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17507870

Anonymous Wed Feb 10 13:21:12 2021 No.17507870 [Reply] [Original]

Who is the English Lautréamont?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 13:21:44 2021 No.17507875 >>17507870 Nick Land.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 13:22:12 2021 No.17507877 >>17507875 They aren’t similar at all

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 14:00:07 2021 No.17508135 The who?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 14:01:55 2021 No.17508149 >>17508135 >not knowing Lautréamont >being smug about it the absolute state of /lit/

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 14:38:54 2021 No.17508473 >>17507870 Burroughs, ballard, the influence of french transgressive literature took long to percolate into the english language.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 15:31:37 2021 No.17508970 >>17507870 Lautréamont draws heavily from the English gothic novelists, Thomas de Quincy, etc. It's not like he created something wholly original and specifically 'French'.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 15:32:52 2021 No.17508980 >>17507870 Matthew Lewis Charles Maturin

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 17:50:43 2021 No.17510147 >>17508970 could you elaborate on that? I'm a big fan of Lautréamont and I've read Confessions of an English opium eater and the book about murder but I cannot really see an obvious connection... what books and other writers are you thinking of?

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 18:54:59 2021 No.17510726 >>17508149 You don't know that that anon (who I am not) had a smug intent.

>>	Anonymous Wed Feb 10 19:33:31 2021 No.17510998 >>17510726 No but I can guess