/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.15729893]

What is the best book to understand what a good relationship is in literature, as well as the process of falling in love with someone?

[Anonymous No.15730355]

>>15729893
Also curious. Wishing you many replies, anon. Shame only threads with polbait or tits get replies.

[Anonymous No.15730442]

>>15730355
Yea im a little disheartened I really want to read the experience from many different angles and to get an understanding for what is poorly described but widely tauted as the most important thing in life. I've read murakami, And watched wong kar wai and woody Allen movies to grasp the feeling more and what they capture seem to be a beautiful quenching of existential melancholy.

My own relationships have always been so meh and left much to be desired but what that desire is fundamentally is what I want to grasp hold on

[Anonymous No.15730497]

>>15729893
Für den Prozess, dich in jemandem zu verlieben, ohne zweifel die zwote hälfte des ersten Bands von Proust. Swann in Love, to you.

[Anonymous No.15731744]

>>15730497
I don't speak nazi.

[Anonymous No.15731986]

>>15729893
Huxley idealized the meeting and relationship between DH Lawrence and his wife in his novel Point Counter-Point. The Rampion(?) characters were based on them.

[Anonymous No.15732112]

>>15729893
Read your question again and see if you really want a book to answer you. I wish you luck.

[Anonymous No.15732482]

>>15729893
Pic related

[Anonymous No.15732515]

>>15729893
Roland Barthes - A Lover’s Discourse

explores the various words/phrases lovers use and what they could mean in relation to the subject and the loved. The image an example of one.