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ITT we discuss what a bunch of fucking losers 90% of /lit/ is. Discussing the same fucking things over and over. Post a book that doesn't fit into /lit/'s cookie cutter daily discussions.

>> No.17502967
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>>17502857
I like the classics.

What have you been reading?

>> No.17503035

>>17502857
My diary desu.

>> No.17503059
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>>17502857
This shit lays out the origin for all conflicts in civilization after the Renaissance. READ IT
Its a little dry but seriously, it has all the answers

>> No.17503071

>>17503059
>another book about the REAL ideological root of modernity
it's all so tiresome

>> No.17503080

>>17502857
sex with women

>> No.17503086

>>17503071
The difference being that the historian did not set out to write about anything big. Its just an autist going on and on about his autistic subject, not knowing that he is speaking about so much more. This guy just really likes medieval florentine politics and thats it. Its like a person who talked to Jesus but thought he was a nobody

>> No.17503097

>>17503086
I know, I get it, it looks interesting and I'll give it a skim

>> No.17503103

>>17503059
>Florentine electoral politics
gross

>> No.17503115

>>17503097
Like I said already though, its very dry and was written for other historians and researchers in a bubble

>> No.17503119

>>17503103
t. Sienese DOG

>> No.17503127

>>17503115
Skimming it now and yeah it's really good, if only there was enough time in the world to read all these fascinating autistic projects

>> No.17503150
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>>17503059
What have you been up to?

>> No.17503158

>>17503150
MY MIND HAS BEEN BLOWN
I must spread the word
so many questions answered....

>> No.17503948

>>17502857
>Anti-Science Fiction

Gimme some talking points

>> No.17504254

>>17502857
KC Green's stuff is often switches between being a hit and miss for me. So many of his comics would benefit from one or two less panels.

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>>17503150
>>17503127
>>17503115
>>17503059
What are some other niche autism books that are really insightful?

>> No.17504918

>>17503948
You ever notice how most sci-fi is about thinly veiled nazis oppressing people? Where's the sci-fi that actually looks into our future? I'm not worried about some tall, blonde motherfucker in a black coat burning my library because it has a religious book in it. I'm not worried about Professor Umbridge making poor people fight to the death on the TV. I'm worried that cities will be hideous Frank Ghery abominations with plastic skyscrapers collapsing under their weight because architects are braindead morons hired though nepotism. And if you say "hey, I miss when buildings were pretty and made of stone" a mob of people attack you for wrong think. Where's that sci-fi book?

>> No.17504985
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17504985

>>17504686
If you want a good preview on where the United States is heading in the next 100 years as we undergo our own sort of refuedalization
ALL IS FLORENCE

>> No.17505969

>>17504918
Just read non-military science fiction. As rare as it is conpared to all the military science fiction there are great stories out there. Besides, why look for books with glum outcomes for humanity when you can read and aspire to achieve a greater future.

>> No.17506027

>>17502857
Midnight in Chernobyl is a great read if you want to learn damn near everything you about the Chernobyl disaster

>> No.17506366

Jon Athan's books are enjoyable enough quick-reads.
I fucking hate everything shill and or discussed here by people who resemble a tryhard cool kids' club in a primary school.

>> No.17507232

>>17504918
Read J.G. Ballard?

>> No.17508019

>>17503059
> This one book about a specific econimic development in a certain reason explains everything.

determinists should be silenced

>> No.17508158

>>17503127
Where did you skim?

>> No.17508209

if everyone else is the loser, maybe it's because you are the loser

>> No.17508212

>>17502857
go fuck some chicks and stop reading

>> No.17508233

>>17503059
>x and y in z

I wonder what percentage of academic works follow this formula with their titles

>> No.17508249

>>17508233
There are a few of these annoying memes, "Varieties of _____" is another one, so is "____ and ____" because everyone is trying to copy Being and Time, Truth and Method, Difference and Repetition, Discipline and Punishment, etc etc etc.

Najemy is great though

>> No.17508393

>>17502857
has anyone read the works of Irvin S. Cobb? just read fishhead by him the last month and now I'm reading his short story collection. so far he's very good at description and suspense.

>> No.17508436

>>17504918
Junger has some sci fi for you then

>> No.17508533

>>17504918
starship trooper

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>>17502857
noir and thriller