Chart thread

[Anonymous No.14833678]

Dump your best, faggots.

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[Anonymous No.14834141]

Anyone have that French "commence avec les grecques" chart?

[Anonymous No.14835080]

>>14833678
Some Murakami

[Anonymous No.14835118]

>>14833685
based small steps

[Anonymous No.14835145]

>>14835080
Disgusting

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>>14833678
Good list, here's my suggestions for additions.
>Hamlet
>Falstaff (Henry IV)
>Pierre Bezukhov and/or Prince Andrei (War and Peace)
>The three Brothers Karamazov, or just Ivan if I can only pick one
>Sydney Carton (A Tale of Two Cities)

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[Anonymous No.14835333]

Making chart of pre-1800 homosex literature. Suggestions welcome.

[Anonymous No.14835358]

>>14833678
>moomin
Isn't this /co/?

[Anonymous No.14835385]

Anyone have the French lit charts?

[Anonymous No.14835387]

>>14835333
>They were, like, /so/ gay! ZOMG
>anything remotely to do with same-sex bonding is automatically homo
Every fucking time. Have you even read all of these works? I should think a homo chart would have books that are mostly homosexual, not just having some elements of homosexuality.

[Anonymous No.14835391]

>>14835314
>-oomer
The Oomer is reddit and you cannot convince me otherwise. Go back.

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[Anonymous No.14835401]

>>14833685
Cancer.
>>14835145
Elaborate please, never read him.

[Anonymous No.14835403]

>>14835393
This is a fucking shitty chart, not for the books, but for the formatting, color choices, and asinine comments.

[Anonymous No.14835410]

>>14835403
thanks fren its my best

[Anonymous No.14835416]

>>14835387
I've avoided interpreting as homosexual any works probably dealing simply with male friendship, with the exception of Aelred of Rievaulx's 'Spiritual Friendship' (and his other works, if I can find them) because of his struggle to sublimate eroticism into chaste and virtuous avenues. Not all of the books here are meant to be pro-homosexual (which is why I have Plato's Laws), or predominantly about homosexuality (which is why I have Daphnis and Chloe, not because it's "about" homosexuality but because it features a major homosexual character integral to the plot).

If any of the books strike you as erroneous please point them out to me, for some of them I'm only going off second hand crap and I'd like to be corrected.

[Anonymous No.14835540]

>>14835416
Not the other anon, but are you gay?

[Anonymous No.14835575]

>>14835145
>NOOO YOU CANT LIKE A POPULAR ACCESSIBLE WRITER!!! THAT'S UNCOOL AND NOT /LIT/!!!!

[Anonymous No.14835588]

>>14835393
>>14835403
>>14835410
I actually really liked the chart, anon. Sure maybe the color could be a little gentler, but your comments made me genuinely interested in your selections :)

[Anonymous No.14835641]

>>14835540
yeah

[Anonymous No.14835653]

>>14835401
>>14835575
Murakami is for people who like the idea of reading something, anything at all but don't actually want to read something of value.

[Anonymous No.14835683]

>>14833678
Anyone have a chart for books like the film 'Knives out' (whodunit detective type stuff)?

[Anonymous No.14835715]

>>14835189
Which chart is better? Pic related or this one?

[Anonymous No.14835722]

>>14835298
Add Rederick Schuhart to that list.

[Anonymous No.14835729]

>>14835358
There's a comic strip and a series of books. Both are very comfy. I kinda feel like rereading them now.

[Anonymous No.14835746]

>>14835715
Both are good, obviously.
The one you posted is better if you're "in a hurry" to get through the Greeks in order to read something else.
The one you quoted is better to get more acquainted and a further understanding of the Greeks, due to the more maximalist nature of the chart.

[Anonymous No.14835834]

>>14835653
Kinda like anyone who enjoys your posts

[Anonymous No.14835905]

Any charts related to philosophy of language or linguistics?

[Anonymous No.14835923]

Ok i dont read books but you are giving me the emotion and inspiration greetings from peru

[Anonymous No.14836017]

>>14835298
OG chart maker here: I have discontinued the chart since fave characters are such an objective thing and a poll would be more appropriate
But if anyone wants to take over please feel free to add more characters you think deserves a spot!

[Anonymous No.14836021]

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>>14835282
good one

Is there a good charts about Middle Ages lit? There should be one that at least indicates 10-15 masterpieces.

[Anonymous No.14836248]

>>14835588
thanks fren I'll put in more effort next time

[Anonymous No.14836260]

>>14835298
What about Dorian Gray?

[Anonymous No.14837223]

dumping saved charts 1

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>>14835314
where's the denial of death

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[Anonymous No.14837500]

anyone have a nietzsche chart on like what order to read him

[Anonymous No.14837520]

>>14837500
I don't but pull up his ecce homo on wikisource. He wrote that short work so he could get people to read him so he basically sums up each one of his works for the curious reader.
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Author:Friedrich_Nietzsche
fk, looks like Ecce Homo is not available in English. In any case, start with the Birth of Tragedy without a doubt.

[Anonymous No.14837628]

>>14837500

Pro tip: If you know what you are looking for you can just google it by adding "lit chart".

[Anonymous No.14837756]

>>14837520
>>14837628
thanks! will def do that

[Anonymous No.14837842]

Any charts on western theatre?

[Anonymous No.14837924]

french poetry chart ?

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>>14833685
>catch-22
where are the snowdens of yesteryear?

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>>14833678
This meme got me into reading. I've read 5 of these so far and love it. Kinda pricey for the books though, Having said that, no regerts. (i wanted to post the books to show the different sizes too) not caring for how big shadow men is, but whatrugonnado

[Anonymous No.14839824]

>>14835314
>Rimbaud
Literally the YA of French poetry

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>>14838319
fuck off with yr 14yr old -oomer meme bs

[Anonymous No.14839853]

>>14836260
Contemptible

[Anonymous No.14839890]

Anyone have a chart for sibling romance lit?

[Anonymous No.14839982]

Can someone post a history chart? I don't understand why /his/ hasn't even bothered creating charts.

[Anonymous No.14840326]

>>14835217
theosophy is gay

[Anonymous No.14840371]

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>>14839787
what have you learned fren

[Anonymous No.14840536]

>>14840382
The bushes and ford funded both america and the nazis in wwii, the elites started the soviet union and funded it to keep it going.

there are 8 stages of consciousness, 4 on the left side of your brain are reached through multiple life stages naturally, the other 4 stages on the right side are through mind expanding drugs, 5th pot, 6th opium, 7th lsd and 8th ketamine.

the central banks started in the Babylonian era from criminals drifting from town to town, pushing silver and gold to the towns people, once they were established, people didnt like carrying metals on them anymore so the bankers suggested notes instead. having said that, they started flooding the system with more notes than metals because they used that money for themsselves and to build giant bank temples to house the money.

there are 50 different types of aliens living with us including lizard men. if you believe that there are more life in the universe, think of a society that was like us, but 1 billion years ago, and now imagine our technology 1 billion years in the future, aliens are abducting us in our dreams.

voting doesnt matter

god is to control the masses

you only have a finite amount of energy every day, don't waste it on negative people

there is a lot of other useful stuff and stuff you may want to take with a grain of salt.

[Anonymous No.14840560]

>>14840536
also, aids for for population control, and it was for the worst common denominator the gays and the blacks from africa.

[Anonymous No.14840579]

>>14840536
>there are 50 different types of aliens living with us
based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.14840587]

>>14840536
>>14840560
far out I need to do some book shopping

[Anonymous No.14840628]

>>14840587
its really fun reading about this stuff, although im a little paranoid now haha.

also, don't be a Bourgeoisie phlebian and learn how to take care of yourself when the grid goes down.

don't hate the jews, the blacks, the etc... not one group is responsible for everything wrong

stock up on guns

dont own a house because its just enslavement by the bankers to keep sheeple at bay.

the reason why americans are so stupid is because of our education system that was established at buildeberg meetings to prevent us from thinking, why do you think the rich put their kids in private schools? we are taught to read words in blocks and not by characters (reading for the deaf)

[Anonymous No.14840655]

>>14835080
Murakami can fuck right off

[Anonymous No.14840680]

>>14840628
Why the paranoia? Is it the big bad gov or by these ideas you've read about? I agree with other your points besides the last one. Harold Bloom, who was a prof at Yale, said his students after the year 2000 were significantly worse read than before. The quality of the people who came out of private school straight into Yale has dropped significantly. The elites are dumbing themselves down as well.

[Anonymous No.14840729]

>>14840680
they have since the 1800s because they having been having sex with each other by trying to get even richer families. similar to what the royals did in egypt.

[Anonymous No.14840863]

>>14839210
Bad and outdated chart.
I can only speak for Kindle and Kobo since those are the ones I own and the OS is the same between models.

>Sizes
Kobo Forma: 8"
Kobo Aura One: 7.8"
Kindle Oasis: 7"
Kobo Libra H2O: 7"
Kobo Clara HD: 6"
Kindle Paperwhite: 6"
Kindle: 6" (167PPI, all other models have 300PPI)

>Reading manga
Doable in 6", but bigger the better. Don't pick the default Kindle due its low PPI.

>Touchscreen & Light
All models have lights and touchscreens now.

>Physical buttons
Only the Kindle Oasis, Kobo Libra H2O and Kobo Forma have those now.

>Kindle or Kobo?
Kobo's default OS is shitty, very laggy and borderline unusable. Installing KoboStartMenu and KOReader is almost mandatory.
Kindles are generally harder to jailbreak, but the default reader is better than any available alternative.

>Reading Japanese
Kindle's default OS handles Japanese perfectly. Don't get the default Kindle due low DPI, making characters blurry.
Kobo's shit OS handles it alright when converted properly to kepub, but dictionary lookups are a pain in the ass. The available dictionaries are also bad. KOReader can't handle Japanese at all.

[Anonymous No.14840940]

>>14833678
>Dump your best, faggots

Ah shit here we go again

[Anonymous No.14840955]

>>14835217
Appart from McKenna (who I like but do not consider it as high quality as the rest) this is the best esoteric chart I've seen.

[Anonymous No.14840963]

>>14840955
these aren't mine but here you go brother. Part 2

[Anonymous No.14840970]

>>14838774
What does this mean?

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>>14837258
What a retarded chart. Dao de Jing is one of the most politically involved texts in ancient philosophy and it's the complete opposite of "escaping society". Pure Land Buddhism is also the complete opposite

[Anonymous No.14842988]

>>14840963
Thanks man, good stuff too. Saved them on my phone to see what I found in the bookstores and the library I go.

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>>14837223
no delillo ?

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>>14835358
>AAAAAHHH IM MOOOOMIN

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>>14833678
Anyone have a chart for pre-tolkien fantasy literature? Currently reading Narnia, alice in wonderland, the well at worlds end, and the odyssey for good measure.

[Anonymous No.14844278]

>>14843227
good stuff anon

[Anonymous No.14844515]

>>14844256
second this.
also, pre-Shakespearian plays.

[Anonymous No.14844645]

>>14837232
one book should be before any other here, which is dreams memories reflections

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>>14833678
This chart is shit. OP started it, accepted the suggestions he wanted, then abruptly stopped. Don't post it.

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>>14835080
What are the merits of a Westerner Reading Murakami?

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>>14833678
I need some books with cute girls. GIMME RECS.

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>>14845048
idiot

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>>14833678
People really ought to start putting the charts mega in the OP when they make these threads.

[Anonymous No.14847247]

>>14835923
el peruANO señores

[Anonymous No.14848088]

Hi where should i start reading literature/philosophy/history/sociology/psicology ? And second question which language is the best for study them ( literature /philosophy/sociology/psicology?
And the last question is there an order to read books step by step and a language that gives me a path to read them?

[Anonymous No.14848096]

>>14847247
Hi do you speak spanish anon?

[Anonymous No.14848113]

>>14842988
Me too anon you said that i wanted to say

[Anonymous No.14848116]

>>14848088
what's your native tongue?

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>>14835387
Well done op

[Anonymous No.14848209]

>>14848116
Spanish

[Anonymous No.14848330]

>>14848209
You're fine then. You should have a ton of translations available. Use wikisource and wikitionary. If you want to go further, try Latin. Within a couple of months you should have the essential grammar down, the vocabulary will be easy since Spanish came from it, and speaking it with a Spanish accent is way better than an Anglo one. After , the best part is you can learn any other romance language very easily and even German. As for where to read all those subjects, no sé. That truly comes down to taste but just check out the list for the Western canon. Good luck.

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>>14836021
Why read Edith Hamilton when you could start with Iliad or the republic and follow with the Odyssey or Aristotle, if not all four? And download a few lectures from itunesU or the podcasting app and just run it at the gym to brush up on any gods or concepts you might've missed? Just seems like mythology is a waste of time if you're not a 9th grader.

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>>14836021
>Is there a good charts about Middle Ages lit?
No there isn't, but in a few months I'll have read enough books to make one, it will probably be in French though.

[Anonymous No.14848777]

>>14838709
the power broker is a shitty book that badly needs an editor and is an extended hit job on a guy who was unfairly used as a whipping boy for mayoral administrations from the financial crisis on

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>>14838319
kek

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>>14840536
>the elites started the soviet union
obviously, that's why every western power including the united states invaded russia to try to put down the revolution

[Anonymous No.14848796]

>>14842229
reading list apparently isn't good enough to teach you why "cultural marxism" is a redundant term

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>>14844150
kek

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>>14833678
Needs Vautrin from Balzac novels

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>>14833678
>no Nagel
Shit chart

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:)

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There was newer version but I can't find it

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Any charts for inspiring heroic dedicated hard working male protagonists?

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>>14840863
>Kobo's default OS is shitty, very laggy and borderline unusable. Installing KoboStartMenu and KOReader is almost mandatory.
don't have a kindle to compare to but I've found converting books to kepub (epub probably works fine too) with calibre will change page load times from seconds to nearly instantly, otherwise I'd agree with the os and the reader being shite

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>>14835158
I went to a special school on humanities and didn't study math from 8th grade and I was pretty good at it (it's right before you learn about calculus in y country) 6 years since then, If I'd studied it like learning a language let's say 1-1.5 hours a day 5 days a week how further will i progress in an year? For refrence eve though i know it's a meme my iq is around 130 not brilliant but also not borderline retarded

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Anyone have a chart for romance or anything similar?

[Anonymous No.14850464]

>>14849983
I got you senpai:
With manga

[Anonymous No.14850472]

>>14850464
and without manga

also if someone could be an angel and add it to the horror section to the wiki I'd be eternally grateful

[Anonymous No.14850473]

>>14849932
bless

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>>14844935
nice very nice

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>>14833678
You need to add Hamlet, Pierre Bezhukov, Prince Andrei and Randal McMurphey

[Anonymous No.14851526]

Is there a chart for psychoanalysis?

[Anonymous No.14851543]

>>14839840
>No Safo

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>>14845048
120 days of sodom

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>>14837242
>No Ubik

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>>14850214
I think you could do pretty well. Thing is, like a language, you only really learn maths by actually using it. Just reading wont be enough, you would have to start solving exercises by yourself. This can be pretty frustrating, as it takes a special kind of creativity and intellectual nimbleness to actually get good at it.
Still, I would recommend trying it, math can really help structurize your way of thinking.

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>>14835158
Thanks for this. I'm pretty good at maths (as an engineer) but I don't know shit about proofs, and also my linear algebra could be better (things like matrices). So there's at least a couple of books on here that interest me

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>>14837247
Dan abnett is also a really good comic book writer

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>>14836260
Eh, wouldn't put him on my personal list, but I could see /lit/ anons putting him or Lord Henry on there.

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>>14852063
>maths
britbong btfo

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>>14836021
fuck, why do the french have so much better taste in book covers

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>>14836017
Anon from my diary desu surely deserves a spot.

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>>14851543
>Safo
elaborate

[Anonymous No.14854535]

>>14844250
I am working on a a chart of Arthurian literature which will include most of those and I can't for the life of me understand why would you call this"medieval mysticism" or why would include so little works and not a single work work that actually has something to do with the title...

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>>14837247
Isn't there an updated version of this, with tiers?

[Anonymous No.14854549]

>>14851557
>No moomins

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>>14854535
I mean, will your chart top this?

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>>14854535
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>>14844935
Very nice chart, but could really be expanded. a lot. I'm working on an Arthurian chart and might include other chivalric romances and chanson de gestes, so I might expand this selection too.
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>>14854554
Well... this is really really good. Haven't seen it before honestly. It's missing only four pieces I consider important (and that's probably cos' those were really hard to get/expensive for whoever compiled it and also not that major or influential) and has a few obscurities I haven't read.
But it could use some re-ordering and better visual representation with comments.
I have to say though, major respect to whoever compiled that, including things like The Rules of Courtly Love and The Alliterative Morte Arthure shows some real knowledge.

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>>14839195
How am I supposed to believe that this guy understands life? He can't even properly make a fuckin' chart.

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>>14838774
why did you make it like that?

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>>14835715
Both suck. Pic related is far better, it's a pity it doesn't get posted more often

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>>14854822
Well, I can see why it doesn't get posted - For fucks sake, will you autists ever stop making charts where it's difficult/impossible to read the book titles from the covers and there is no titles added in text? Either make the chart at the size/resolution which allows people to read the from the cover or add text ya fucking retards.

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>>14854852
Literally nothing there except the tragedies' individual titles is difficult to read, you absolute autist

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>>14833685
Based, I've finally gotten around to starting confederacy of dunces. Glad to know I'm in for some smiles.

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>>14835314
perec isn't doomer. that book is bloomer with a doomer aesthetic

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>>14840371
>ant-tier resolution
>two rows of pre-19th century history
>but here are three rows of 20th century
>one more row+two books dedicated only to 'Murrica
>fuck it, here's some random shit about the Far East
>all covers and titles look like cheap godawful historical novels
>STALIN
>STALIN
>EXORCISING HITLER

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>>14851552
>That shit that reads like a mediocre superhero screenplay
Shit, I still regret wasting my time on it.

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>>14854535
You seem to have a profane view on their literature. What they say goes deeper than just swords and courting ladies. Of course, this requires deep contextual knowledge of ancient and religious literature. The explanatory text explains the mystical properties within this context.

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>>14854602
It's a fucking joke you autist.

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>>14855784
Yeah, and then you're gonna tell me that hard sci-fi is the only answer, aren't you?

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>>14854549
Agree: it's really strange

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>>14839840
Adolphe by Benjamin Constant should go on there

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>>14838319
oh fuck it's me

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french poetry chart ?

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Here's one I just made for another Anon, enjoy

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>>14856818
I dun goofed, mixed up two authors, here's an update

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>>14842229
Imagining some /lol/ asshole seeing this and trying to read Being and Event. Literally 500 pages of dense metaphysical reasoning trying to demonstrate that ontology is mathematics.

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>>14858408
thanks for posting my chart. Any favorites of yours in it?

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>>14838319
Any charts on how not to be like this guy?

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>>14858692
I love Nightwood. Why do you think it is that the female characters seem to understand the disjointed ramblings of the Doctor, but the men do not?

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>>14858786
I remember the doctor and his ramblings but not that men didn't understand him lol I need to reread

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>>14858786
also You'd like Ice by Anna Cavan if you liked Nightwood

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>>14858764
Hide all chart threads as soon as you see them. Wipe your hard drive. Start reading books, most preferably good books.

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>>14856818
>start with the vikings
Why? Later works does not build on that shit.

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>>14838319
any charts about what the chaaarter reads?

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>>14860296
Charts and GoodReads reviews

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Can someone help me find a chemistry chart? Thanks in advance.

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>>14862286
this

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>>14833678
Any investing, market research, economics charts? Both theoretical and practical are fine. I want to go from fundamentals to more complex modeling

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>>14854822
> curb ur jpg

must not be important enough to be readable so I'll assume it's trash, thanks and go fuck yourself

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>dude quantity lmao

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>>14862286
Idk if there is chart strictly for chemistry
https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki/Chemistry_Textbook_Recommendations

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>>14862286
maybe this

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>>14865003
This is a terrible reading list. There are at least five here that are so outside of being neoliberal that I know communists and libertarians who agree with these books

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>>14837247
nice, was just starting to get interested in this

[Anonymous No.14865824]

Any chars for Lineal algebra/ Discreet math? or electromagnetics? Im studiyng computer science and it would be a good boost 4 me, most books at library have suffered exterminatus lol

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>>14837247
any char for fantasy or sigma??

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>>14849932
Both this and the Doomer chart are pretty decent, though I personally dislike more books on this than the other chart, but it might be more about personal taste.

Also, kind of funny to think that several writers on the the Bloom-chart went mentally insane or comitted suicide...

[Anonymous No.14866169]

>>14844970

I think Murakami is simply comfy reading, though I'd only read up to Kafka on the Shore. Everything after that is superfluous. If you're a lonely young man (there's a big chance you are), he's incredibly cathartic. But don't go to him if you're looking for something challenging.

[Anonymous No.14866527]

is their browser software for making charts or should i just paint

[Anonymous No.14866884]

>>14864480
You blind, nigger?

[Anonymous No.14867082]

>>14835158
is this brainlet proof? i didnt study math but i've always been good with numbers

[Anonymous No.14867203]

Does anyone have the Icelandic lit chart? Or anything on learning Latin?

[Anonymous No.14867371]

can someone post a chart for getting into stocism

[Anonymous No.14867555]

>>14867371
bump

[Anonymous No.14867710]

>>14867203

[Anonymous No.14867797]

>>14867710
I don’t want to read kike lit

[Anonymous No.14867810]

>>14867710
Pls fuck off

[Anonymous No.14867815]

>>14867710
based