Your bookshelf and your age

[Anonymous No.15143221]

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[Anonymous No.15143224]

>>15143221

[Anonymous No.15143260]

19

[Anonymous No.15143281]

el chileANO

[Anonymous No.15143294]

>>15141098
>>15141108
>>15141131
Posted here. I am 22.

[Anonymous No.15143319]

>>15143260
so when's the mass shooting lad

[Anonymous No.15143338]

>>15143221
>CK One

Nice choice.

[Anonymous No.15143349]

>>15143319
kek

[Anonymous No.15143374]

>>15143338
Thanks

I know that it's a meme fragrance
But I enjoy that smells clean just like after a good shower

[Anonymous No.15143379]

19

[Anonymous No.15143406]

>>15143260
inb4 massacre

[Anonymous No.15143410]

>>15143319
Nerve these books contain a wealth of knowledge
What in there leads you to think of such a heinous act

[Anonymous No.15143426]

>>15143406
Which books point to that you cuck

[Anonymous No.15143451]

>>15143260
You can tell what kind of person he is just by looking at his books

[Anonymous No.15143497]

>>15143451
What type of person am I then?

[Anonymous No.15143548]

>>15143379
Why do the French put the spine text upside down?

[Anonymous No.15143633]

26 years old

1/2

[Anonymous No.15143639]

>>15143497
You've read just enough to develop a raging superiority complex, but not enough to stop yourself from thinking dogmatically. You come from an upper middle class family, and your parents are probably liberals. Your relationship with them isn't great but it's not that bad either. You've had exactly one girlfriend, and your relationship didn't last more than four months.
You're probably smart (not as much as you think) and definitely a bit autistic (not enough to start shooting people yet). And you really need to read Aristotle and Castoriadis and realise that there is no such thing as political "science".

Also, i'm taking the piss mate

[Anonymous No.15143648]

>>15143633
2/2

Coffee table books

[Anonymous No.15143651]

>>15143639
Not him, but post your book shelve faggot

[Anonymous No.15143662]

>>15143639
Kek

[Anonymous No.15143667]

>>15143639
holy crap this is me
what do?

[Anonymous No.15143669]

>>15143648
Beautiful aesthetic

[Anonymous No.15143674]

>>15143667
although no, i had a 3 year girlfriend so you got that wrong anon (not that anon though)

[Anonymous No.15143680]

>>15143633
Have you actually read the whole Cantos? The book looks used

[Anonymous No.15143694]

>>15143680
Bought it a few months ago, partway through and loving it a lot. Challenging when he switches to other languages and references intensely obscure history that can’t be googled.

I’ve decided to read it for aesthetic value, to enjoy his use of the words themselves. They’re like songs.

Some beautiful stuff

[Anonymous No.15143696]

>>15143221
28

[Anonymous No.15143708]

>>15143639
DEVASTATING

[Anonymous No.15143709]

>>15143669
?? The books?

[Anonymous No.15143729]

>>15143221
OP is an argentinian women probably feminist and a copypasted whore who studies literature
you're boring

[Anonymous No.15143752]

>>15143729
no, you're boring

[Anonymous No.15143770]

>>15143752
tell me I was wrong OP
I could make a dozen more guesses about you and I would probably be right
shit you people are truly copy pasted
wonder what you're doing here though instead of twitter, instagram or tumblr if they still use that thing

[Anonymous No.15143995]

>>15143260
https://discord.gg/wqNXVS4

[Anonymous No.15144007]

>>15143639
this is cringe

[Anonymous No.15144060]

>>15143260
And how many of those have you read?

[Anonymous No.15144081]

22

[Anonymous No.15144088]

>>15143752
he's right, you're boring

[Anonymous No.15144089]

>>15143648
>tfw I lent my copy of Megahex to my psycho ex gf and never got it back

[Anonymous No.15144092]

21

>>15143639
do me!
>>15143696
cheap looking shitty looking shelves and why would you paint your walls that colour
>>15143379
very nice

[Anonymous No.15144264]

>>15144092
because you're a faggot, that's why desu

[Anonymous No.15144280]

>>15144092
you have like 4 books anon
there's nothing to say other than that you just started reading the other day

[Anonymous No.15144293]

>>15144280
My other books are at my parent's house

[Anonymous No.15144329]

>>15144092
Is England's Hidden Reverse any good? I'm a huge Current 93 fan

[Anonymous No.15144348]

>>15143260
>19
it shows
>>15143633
>>15143648
Eternally 14 in the worst way

[Anonymous No.15144373]

>>15144329
I enjoyed it a lot, it's a very quick read actually very readable
I already knew everything there was to know about Coil but it gave me a great sense of where David Tibet is coming from as, and the book does a good job of chronicling that whole scene in the late '70s early '80s
Stephen Stapleton isn't that interesting a person though

[Anonymous No.15144400]

AHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.15144403]

>>15144400
Based

[Anonymous No.15144498]

39

[Anonymous No.15144618]

27

[Anonymous No.15144638]

25

[Anonymous No.15144789]

>>15144618
Detecting a dangerous overload of meme books here

[Anonymous No.15144933]

>>15144498
>39
kek

[Anonymous No.15145013]

>>15144638
>Penguin al lado de Alianza y Acantilado
Sacrilegio, nunca lo vas a lograr.

[Anonymous No.15145055]

>>15145013
>muh meme prestige
Those overrated Spanish publishers don't even offer annotations like Penguin kek overpriced books and shitty Spaniard-made translations. Penguin is unironically superior in every way.

[Anonymous No.15145199]

>>15145013
I would get penguin over alianza anyday. Alianza's covers age like shit and they are overpriced. Only good Alianza, which are even more expensive. are the 13/20 collection. The thing is Alianza has a more complete selection of philosophy and literature so I end up buying them anyway. Acantilado is good but it's also overpriced. Penguin and Debolsillo have good content but they're ugly, I don't really care about that anymore though.

[Anonymous No.15145311]

>>15144618
Good to see Tragedy & Hope on the shelf. Have you had a chance to read it?

[Anonymous No.15145384]

>>15144293
the equivalent of "my girlfriend studies in another school"

[Anonymous No.15145397]

>>15143260
I think this is a good library for a 19 year old.

[Anonymous No.15145405]

>>15144638
La traduccion de Meridiano de Sangre es buena?

[Anonymous No.15145422]

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[Anonymous No.15145424]

>>15143260
getting ready to ice the classmates huh kiddo

[Anonymous No.15145448]

>>15144618
Is esoteric hollywood any good? I don’t dislike Jay but I saw a couple of videos with him and he strikes me a little bit like a well-read pseud.

[Anonymous No.15145483]

>>15145311
I've read half of Tragedy and Hope. There's good information in it but Quigley focuses heavily on economic policy so it''s quite dry and parts of it are a bit of a chore to get through.

[Anonymous No.15145491]

>>15144789
Because reading ought to be fun

[Anonymous No.15145506]

18
1/2

[Anonymous No.15145513]

>>15145506
2/2
These pics are a little outdated because I had to leave my dorm because of quarantine.

[Anonymous No.15145516]

>>15143221
32

[Anonymous No.15145518]

>>15143224
Kek I remember this post. This needs to posted in shelf threads more often

[Anonymous No.15145526]

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[Anonymous No.15145537]

>>15143639
>Castoriadis

[Anonymous No.15145542]

>>15145516
Based

[Anonymous No.15145561]

I exclusively read terrible Nip LN's while occasionally skimming through whatever the pseuds on here shill.

[Anonymous No.15145563]

>>15145506
>>15145513
lugging a bunch of sin-ugly Wordsworth Classics around with you from home to school?...yeah I'm thinking that's based

[Anonymous No.15145583]

>>15145483
I can imagine it being a chore to get through considering its 1300 pages long. The contents of the book I imagine would be very valuable to anyone studying politics and history. I'm hoping to read it after I have finished The Anglo-American Establishment.
Best of luck

[Anonymous No.15145602]

>>15145506
>>15145513
You have a nice collection, anon. No-nonsense, but with some fun.

[Anonymous No.15145620]

>>15143221
not attracting women with your natural smell not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.15145634]

>>15145506
>>15145513
I know you’re 18, but Jesus Christ, try to read things that aren’t school-assignment-core.

Also you’ve read nearly none of those

[Anonymous No.15145803]

>>15143221
Are these all of y'all's books? I'm 23 and I have roughly 450+ books. I buy 2/week about and have done so for the past 5 years. Am I autistic or?

[Anonymous No.15145854]

>>15143221
>Spanish language novels
>raw issues of Shounen Jump
>unopened bottles of perfume
>a perfectly intact, untouched copy of Watchmen
Is this literally me?

[Anonymous No.15145879]

>>15145803
I'm 21 and have read hundreds of books, but most of them were either loaned from the library or downloaded from Project Gutenberg/elsewhere
I mostly own copies of classics I think I might wanna re-read some day (like Shakespeare's plays or The Iliad)

[Anonymous No.15145883]

>>15145803
Most posters on this board haven't even read regularly for a single year.

[Anonymous No.15145924]

>>15145854
all its missing is the buttplugs and dragon dildo ROFLMAO

[Anonymous No.15145929]

>>15145561
I used to be a huge pseud back when I was 12 years old, and boasted about reading Charles Dickens and Leo Tolstoy's complete works, but later on grew fond of shitty LNs like これはゾンビですか?and お兄ちゃんだけど愛さえあれば関係ないよねっ.
I don't own a single physical LN tho.

[Anonymous No.15145950]

Do you any of you guys keep a separate shelf for literary works and manga/LNs?

[Anonymous No.15145958]

>>15145950
>Shelf
>Paying for a book

[Anonymous No.15145972]

>>15145958
My dad pays for my stuff.

[Anonymous No.15145982]

>>15145972
I take it your favorite texts are those by Philosophers inspired by Marx?

[Anonymous No.15145994]

>>15145950
No, I don't feel the need to keep a separate shelf for trashy formats that I don't interface with.

[Anonymous No.15146015]

>>15145982
I'm a Stirnerist, not a Marxist.

[Anonymous No.15146106]

>26

[Anonymous No.15146156]

>>15146015
oh boy

[Anonymous No.15146332]

>>15145563
They were cheap and literally all my local bookshop had unless I wanted to pay 30+ bucks per book. I'm using them as copies to annotate, eventually I might buy nice copies.
>>15145634
I mean I'm working through them. Yeah I haven't read much of them but really I only just started and I read slowly.
Most of the stuff in the second image that's all highschool-core are just books I acquired for free, they aren't really on my reading list.
I've mostly only been acquiring classics and essentials because I haven't read them yet.

[Anonymous No.15146354]

>>15143696
>yotsuba
bless you

[Anonymous No.15146396]

>>15143379
L'étagère conforama qu'on a tous eue dans notre piaule d'étudiant

[Anonymous No.15146404]

>>15143548
Bc that 's actually a better way to present them ?

[Anonymous No.15146503]

>>15143319
>>15143406
>>15145424
I don't get it. What points to killer?

[Anonymous No.15146510]

25

[Anonymous No.15146522]

18, in the last 2 years I've only added BAM and Mike Ma tho

[Anonymous No.15146557]

>>15143221
>>15143260
>>15143379
lol all these people claiming to be 19 with all this shit on their bookcases
when i was 19 my bookcase was full of james herbert and sven hassel
how did you all get to be such old men so young

[Anonymous No.15146571]

>>15144638
is that system of the antichrist by charles upton in the back? if so, based

[Anonymous No.15146589]

>>15145422
der eternal christcuck
where is the Satanic Bible?
>>15145506
solid
>>15146106
maybe it's time to retire shonen jump if you're 26
>>15146510
OK. but you have Machiavelli in there so solid.
>>15146522
>Mike Ma
trash

[Anonymous No.15146594]

>>15145199
Yeah the cover business with Alianza sucks ass but they have the smoothest translations that I've seen, so I'm willing to put up with it. Same goes for the extra money. Thank God my parents made me learn three of the most useful languages so on the rare occasions that I need to read translated material, I see no point in reading middling translations if I can afford the better quality ones.

[Anonymous No.15146630]

Moved without being able to take my ~100 books with me so started a new shelf at my new place

[Anonymous No.15146864]

>>15144498

Do they not let you have more than one book in the nursing home?

[Anonymous No.15146908]

>>15144081
Did you like the 1939 and how did it compare to Scheil's Fünf plus Zwei? I liked that one but it was a little dry at times. Also, nice little kaplaken stack.

[Anonymous No.15146928]

>>15143260
Fucking yikes dude

[Anonymous No.15146952]

>>15143426
All the fashy ones, which is at least half of them

Accompanied with nitezsche whos clealry not fascist but fascists love him.

Plus the selfish gene shows how up urself u are

Plus the way you just responded to that comment.

[Anonymous No.15146988]

>>15146630
Sorry, I forgot to add my age - 24

[Anonymous No.15146991]

>>15143221
18

[Anonymous No.15147027]

>>15143633
Go back to /pol/

[Anonymous No.15147054]

33

My Burger Corona-chan stack.

[Anonymous No.15147059]

>>15147054
An here's my Spic Corona-chan stack.

[Anonymous No.15147070]

>>15147054
eww that edition of the greek myths should definitely be in the next "worst cover" thread

[Anonymous No.15147073]

>>15145384
>implying anyone in this thread reads, or on /lit/ generally

[Anonymous No.15147079]

>>15147070
Shitty cover, great content.

[Anonymous No.15147163]

20

[Anonymous No.15147191]

>>15147163
why do you spread all your stuff out on several shelves in a way that has most of your books twisted or under strain instead of just putting them all on one shelf, but packed tightly so they dont get damaged. what the fuck is this, why would you even do this, jesus fucking christ, and that used and half-crumbled facemask on top of the books, how does it even end up there, why is it even close to your books this is fucking disgusting kys cleanyourfuckingroomman.jpg

[Anonymous No.15147195]

>>15143221
Good
>>15143260
Incredibly shit
>>15143379
Good
>>15143633
>>15143648
Shit. The fact that you're 26 is the most concerning thing here.
>>15143696
Good
>>15144081
Shit
>>15144092
Good
>>15144618
Medium shit
>>15144638
Medium good
>>15145422
Medium shit. You seem boring.
>>15145506
>>15145513
Good
>>15145526
Average
>>15146106
Good
>>15146510
Good but you have lacan.
>>15146522
Medium shit
>>15146630
Good

[Anonymous No.15147509]

>>15143221
I don't have a bookshelf so i keep them on top of my wardrobe
I'm 25
Currently re-reading The Revolt of the Masses

[Anonymous No.15147756]

>>15147509
>having more than one evola book
How do you bring yourself to do it anon? I want to acquire such powers as to continue so persistently through such absolute bullshit.

[Anonymous No.15147764]

>>15143221
what's that manga, m8?

[Anonymous No.15147790]

>>15147509
>The Soul of China
Based. Just finished this actually.
You're probably the anon who recommended it in one of the Spengler threads.

[Anonymous No.15147834]

>>15147509
Also btw, is The Coming Caesars worth reading?
Is it insightful?

[Anonymous No.15147904]

What a surprise /lit/ is full of children who don't own any academic books...

[Anonymous No.15147918]

>>15147904
I'm not an academic gook. Your an academic gook

[Anonymous No.15147921]

>>15147904
Post bookshelf

[Anonymous No.15147934]

>>15143260
Don't forget to live stream the shooting.

[Anonymous No.15147948]

>>15143260
>19
so this is the power of redbrowns...

[Anonymous No.15147950]

>>15147904
>academic books
name 10 worthwhile academic books that will be remembered in 100 years

[Anonymous No.15147956]

Is there anyone out there who collects penguin classics? Wordsworth translations seem stilted especially Stendhal's. Oxford classics are usually abridged. I know that everymans library is owned by penguin. Maybe I'm just a midwit but penguin history books are good and the classics have nice covers. Is there any other good seller for books in the UK?

[Anonymous No.15147998]

>>15147921

I have far too many books here is a cross-section.

[Anonymous No.15148012]

top shelf is backlog, everything else is read

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>>15147956
>>15147956
yeah I have a lot of them, a good few of the really old penguins that have purple covers and shit from the mid 90's

[Anonymous No.15148024]

>>15147998
>posts on /lit/
>is mostly into /g/ and /biz/ stuff
normalfags please fuck off

[Anonymous No.15148029]

>>15147998
fucking cringe, mate

[Anonymous No.15148061]

>>15146594
>three of the most useful languages
English, Spanish, and Chinese?

[Anonymous No.15148074]

>>15147998
>whines about academic books
>posts japfever and mediocre theory
like pottery

[Anonymous No.15148076]

>>15148024

I'd already read the Western canon by the time I was an adult, don't tell me you only know English as well?

[Anonymous No.15148097]

>>15148076
The fact I could read the titles of your books should be an indication that I can understand Japanese. I’ve read much of the Western Canon too, by the way, but that doesn’t mean I’m gonna go buy shitty books on economic history since I’ve already read through the greats.

[Anonymous No.15148133]

>>15148097

You really know Japanese? Ok now I am interested in your life story.

[Anonymous No.15148181]

>>15147195
>tfw good

[Anonymous No.15148193]

>>15143224
fpbp; it matters not what is upon your shelves, anons. Only that you have read what is there and taken something away from the experience.

[Anonymous No.15148223]

>>15148133
I learned it through anime and eroge, nothing to be too proud of. I’ve never actually interacted with real Japanese people, so I’m not sure I could actually handle holding a conversation in it.
I’ve tried learning several other languages, including French, German, Chinese, and Russian, but never felt motivated enough to make much progress in them.
Also, I’ve never really been a sociable person and have had a variety of other interests (like playing guitar, painting, biking, cooking, coding, reading philosophy, writing fiction, etc.), each one of which I was into for a few months but ended up either never becoming that good at or mastering a few basics and then feeling like there was nothing interesting left for me to do.

[Anonymous No.15148253]

>>15148061
English, Spanish and French.

[Anonymous No.15148257]

>>15148223

You remind me a lot of myself before I went to college and had to focus on my subject for 4 years.

[Anonymous No.15148266]

>>15148257
What did you end up majoring in?

[Anonymous No.15148278]

>>15146991
Wonderful

[Anonymous No.15148281]

>>15148266

Japanese Studies, then I did a masters in CS. I'm not American though.

[Anonymous No.15148331]

>>15146557
>how did you all get to be such old men so young

This. I was/am the same. I think its the internet.

[Anonymous No.15148333]

>>15148074
>>15148029
This

>>15147998
Really bad post

[Anonymous No.15148354]

>2020
>being a teenager

[Anonymous No.15148366]

I am 18.

[Anonymous No.15148369]

>>15143633
>Codreanu
Might as well be a jihadi my dude

[Anonymous No.15148380]

>>15148366
based "I'm 18" Flannery poster

[Anonymous No.15148388]

>>15146589
The shonen jumps are from the weeks i was in Japan, just souvenirs really

[Anonymous No.15148599]

>>15146630
Why don't you read Nietzsche in German?

[Anonymous No.15148656]

>>15148599
I do, the English book was an unfortunate gift

[Anonymous No.15148677]

>>15148366
>having 2 bilingual dictionaries but not a single book in a language other than English
Nice decorations

[Anonymous No.15148687]

The rest of my shelf. I know aho girl seems put of place, but it’s too tall to fit in the manga shelf.

[Anonymous No.15148725]

>>15148687
based weeb with dozens of localized manga and Latin/Greek dictionaries despite only having the Bible in those languages

[Anonymous No.15148806]

25

[Anonymous No.15148916]

>>15148677
I'm currently making an attempt to become at least partially fluent in both languages as I am planning to travel to both Russia and Bolivia sometime in the future.

[Anonymous No.15148972]

>>15148806
Why are english editions so weird? Each book is a different shape and color

[Anonymous No.15149002]

>>15148972
Which books? I imagine they do it to help them sell the book, to make it stand out among other books or to be more recognizable?

[Anonymous No.15149078]

22, spent most my life playing video games so still pretty pseud

[Anonymous No.15149220]

>>15148972
That's commercial publishing for you

[Anonymous No.15149229]

>>15143696
based nichijou connoisseur

[Anonymous No.15149382]

>>15147904
Expensive, i use my college library for those

[Anonymous No.15149401]

>>15148388
ok acceptable answer. you shall pass

[Anonymous No.15149405]

>>15143221
12

[Anonymous No.15149484]

>>15149405
>NGE
based

[Anonymous No.15149506]

>>15149405
Did you really pay for Aniplex's Kill la Kill?

[Anonymous No.15149545]

>>15149401
Thanks bud

[Anonymous No.15149651]

>>15143221
19

[Anonymous No.15149679]

>>15147904
Textbooks are very expensive Anon.

[Anonymous No.15149713]

>>15143221
>bottles of smelly good

[Anonymous No.15149957]

19

>the sheer amount of amermutts ITT
desgusting desu

[Anonymous No.15149979]

>>15149957
How have you acquired so many books so young? I'm 18 and my self feels tiny

[Anonymous No.15150020]

>>15149957
Gravity defying shit right here

[Anonymous No.15150028]

>>15149405
I remember reading Joyce (Ulysses, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man), Plato's Republic back when I was 12, and Borges' El Aleph back when I was 15, so this might unironically be true.

[Anonymous No.15150070]

>>15149651
Someone r8 pls

[Anonymous No.15150081]

>>15150070
good shit

[Anonymous No.15150095]

>>15147509
Dang, you have the Farrenkopf biography too. Nice. A real Spengler scholar.

[Anonymous No.15150096]

>>15144400
Top kek

[Anonymous No.15150123]

>>15146991
Based and ironpilled

[Anonymous No.15150145]

This is my main bookshelf.
I'm 19

[Anonymous No.15150159]

>>15150145
Forgot pic lmao

[Anonymous No.15150283]

>>15150159
How do you afford all these books

[Anonymous No.15150319]

>>15150159
Hello my fellow bilingual. What’s your favorite Shounen Jump manga? xdd

[Anonymous No.15150353]

>>15150283
By being employed?

[Anonymous No.15150385]

>>15149979
You have to start young, many of my (low-tier) books are from like age 10
Moderate autism is also required

[Anonymous No.15150398]

>>15150283
>one bookshelf
>all these books
Is /lit/ the worst hobby board at its respective hobby?

[Anonymous No.15150582]

>>15148916
If you want to aspire to become fluent in any language, you’d probably have to read at least 50 books in one language.
On the other hand, if you want to travel and do regular tourist stuff in other countries, you probably wouldn’t need much besides Duolingo or those FSI courses.

[Anonymous No.15150605]

>>15150582
Reading is the least effective way to get fluent. Speaking is where it's at. One hour of speaking the language with someone that can correct you is as efficient as 5 or 6 hours of reading

[Anonymous No.15150621]

>>15143319
lmaoooo

[Anonymous No.15150682]

>>15150605
Speaking is the result of having acquired an ability to interpret a language, not a way of learning.

[Anonymous No.15150688]

>>15146015
Checks out.

[Anonymous No.15150690]

>>15149651

All decent but super entry-tier. Not a bad thing but definitely transitional from fantasy/sci-fi types

[Anonymous No.15150955]

>>15150283
Some were gifts, some were books I've been buying to read over the years, a few were my parent's and many I bought used. I also keep an eye for sales on some bookstores, just got some good new books from an independent bookstore from my country very cheaply.
>>15150319
I don't really read manga, I've only read punpun and I still have some chapters left to read, not many though. I've been thinking of starting The flowers of evil, but I don't know if I'll do it soon.

[Anonymous No.15151080]

>>15146630
based soviet display cabinet

[Anonymous No.15151160]

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[Anonymous No.15151464]

>>15151160
>tfw half your books are bookmarked about a quarter of the way in
Glad to know I'm not the only one

[Anonymous No.15151674]

>>15149506
Yes, unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.15151899]

>>15147934
lmao firdt post to make me genuinely laugh in a long time

[Anonymous No.15152446]

>>15148972
welcome to not being communist kiddo

[Anonymous No.15152892]

>>15149078
>Kaufmann translations of Nietzsche
yup that's a yikes from me dawg

[Anonymous No.15152989]

>>15151160
Did you ever stop to think “Maybe I should finish these books before filling my shelf up with other books”?

[Anonymous No.15153169]

>>15151160
>>15151464
>stopped reading as soon as it gets boring
based

>>15152989
As Taleb echos from Eco, the best way to read is to read until you get bored and then move on

[Anonymous No.15153548]

>>15146991
Most based shelf I've seen out of all these in this and past threads

[Anonymous No.15153579]

>>15152892
I thought Kaufmann was the definitive translator for Nietzsche?

[Anonymous No.15153605]

>>15153579
Kaufmann is sanitized as fuck and offers the basic bitch Liberal interpretation of N

[Anonymous No.15153614]

>>15153605
Are the cambridge ones any good?

[Anonymous No.15153640]

>>15153579
Nah man, try Ludovici.

[Anonymous No.15153655]

>>15153614
Hollingdale and Cambridge are both better than Kaufmann but I think stanford is the best, but they haven't finished his all of his works

[Anonymous No.15154035]

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[Anonymous No.15154057]

>>15154035
>that Zola collection
Oh, I'm jelly

[Anonymous No.15154243]

>>15154057
Something is holding me back from getting The bright side of life and The Dream. After reading 17 of them I dont want it to end. I'm really hoping for a translation of the last book though. I've always been interested by the doctor character

[Anonymous No.15154256]

>>15151080
good eye