Chart Thread

[Anonymous No.15718923]

[Anonymous No.15718927]

>>15718923
>Atlas Shrugged
>patrician

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bump

[Anonymous No.15720073]

>>15718923
At least post the full size version you duplicitous faggot.

[Anonymous No.15720245]

>>15718923
Anyone have one on hinduism?

[Anonymous No.15720534]

>>15718923
Just made this

[Anonymous No.15720606]

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[Anonymous No.15720616]

>>15718923
anyone have the technology/teddy k chart?

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>>15720606
I only got halfway through the second sex. Do I still have a chance of understanding at least the early HP books?

[Anonymous No.15720632]

Requesting a chart on spirtualism, I remember there was one leading the reader to taoism or buddhism, etc

[Anonymous No.15720635]

>>15720623
I'm afraid you're not suited for Harry Potter. You will miss the underlying theory as well as all the references and prose.

Perhaps goosebumps is more for you?

[Anonymous No.15720649]

>>15720635
The size of Stine's bibliography has always been intimidating to me. I liked the Lightning Thief series if that helps

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[Anonymous No.15720685]

>>15720649
Stine's prolific body of work can be quite intimidating to a novice reader, but with a bit of theory you can go a long way. I suggest accomplishing the very least the syllabus for NYU's Philosophy course- pertinent topics being advanced ethics and maybe a cursory bit of Biology knowledge for the books that take place in the rainforest.

[Anonymous No.15720736]

>>15720606
>>15720621
If you wish to understand the deep existential and sadistic themes in Eric Carle's work, you have to start with the above charts before even attempting to read his most basic work

[Anonymous No.15720740]

>>15720685
will do, thanks for the advice. I had a class in Freudian critique that helped a lot with "Why I'm Afraid of Bees" and "My Hairiest Adventure". It never occurred to me to get an in-depth ethics education. Makes sense for books like "How to Kill a Monster".

[Anonymous No.15720746]

>>15718923
Based
What a retard did this

[Anonymous No.15721373]

>>15720736
gold tier, thanks anon

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>>15720616
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>>15720736
I really enjoy Carle, and have been arguing for a while that he refutes almost every philosopher from the 19th century on.

[Anonymous No.15723147]

>>15718923
stolen from the Irish Lit thread

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>>15718927
Honestly awful. Biggest waste of time I've ever experienced, I want that month of my life back.

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Is there any chart about books like Lolita? I finished today Senilità by Italo Svevo and it's definetely Lolita-core.

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[Anonymous No.15724073]

Was thinking of working on a chess chart. Anyone want to help?

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>>15724073
this would be great

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>>15720073
is Atlas Shrugged to /lit/ as Kanye is to /mu/?

[Anonymous No.15724238]

>>15724073
Chess Novella obviously, but Zweig in general
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (PS1 video game)
Putin's memoires

[Anonymous No.15724404]

>>15720621
Beside the fact that this is a meme chart, it probably also gives you a good understanding of key aspects of US American culture, the current presidency, the book market, Hollywood, cults, influential regions and cities, and the political spectrum.

[Anonymous No.15724431]

>>15724404
Not really it's just a bait chart I made to upset people and you've outed yourself as a pseud

[Anonymous No.15724464]

>>15720740
Ah yes, How to Kill a Monster is one of his finest pieces. I also recommend The Beast from the East, a book that properly highlights the innate sadism of man when faced with a meaningless universe. Of course, you may want to read some lighter theory before taking it on, like the Complete Works of Sade and Blood Meridian.

[Anonymous No.15724467]

>>15724431
Proudly and unapologetically I pledge that I have never consoomed anything off that chart.

[Anonymous No.15724491]

>>15724464
I actually went up that chain to find out what you were talking about, well done, asshat.

[Anonymous No.15724563]

>>15720534
>lost horizon
based and conwaypilled

[Anonymous No.15724618]

>>15718923
>>15720073
>Under the Volcano instead of The Lost Weekend
>As I Lay Dying instead of Lie Down in Darkness
Never gonna make it desu

>>15720534
Nobody looking for “comfy” is gonna have the patience for Patrick O’Brian and Two Years Before the Mast

[Anonymous No.15724716]

>>15720736
Based and comfypilled.

[Anonymous No.15724849]

>>15720534
love my side of the mountain and the series
the hatchet or other gary paulsen shit would fir this well

[Anonymous No.15726312]

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Any philosophy-based charts on finding meaning/purpose?

[Anonymous No.15726608]

>>15724618
With that same logic a person with no inclination to read two years before the mast would probably find the unabridged Robinson Crusoe and Verne's work boring. I found Two years before the mast pretty passive even when it was thick, I'm just using "comfy" as a substitute for your average adventure novel.

[Anonymous No.15726627]

Just started getting into Russian literature –so if anyone has a chart, that would be greatly appreciated.

I've read Dostoyevsky's Crime and punishment which was great! (bit of an unnecessary added ending scene, but it was great nonetheless)
He is amazing at explaining people's psychology if that makes sense; you really get a feel for their state of mind, their emotions, etc.
I'm so looking forward to reading The Brothers Karamazov, and Demons.

I've also read Anna Karenina, which was pretty good too.
But I wouldn't say Tolstoy is nearly as easy to follow ...to be fair, I've only got the one book to go by, but it felt like 2/3 of the book was just character building and the last third the actual story.
And Anna was barely part of the story till halfway through the book.

Next up I want to give Solzhenitsyn a shot! The Gulag Archipelago looks really interesting, but daunting af.
Is it worth committing to the full 2000+ pages, or would you recommend an abridged version?

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Any charts on anthropology or mythology?

[Anonymous No.15726788]

>>15726746
Here's one on Vikings.

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>>15724404
>>15724431
I also agree with the exception of "How To Get Your Wife To Cuckold You" which is obviously just meant to rustle jimmies.

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>>15720073
Thank you