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/SpGT/ #13 -

>Welcome to the official thread for Spanish /lit/erature. Feel free to contribute with reviews on your favourite authors, books, fragments, own works (so we can criticize them :), new editions or publications, and the like...

>previous threads:
>>15070607
>>15065461
>>15111998

>Currently reading:
Lazarillo de Tormes (I guess)

>Galizian, Catalonian, Basque... speakers welcome.

>> No.15148539
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>OFFICIAL RESULTS FROM THE TOP-15 POLL:
>Don Quijote de la Mancha: 32 votes, 11%
>Ficciones (Borges): 28 votes, 9%
>Pedro Páramo (Juan Rulfo): 24 votes, 8%
>El Aleph (Borges): 22 votes, 7%
>Antología (de Rubén Darío): 18 votes, 6%
>Cien años de soledad (García Márquez): 16 votes, 5%
>Cuentos completos (Julio Cortázar): 15 votes, 5%
>Concierto barroco (Alejo Carpentier): 14 votes, 5%
>El gaucho Martín Fierro (José Hernández): 14 votes, 5%
>Episodios Nacionales (Galdós): 13 votes, 4%
>Terra nostra (Fuentes): 12 votes, 4%
>El laberinto de la soledad (Octavio Paz): 12 votes, 4%
>Yo, el supremo (Augusto Roa Bastos): 12 votes, 4%
>Residencia en la Tierra (Neruda): 11 votes, 4%
>Confabulario (Arreola): 11 votes, 4%

>> No.15148577

>>15148503
DO NOT LEARN CATALAN
t. Catalonian

>> No.15148588

hola muchachos espero no incomodar su hilo
para un latino que nunca a leido a su propia gente, por donde podria o deberia empezar?

>> No.15148590

>>15148577
is following Catalonian memers on IG ok, though?

>> No.15148642

>>15148588
Start with the greeks, then we talk.
And please, post in english.

Nah, just kidding, start with Horacio Quiroga and Borges.

>> No.15148710

works written in the 19th century that have the most beatiful prose and are good for expanding ones own vocabulary? No socialist/antimonarchy/Anti church/Anti catholic treatises please

>> No.15148735
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works written in the 19th century that have the most beatiful prose and are good for expanding ones own vocabulary? No socialist/antimonarchy/Anti church/Anti catholic treatises please

>> No.15148737

>>15148710
Pérez Galdós.

>> No.15148741

>>15148577
Mexican mestizo here
Can i marry one of your women?

>> No.15148768

>>15148741
Only if you don't vote independentist when you move to Catalonia.

>> No.15148878

>>15148588
Borges, Bolaño, Cortázar, Márquez, Llosa.

>>15148577
Ves-te'n a pixar estepes

>> No.15148908

>>15148577
catalan just sounds like spaniard's attempting and failing to speak french

>> No.15149090

>>15148878
García Márquez*, Vargas Llosa*

>> No.15149107

>>15149090
Como tu prefieras, cariño

>> No.15149223

>>15149107
kek

>> No.15149239
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I wonder how chartanon is doing with improving the top 15, hope he edited in Canto general
bless his soul

>> No.15149252

hola mi henchez

>> No.15149260
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What are you reading in quarantine, morons?

>> No.15149262

>>15148741
Isn't this what Outis Lee did?

>> No.15149265

>>15149260
La Galatea by Cervantes

>> No.15149267

>>15148908
Puedes decir eso de casi cualquier lengua romance.

>> No.15149272

>>15148503
este hilo es para los hablantes del español o para los anons españoles?
Gran diferencia entre ambos.

>> No.15149288 [DELETED] 

>>15149260
El Quijote y Los griegos de Kitto. Ahora voy a empezar con una colección de cuentos en alemán.

>>15149272
Este hilo es para cualquiera al que le interese la literatura en español. Dicho esto

SUDACAS RAUS

>> No.15149296

>>15149288
si, pero la literature del continente americano q habla español o la "literatura" de españa?

>> No.15149299

>>15149267
Except Italian, Spanish and French.

>> No.15149303

>>15149296
los dos

>> No.15149307

>>15149296
>t. autist

>> No.15149318
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>>15149260
El Tal te ching traducido por Gastón Soublette; anteriormente «Prisión verde» de Ramón Amaya Amador - luego planeo leer «El doncel de don Enrique el doliente» por Larra o, quizás, «Yo, el supremo».
Sino esos dos estoy entre «Concierto barroco» y «El estudiante de Salamanca». Ayudadme a decidir.

>> No.15149329

>>15149296
Vos no seras autista por un casual

>> No.15149340

>>15149299
>Portuguese just sounds like a frenchman attempting to speak Spanish
>Italian sounds like a catalan failing to speak Spanish
>etc.

>> No.15149360

>>15149340
What about Spanish?

>> No.15149369

>>15149360
Like an italian failing to speak Catalan. Most of these are interchangeable, all of them are very similar except Romanian and maybe French because of the phonology.

>> No.15149376

>>15149360
badly pronounced Latin
but this is true for all Romance languages

>> No.15149383

>>15149369
>Like an italian failing to speak Catalan.
But Catalan just "sounds like spaniard's attempting and failing to speak french", remember? So this makes no sense.

>> No.15149387

>>15149383
>this makes no sense.
That's exactly my point

>> No.15149390

>>15149376
Is French even Latin-based? It's the shittiest language I've ever heard.

>> No.15149392

>>15148588
Buenos dígitos.
Dale a los cuentos de Cortázar.

>> No.15149399

>>15149387
You got me good, mate.

>> No.15149406

>>15149260
Estoy en Holanda. Mi roomie normie me dio un libro de Isabel Allende, es lo único que podría leer y antes me suicido

>> No.15149412

>>15149406
>Mi roomie normie me dio un libro de Isabel Allende
lol where are you from?

>> No.15149413

>>15149406
>no tengo libros en casa
Parece tu culpa, pendejo. No le eches la culpa a tu compañero.

>> No.15149414

>>15149390
Yes. Under the Roman empire, the plebs mixed whatever regional dialect they used with the elegant Latin, which they did by ear.

>> No.15149433

>>15149413
Pues sí Anon. Vine a hacer un master de un año y preferí comprar aquí cosas en vez de traer mi biblioteca. Tendré que adaptarme a leer en pdf o a shitpostear en 4chan

>> No.15149445

>>15149433
Comprate un ereader que se paga a los 4 libros que leas. Además vas a leer en otros idiomas y tener un diccionario/traductor incorporado es la polla.

>> No.15149446

>>15149414
So that's why French is animal tier. Good to know, Anon.

>> No.15149466

>>15149446
Igual te crees que al resto de lenguas romances no les pasó lo mismo.

>> No.15149481

>>15149466
They aren't as fucked up, though. I guess the French Academy is also to blame for French sucking so much these days.

>> No.15149496

>>15149446
Gj shitting on french, glad i wasnt the only one that thought it sounded shitty

>> No.15149648

>>15149496
>Gj shitting on french
Qué nivel, Maribel.

>> No.15149677

>>15149260
Revenge of the Lawn, nice to read, and funny.

>>15149296
You are welcome either way.

>> No.15149689

>>15149445
basado

>> No.15149791

>>15149466
>>15149445
>>15149433
>>15149413
>>15149406
>>15149392
>>15149318
>>15149329
>>15149303
>>15149296
>>15149288
>>15149272
>>15149267
>>15149252
>>15149107
>>15148588
>>IN ATTENTION TO JANNIES AND MODS, USE ONLY ENGLISH FOR POSTS BELOW THIS LINE<<<

>> No.15149850

>>15149689
A mi no me vuelvas a responder, namefag.

>> No.15149978

>>15149850
Ok, no problem :D

>> No.15149991

>>15149850
but, when do I start?

>> No.15149999

>>15149850
Now?

>> No.15150025

>>15148735
pls respond

>> No.15150035

>>15150025: >>15148737

>> No.15150040

>>15150025
stfu shitcano, people are bored about your nonsense.

>> No.15150075

>>15150040
fuck off.

>> No.15150286

>>15150040
Just ignore him.

>> No.15151073

Late night bomp

>> No.15151090

>>15150075
cringe
>>15150286
based

>> No.15151142
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Do you even read, bro

>> No.15151232

>>15151142
bruh

>> No.15151851

>>15149433
Un master acerca de qué? Que area estudias anon?

>> No.15151863

>>15151142
basado

>> No.15152543
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ñ meme trilogy

>> No.15152545

>>15148577
too late, they forced me
cagon deu

>> No.15152710

>>15152543
I insist Los Sorias should be replaced by either Bolaño's 2666 or Cortázar's Rayuela.
2666 is a perfect memebook. And just fucking read Rayuela to make up your mind about its memehood.
That being said Terra Nostra is magnificent, Paradiso seems a good fit too.

>> No.15152965

>>15152710
Confirmo lo que dice este pendejo.
O poner los cinco, a la verga, cuesta solo unos minutos y cientos de KB.

>> No.15153143

What Porrua books do you recommend to buy? I'm a mexican poorfag thanks to Corona-chan and I like physical books.

>> No.15153161

>>15153143
Fiction? Non-fiction? Poetry? What are you into?

t. fellow Mexican

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>>15152710
>>15152965
Done.

>> No.15153215

>>15153161
Preferably anthologies, collections and fiction in general.

Note: I have "Antología del cuento hispanoamericano" and "Antología de cuentos de misterio y terror" 2 great anthos in my opinion both by Porrua.

>> No.15153452

>>15153215
From a quick search:
Cuentos (Horacio Quiroga)
Vidas imaginarias - La cruzada de los niños (Marcel Schwob)
La guerra de los mundos -La máquina del tiempo (H.G. Wells)
Gog - El libro negro (Giovanni Papini)
La isla del tesoro - Cuentos de los mares del sur (Robert Louis Stevenson)
Gargantua y Pantagruel (François Rabelais)
Sin novedad en el frente (Erich Maria Remarque)
Niebla (Miguel de Unamuno)
Moby Dick o la ballena blanca (Herman Melville)
Bola de sebo - Mademoiselle Fifí - Las hermanas Rondoli (Guy de Maupassant)
El llamado de la selva - Colmillo blanco (Jack London)
Narraciones extraordinarias (Edgar Allan Poe)

>> No.15153493

>>15153215
(contd)
Cuentos rusos (Varios)
Cuentos escogidos (Anton Chéjov)
Cuentos escogidos (Leo Tolstoi)
Cuentos romanos (Alberto Moravia)

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I let this here, both,the videos' list and the book were interesting for me because I like history, I wanted to know more deeply Spain besides knowing and selecting well literary material and being a good approach and introduction to Spanish literature

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-sELkniKtgj4VOetcdRe9dX4oaRaKVM-

>> No.15153633

>>15152543
>>15152543
>not Don Quixote
>not "100 años de soledad"
is 'meme' a lie?

>> No.15153651

>>15153633
Those aren't memes.

>> No.15153661

>>15153651
so memes are lies?

>> No.15153673

>>15153661
Do you really want a meme trilogy with Don Quixote and 100 años de soledad?

>> No.15153678

>>15153651
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meme
>A meme is an idea, behavior, or style that spreads by means of imitation from person to person within a culture—often with the aim of conveying a particular phenomenon, theme, or meaning represented by the meme.[

>> No.15153687

>>15153673
no. I just don't understand the meaning you are giving to meme

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>tfw the translation is cheaper than the original book
Fucking Spanish publishers, why are they such fucking Jews?

>> No.15153705

>>15153678
kek that's too formal, we're talking Urban Dictionary tier definition of "meme" here.

>> No.15153715

>>15153687
Don't worry, I'm a meme expert, leave this to the pros.

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>> No.15153726

>>15153695
>why is an 800 page long book printed in Spain more expensive than a 400 page long book printed in America
Sorey but this is how dumb you sound.

>> No.15153741

>>15153724
what is the master piece of the LatAm literature? say the top 2 or top 3 titles

>> No.15153755

is it right, mostly right, in between or mostly wrong?

>https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Lista_El_Mundo_de_las_100_mejores_novelas_en_espa%C3%B1ol

>> No.15153759

>>15153755
One Hundred Years of Solitude - Marquez
Pedro Paramo - Rulfo
Ficciones - Borges

>> No.15153760

>>15153715
but what's the meaning of the word meme here?

>> No.15153781

a partir de ahora meme tiene una acepción de bulo, mentira. Gracias 4chan

>> No.15153791

>>15153781
chúpamela

>> No.15153797

>>15153755
>>15153759
Yea, that's about right.

García Márquez* btw

>> No.15153805

>>15153726
It's 653 pages vs 466 pages. And lots of it has to do with Cátedra printing their shit in small as fuck pages, like the fucking Jews they are.

>> No.15153830

>>15153805
>printing their shit in (an entirely different continent)
You forgot the most important aspect

>> No.15153831

>>15148503
How is op still reading a 100 pg novella jajajajaja

>> No.15153887

>>15153759
Pedro Páramo
>trata temas como la muerte, la ruralidad, y la pérdida de esperanzas tras la Revolución Mexicana.

One Hundred Years of Solitude
>Temas centrales: la soledad, el realismo mágico, el incesto

>fuente: wikipedia

A primera vista la literatura latinoamericana parece aburrida, pero no lo es. Me da la impresión de que le falta empuje, visión, ilusión y es melancólica. Pero supongo que es buena y trata temas universales no?

>> No.15153908

>>15153830
It still costs 14.20 USD in Spain vs 15.38 USD here. That's not that big a difference. But overall Cátedra is relatively less expensive than giga Jews like Acantilado. I wonder how they justify their insane prices. They must be printing a very small amount of books and/or be deep in debts.

>> No.15153911

>>15153887
La muerte y la soledad son temas muy universales.

>> No.15153913

>>15153831
lolololol OP BTFO

>> No.15153951

>>15153887
Durante muchos años preferi la lit rusa, francesa, japonesa, etc. Tenía un prejuicio contra a lit hispana y latinoamericana porque lo poco que conocía me resultaba aburrido (gracias secundaria) y bastante localista (casi las mismas miserias de donde vivo, pero con un acento y un tufillo de gente marrón que seguramente hablaba con una tonada estúpida). Borges era mi ídolo y Cortázar me gustaba bastante, ambos elegantemente europeos y no le hubiera dado una chance a otro latino por nada del mundo. Sábato tenía sus cosas buenas. El otro gran exponente, según mi ignorancia, podría ser García Marquez, que francamente me resultó un gran meh.
Bolaño fue el segundo paso (bastante europeo, casi Borgeano pero con un setting moderno y latino). El siguiente paso, que realmente despertó mi curiosidad, fue Rulfo y algún día leeré al Roa Bastos, Carlos Funes, otra chance para García Marquez, etc.

Creo que a muchos le pasa algo parecido. Malos recuerdos y prejuicios por lecturas obligadas y aburridas, o un desprecio por lo muy familiar.

>> No.15153953

>>15153911
pero no va más allà? Hay algún rollo filosófico? Revelador? Catarsis? Que hace con esos temas? Porqué por si solos que tienen de interesante(?)

>> No.15153976

>>15153951
cringe and based

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Best latinamerican lit. No contest.
Not even joking, tho.

>> No.15154006

>>15153953
No solo tratan de eso, ¿sí has leído una novela me imagino? Una novela es trama, personajes, estilo, ambientación, etc. Para ver si te gustan o no, habrá que leerlas.

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>>15153990
>Así es, El libro vaquero es mi obra literaria en español favorita, ¿cómo lo supo, compadre?

>> No.15154018

>>15153953
Estilisticamente Pedro Paramo fue una influencia enorme en el realismo magico. Era de los libros favoritos de Borges y Garcia Marquez. Rulfo basicamente importo el modernismo literario a latinoamerica con ese libro. La atmosfera de estancacion fisica y espiritual que crea es increible. Es algo asi como un viaje al inframundo surreal en un pueblillo mexicano. Te paso uno de mis fragmentos favoritos:

>-¿Y tu alma? ¿Dónde crees que haya ido?
>-Debe andar vagando por la tierra como tantas otras; buscando vivos que recen por ella. Tal vez me odie por el mal trato que le di; pero eso ya no me preocupa. He descansado del vicio de sus remordimientos. Me amargaba hasta lo poco que comía, y me hacía insoportables las noches llenándomelas de pensamientos intranquilos con figuras de condenados y cosas de ésas. Cuando me senté a morir, ella me rogó que me levantara y que siguiera arrastrando la vida, como si esperara todavía algún milagro que me limpiara de culpas. Ni siquiera hice el intento: "Aquí se acaba el camino -le dije-. Ya no me quedan fuerzas para más." Y abrí la boca para que se fuera. Y se fue. Sentí cuando cayó en mis manos el hilito de sangre con que estaba amarrada a mi corazón

>> No.15154080

Reminder: Speak in English or we will end again in /int/ like idiots.

>> No.15154090

>>15154014
Chad Libro Vaquero is better than Virgin Vargas Llosa.

>> No.15154104

>>15154006
>>15154018
Vale vale, ya creo que pillo el punto... Interesante. Es verdad, se me olvidava la trama, pero es que las tramas ficticias sin más no se que tienen de interesante, creo que lo que me pasa es por mi autismo xD

>> No.15154175

>>15154080
I didn't know that

>> No.15154219

>>15153831
Maybe he's reading the sequel
>Capítulo III
>Cómo Lázaro de Tormes hecho atún salió de la cueva, y cómo le tomaron las centinelas de los atunes y lo llevaron ante el general.
http://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra-visor/la-segunda-parte-de-lazarillo-de-tormes-y-de-sus-fortunas-y-adversidades--0/html/

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Daily reminder que no lean traducciones de traductores españoles y mucho menos de Anagrama.

>> No.15154230

>>15153755
>best novels of the century
>about 1/3 of them don't even have a wik page
TOP KEK

>> No.15154239

Out of curiosity, are there any swashbuckling, adventure or even fantasy series that primarily draw on hispanic as opposed to anglo-saxon imagery? I know about Capitan Alatriste but there's got to be more.

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>>15154239
Bumpeando esto

>> No.15154275

>>15154239
Zalacaín the Adventurer

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The hispanic æsthetic is truly underrated

>> No.15154283

>>15154275
based barojaposter

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this could be your waifu

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15154388

i claim her

>> No.15154390

>>15154388
I already fucked her, bro.

>> No.15154412

>>15153493
Great choices and tastes anon! thanks so much for your recommendations, this will help me to make well informed and thoughtful choices.

>> No.15154424

>>15154412
No problem, paisano. Take care.

>> No.15154481

>>15153760
A joke, a lie, a trolling, a shitty or low quality thing, a popular or overrated (onions, normie or incel-tier) thing, a stupid or retarded thing, etc.

I presume you're a newfag, aren't you? Welcome to 4ch, come I'll show you the place, you can sleep here, anon, we will leave at first hour in the morning I will show you the city and all its pleasantries, peculiarities and its dark, ominous side too. Sleep well anon, this gonna be a hell of a ride!

>> No.15154510

>>15153990
El libro vaquero < Las chambeadoras. I'm so sorry anon, no contest here.

>> No.15154689

>>15153831
He's taking his time

>> No.15155025

>>15148503
Does anyone know what's the best Spanish translation of The Count of Monte-Cristo?

>> No.15155723

>>15153831
It's more of a communal thing. I haven't even started it, though. I don't feel like it. Idk if somebody else did after we voted for it.
>>15154380
traps are gay, anon

>> No.15156155

Funny how Spaniard literature is barely represented in this thread, specially from Siglo de Oro and onwards. Just sayin'

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Finally got around to fix the top 15 chart. Opinions?
>Why is X not there?
Wasn't in the top 15 voted. Blame democracy.

>> No.15156628

>>15154226
Read Trainspotting in Anagrama and it was shitte.

>> No.15156629

>>15156260
Perfect. Thanks chart anón

>> No.15156643

>>15149260
Aramburu's Patria, boils my blood.

>> No.15156655

>>15156643
How is it? Why does it rustle your jimmies?

>> No.15156678

>>15156655
It's quite good, it uses multiple perspectives, from the widow of an honest businessman killed by ETA to the mother of a ETA killer, among all the members of these two families, who used to be close friends.

>> No.15156697

>>15156678
NIce. I was wandering if I wanted to read it, but I had just finished a 750-pages book, so I didn't feel like starting another "brick". It's in my to-read list, nonetheless.

>> No.15156713

I'm reading D. Quixote right now
It's an absolute masterpiece, i really should have picked it up sooner if i were to know it would be this good

>> No.15156757

I deeply enjoyed Augustin Fernandez Mallo's Nocilla trilogy a while back. Some interesting narrative techniques and a bizarre awesome third book.

>> No.15156772

>>15156757
>Está compuesto por 113 fragmentos, capítulos cortos, pequeñas historias que se cruzan, algunas de ellas cortadas sin resolución y que crean, al final, un panorama de toda la obra.
>Algunos temas recurrentes de Nocilla Dream son el US50 y el árbol de zapatos, que sirven para conectar a los personajes
kek

>> No.15156782

>>15156697
It's quite nice to read, it's all 4-5 pages chapters, I also had had it on my backlog for a couple years, but I really wanted to read it before the netflix series came out.

>> No.15156796

>>15156782
gotcha

>> No.15156806

>>15148908
spanish just sounds like the catalan attempt of sepaking portuguese

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>>15156806
>mfw

>> No.15156895

>>15156882
Me parece bien si sos tontito y necesitas a alguien que te diga que tienes que limpiar tu cuarto. Pero te pediría que no postees sus memes de mierda en este thread cuando /lit/ ya tiene al menos 4 o 5 hilos activos sobre este subnormal.

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>>15156895

>> No.15156964

>>15156260
Era perfecto sin Vargas Llosa.
Gracias, chartanon.

Y si, es racismo contra los peruanos.

>> No.15157084

>>15156628
Ese libro se tiene que leer en el original. Welsh mezcla dialectos británicos, escoceses e incluso Scots con un montón de jerga callejera. Se me hace poco traducible al castellano, al menos sin pérdida de lo que lo hace único.

>> No.15157094

>>15156964
Por dar una de cal y otra de arena: cuál es vuestro libro favorito de Vargas Llosa? Solo me he leído La casa verde pero me dejó con ganas de mas.

>> No.15157167

>>>IN ATTENTION TO JANNIES AND MODS, LET'S USE ONLY ENGLISH ON THE POSTS DOWN BELOW THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. THANK YOU<<<<

>> No.15157184

>>15157167
Bugger off, snitch.

>> No.15157187

>>15157094
"La ciudad y los perros" is nice

>> No.15157343

>>15157167
Vete a leer el Lazarillo y deja de dar por culo

>> No.15157538

>>15154278
>>15154372
>>15154380
>>15154388
this is not literature, bro

>> No.15158098

>>15157538
Oupi previously asked for images for the General Thread's OP picture, pardon.
>>15153194
So this is our official meme trilogy?

>> No.15158112

im reading cien años de soledad and loving the insanity that is Macondo but i cant stand the fact that all the male characters are called Arcadio or Aureliano i swear i will flip this book there is like 21 Aurelianos in total.

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>>15158112
That is the point, anon. It is quite normal in more conservative hispanophone areas to still do this, my father's firstborn is named after him, as was his father and his father's father.
It's a way to critque how identity transcends words, however also how the burden of lineage remains: one Aureliano might lose thirty two wars, the other's intento is to vindicate that one. It's an interesting way to make abstract the inhabitants of Macondo, and further create a broad-brushed portrait of the latin american experience.

>> No.15158168

>>15158112
I never understood this pleb complaint since I had no problem telling them apart.

>> No.15158251

>>15158168
It is not a lot about telling them apart because in the book there are changes in the writing that helps with that. The point is more about the way the use of the names makes every aureliano and arcadio molds of each other to the point that makes me uncomfortable like there is a loss of individuality. >>15158140 anon thanks i did not know latin families reused the names, and now that you wrote that i can see how much of it is intentional....even if its annoying as hell.

>> No.15158368

>>15158251
>latin families reused the names
eh...
>Alexandre Dumas père
>Alexandre Dumas fils
>Paul Sr.
>Paul Jr.
>William Gates III

>> No.15158392

No voy a seguir creando ni manteniendo estos hilos. Sencillamente he perdido el intereés tras 13 hilos, sobre todo tras completar el top-15.

Falta literatura de España y moderna, a mi gusto. Lo cual no es malo en sí. Senciallmente no me interesa mí.

El hilo puede seguir, de todas maneras. Tampoco es que me vaya de /lit/ o del Internet...

>> No.15158427

>>15158392
Spaniards don't even know fucking English, thar's why their shit isn't voted here and not included in their charts. Furthermore, Spaniards fell for the realism meme and their shit is soulless and dull in the 20th century (besides some exceptions).

>> No.15158460

what is up with this guppy character? is it an intricate shitpost or is he truly delusional

>> No.15159043

>>15157094
I have no favourite book of Vargas Llosa because it's shit.
I've read la ciudad y los perros, el sueño del celta, la fiesta del chivo y la guerra del fin del mundo.
None of them are good.

>> No.15159124

>>15158392
>Tampoco es que me vaya de /lit/ o del Internet...
Sí, por desgracia no caerá esa breva

>> No.15159514

>>15158392
Good riddance

>> No.15159735

>>15158392
Por mi no vuelvas, Manolo.

>> No.15159776

>>15157094
guerra del fin del mundo = conversacion en la catedral > casa verde > ciudad y los perros > (orgia perpetua >) fiesta del chivo > pantaleon y las visitadoras > tia julia

>> No.15159787

>>15159735
>>15159514
this

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15159802

I'm into long books like The Magic Mountain, The Man Without Qualities, War and Peace, The Brothers Karamazov. Any recommendation based on that?

Also what is Paradiso about?

>> No.15159840

>>15159802
2666, Don Quijote, Terra Nostra

>> No.15160081

>>15158392
>Falta literatura de España
True, but no one really suggests shit.
>Moderna
Modern literature is trash.

>> No.15160271

>>15149318
Decidí leer el Enquiridion pero ya casi termino, porfavor ayudadme con mi siguiente libro.

>> No.15160649

>>15158392
Yeah. Sod off and never come back.

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>>15158392
That's understandable, thanks for setting all of this in motion OP

>pic unrelated

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>>15152543
>Laiseca
Tell me lit why anything that is in good intention dies on this board.

>> No.15161959

Chartanon, if you still here, thank you.
And don't forget the Introduction to Borges pls.

>> No.15161966 [DELETED] 

>>15161024
I mate the chart 2 years ago, newfag.

>> No.15161985

>>15161024
I made that chart 2 years ago, faggot. Your recent Laiseca memeing is irrelevant

>> No.15162696

bump from pg8

>> No.15162714

>>15162696
>he doesn't use the Chad Catalog view
You fucking Virgin Pager.

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>>15162714
Let me teach you your new thing for the day, you absolute retard.

>> No.15162801

>>15162775
wow a thing that shows where this shit thread is in the Page view. Enjoy your cutting-edge innovating feature and keep bumping this dead thread.

>> No.15162938

Este thread estará muerto mañana, le dedico un tanka.

Espera la noche
a que el alba se asome,
para así, huir.
Vendrá una noche nueva,
más no una nueva espera.

>> No.15163283

>>15162801
You're making it worse.

>> No.15163300

>>15163283
it was never good

>> No.15163965

Any thoughts about Fortunata y Jacinta?

>> No.15164215

Bump chicka bamp bamp

>> No.15164358

>>15164215
use another name, faggot

>> No.15164427

>>15164358
I thought you were gone so I decided to take your place as the acting retard