the only "left-wing" deep ecologist I'm personally aware of.

Only tangentially related, around that time I also read 'The World Without Us' by Alan Weisman, which - if I recall correctly - is a largely apolitical and dispassionate look at the effects humanity has had on the environment, and how nature would reclaim and remediate what we would leave behind if we hypothetically all just disappeared.

[Anonymous No.14760043]

>>14759957
Also forgot to mention, my brother bought me a copy of 'Half-Earth' by Edward O. Wilson, which I haven't read.
I don't know to which degree it could be called "deep ecology" or "preservationism" vs "conservationism".
However, as per the blurb, if it is mere conservationism, what it suggests is far more radical and far-reaching than anything that's been attempted so far.

[Anonymous No.14760338]

>>14747526
>no Guimarães Rosa
>no Cecilia Meireles
>no Euclides da Cunha
>no Machado de Assis
>no Bruno Tolentino
good chart, but could definitely use some work

[Anonymous No.14760828]

Dunk

[Anonymous No.14761249]

>>14754222
Yeah get rid of that way of man crap, terrible book.

[Anonymous No.14761681]

>>14759957
Yep.

[Anonymous No.14761688]

>>14759957
Part 2.

[Anonymous No.14762020]

Back to page 1 for you

[Anonymous No.14762026]

>>14760338
>>14760338
>>14760338
Do you know of any Mexican authors?

[Anonymous No.14762303]

>>14756094
how the FUCK does this not even have wittgenstein's nephew

[Anonymous No.14762359]

>>14744563
Just finished the fall. I liked it.

[Anonymous No.14762457]

>>14745296
Suck on my skinny, sensitive, long white penis

[Anonymous No.14762566]

>>14719593
i dont care for this post. no elaboration needed.

[Anonymous No.14762602]

Is there something for depression because holy shit nothing makes me happy anymore

I just want to be happy, do I need to read depressing books or happy books?

[Anonymous No.14762791]

>>14762602

[Anonymous No.14762797]

>>14762602

>>14720548

[Anonymous No.14762814]

>>14762791
>>14762797
Thanks guys. I'll go check these out and hopefully my restless feeling of wanting to scream and run into traffic will go away

[Anonymous No.14762827]

Anyone have anything for romance?

[Anonymous No.14763194]

can I get a hegel chart

[Anonymous No.14763586]

>>14762026
can't think of any. sorry

[Anonymous No.14763702]

>>14761681
>>14761688
You completely missed what that anon was asking.
They were asking for a not "for nationalists" reading list on deep ecology, not general political theory.

[Anonymous No.14763934]

>>14754409
Thanks for your post anon, meta-history is also my "point of entry" and I was lost as what to read and where to go.

[Anonymous No.14763958]

>>14763934
There's a lot I haven't read yet.
I've just started reading 'A Sketch of Morality Independent of Obligation or Sanction', by Jean-Marie Guyau.
In meta-history, I'm also looking forward to reading:
'Social and Cultural Dynamics' by Pitirim Sorokin
'The Collapse of Complex Societies' by Joseph Tainter
'Historical Dynamics' by Peter Turchin (not really looking forward to this one actually, it's more mathy than philosophical)

[Anonymous No.14763960]

>>14763702
The deeper down the ecology hole one goes the more nationalist they become, so that anon's point was moot anyways

[Anonymous No.14763972]

>>14763960
yet the charts you posted weren't on deep ecology either way, which is a pity.
that one other chart isn't exactly loaded with recs, could do with more that aren't Ted, Linkola or Savitri Devi.

[Anonymous No.14764012]

>>14763972
>yet the charts you posted
I didn't post shit

[Anonymous No.14764018]

>>14758461
They did. Most anthropologists agree that their philosophy was richer in content and diversity than the Greeks, but we lost most of it.

[Anonymous No.14764032]

>>14764018
>Most anthropologists agree that their philosophy was richer in content and diversity than the Greeks
Citation fucking needed. It's really easy for you historical revisionists to talk about how your primitive Stone Age savages were actually super advanced when none of their culture survives to prove it.

[Anonymous No.14764046]

[Anonymous No.14764056]

>>14764032
>Aztec philosophy was a school of philosophy that developed out of Aztec culture. The Aztecs had a well-developed school of philosophy, perhaps the most developed in the Americas and in many ways comparable to Ancient Greek philosophy, even amassing more texts than the ancient Greeks. Aztec philosophy focused on dualism, monism, and aesthetics, and Aztec philosophers attempted to answer the main Aztec philosophical question of how to gain stability and balance in an ephemeral world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_philosophy

Wow that was hard. Do your fucking reasearch before making a fool of yourself anon.

[Anonymous No.14764076]

>>14764056
>Wikipedia page that's half a page long
Holy shit I've been BTFO. Truly, they were more advanced than the Greeks and the Romans combined. If some retard editing Wikipedia (probably you) said it's true, it must be.

[Anonymous No.14764085]

>>14764056
The source for that claim is from a 2005 pop-history book written by a journalist (not an historian) by the way. Isn't today a school day? Come back here and talk when you're grown up and learned how actual academia works.

[Anonymous No.14764110]

I'm anon and
>>14763702
Is 100% right
>>14763960
Why is it like that? From what I've seen in my country the nationalists are always retards denying climate change and wanting to start a war to demonstrate their """superiority""" to other countries

[Anonymous No.14764145]

>>14764076
>>14764085
Just google it you retards. I just quoted the wikipedia article because it's the first thing that popped up. Btw the english one is bad the french one is much better.
If you want to read about Aztec philosophy, read James Maffie's Aztec Philosophy: Understanding a World in Motion, University Press of Colorado, 2014

[Anonymous No.14764151]

>>14715599
Making my own chart, looking for recs >>14763883

[Anonymous No.14764168]

>>14764151
Oh wtf someone posted a WIP of it from earlier >>14756223
It's heavily expanded now and still has more to go

[Anonymous No.14764313]

>>14764151
>>14764168
so you're the cunt who thinks we're loaded enough for Loeb editions

[Anonymous No.14764349]

>>14764085
It's winter recess in the NE

[Anonymous No.14764447]

>>14727675

[Anonymous No.14764509]

>>14764313
libgen ;)

[Anonymous No.14764843]

>>14764046

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