A lot of french here?

[Anonymous No.17779147]

I feel like there is a lot of french here. Everytime there is a thread like "post your shelf" I see a lot of book in french.

I'm not surprised because we are a country of lit.

How many of us are we?

[Anonymous No.17779154]

Présent

[Anonymous No.17779169]

>>17779147
literature enthusiasts are probably more likely to learn french seeing as it's an especially literary language.

[Anonymous No.17779197]

>>17779147
A few days back a nationality poll was done of course it wouldn't be entirely accurate but there was basically no French responses. I reckon since french is pretty much second to english for /lit/ most people here know it, but aren't French themselves.

[Anonymous No.17779202]

Le nombre de français présent ici importe peu.

[Anonymous No.17779205]

>>17779197
I don’t think that poll was accurate at all desu

[Anonymous No.17779208]

Might it be your time zone?

also, can you answer this question for me? How many people in France did Foucault give his AIDS to?
Because here in the US the number is very high...

[Anonymous No.17779209]

On est là frero

[Anonymous No.17779227]

>>17779209
Et j'suis posé dans l'club
Normal
J'lève mon verre à tous ceux qui sortent pas

[Anonymous No.17779232]

>>17779209
>>17779227
>>17779154
si si, ça Lit quoi ?

[Anonymous No.17779237]

>>17779202
peut-être est-ce un tout petit plus confortable si on peut parler de lit française en français tout en gardant l'ambiance et l'esprit d'ici ?

[Anonymous No.17779238]

>>17779232

[Anonymous No.17779245]

>>17779208
might be!

I don't have any idea, I don't know anything about this BDSM pedo fag.

[Anonymous No.17779395]

>>17779147
ON EN PENSE QUOI DE PPDA?

[Anonymous No.17779802]

>>17779147
j'ai remarqué la même chose! mais on doit être à peu près 8 à poster sur le board régulièrement

[Anonymous No.17779811]

je serai d’ailleurs assez chaud d’essayer de commencer des threads en français

[Anonymous No.17779834]

>>17779811
J'en avais fait à l'époque, j'avais même fait des charts en français, mais ça marche rarement bien.

[Anonymous No.17779839]

Présent messieurs.
>>17779232
Histoires Insolites de Villiers de l'Isle-Adam
>>17779395
Une ordure et une imposture, comme tous ceux qui font leur vie des médias.

[Anonymous No.17779845]

Pas français mais oui présent. D'ailleurs en visitant le wiki, j'ai été agréablement surpris de voir des recommandations de livre en français pour les Grecs (j'ai acheté "la cité antique").

[Anonymous No.17779872]

>>17779232
spinoza et le problème de l’expression

[Anonymous No.17780000]

Des filles sur Paris?

[Anonymous No.17780024]

[Anonymous No.17780034]

[Anonymous No.17780087]

Vous écoutez france culture
https://www.franceculture.fr/direct

[Anonymous No.17780098]

>>17779147
Yes i am french. Baguette wee wee

[Anonymous No.17780107]

>>17779147
The French have never produced a single author of substance, rather you are breeders of depravity and dissimulation, you are a cancerous blight upon the earth.

[Anonymous No.17780125]

>>17780087
Oui tout en surveillant mes privilèges d'homme blanc cishet

[Anonymous No.17780146]

>>17780087
Vous écoutez radio courtoisie
https://www.radiocourtoisie.fr

[Anonymous No.17780160]

>>17780107
>I don't know any good French author because I am a dumb faggot, therefore I will keep being a dumb faggot.

[Anonymous No.17780189]

>>17779147
Like other anons mentioned, a lot of us are learning French as a second or third language. But there is a good amount of French anons here.

[Anonymous No.17780373]

Je lis du Terry Pratchett.

[Anonymous No.17780377]

>>17780160
>Crétin de Troyes
>Jean Froussard
>François Vilain
>Baise mon cul
>etc...
so this is the power of french literature

[Anonymous No.17780386]

/lit/ est une colonie française dorénavant.

>>17780000
ouai y'en a des mignonnes

[Anonymous No.17780412]

>>17779834
je les aime beaucoup tes fiches, ânon
Comment tu les fait? Tu as lu tout ça? Tu es un universitaire ou un autodidacte?

[Anonymous No.17780460]

C'est l'école des cadavres ce fil

[Anonymous No.17780476]

I'm not french (indian), but I really like some French authors - camus, dumas and also les liaisons dangereuses by choderlos de laclos. Gonna read candide by Voltaire sometime.

[Anonymous No.17780506]

>>17780412
>Comment tu les fait?
Sur keynote, mais j'ai perdu les fichiers originaux, ce que je regrette parce qu'il y a des grosses erreurs dans les textes et j'aimerais faire quelques changements mineurs.
>Tu as lu tout ça?
A l'époque j'avais pas encore tout lu pour la partie Moyen Age, mais ouais j'ai tout lu et même beaucoup plus que ce que j'ai mis en chart (ce qui me permet de recommander quelques trucs qui n'étaient pas sur les charts anglophones ou qui sont moins connus).
>Tu es un universitaire ou un autodidacte?
Je suis en école de commerce ^^.

[Anonymous No.17780516]

je suis omelette du fromage

[Anonymous No.17780529]

>>17779395
ahahah mais putin c'est à chier
ça en dit long cmb sur les meufs qui l'idôlatraient

btw vous savez s'il y a des éditions de référence du théâtre de Marlowe ? en fr apparemment non, en angl chépa s'il y a l'équivalent des Arden/Norton/Oxford etc

[Anonymous No.17780560]

Am I mistaken in assuming the Fr*nch are more into art and culture than the rest of the Europeans and especially the Ang*s?

[Anonymous No.17780573]

>>17779395
Basé et Matzneff-pillulé

[Anonymous No.17780645]

>>17780560
Yeah it's because there is a socialist law where art is tax deducible, so al the bourgeois, rightwing or leftwing, hoard lots of art and hype it.

[Anonymous No.17780702]

>>17780516
Tu es stupide et mon jouer est ta mere, tu es un petit femme.

[Anonymous No.17780846]

>>17779395
C clair que c'est un pédo.
>>17779232
Le kybalion. Franchement ça déchire.

[Anonymous No.17780853]

>>17780702
sacre bleur !

[Anonymous No.17780906]

>>17780107
Of course there is even more mediocre than the french in philosophy: The Anglos.
Our philosophers are so-so, yours are just plain wrong. See Hobbes.

[Anonymous No.17781080]

>>17780906
Hobbes is right about practically everything and so is Hume

[Anonymous No.17781086]

Je parle un peu de français, mais je suis peruvien

[Anonymous No.17781343]

>>17781086
basé

[Anonymous No.17781374]

>>17781080
Merchant philosophy.

[Anonymous No.17781397]

>>17781374
*accurate philosophy
No surprise it upsets Frogs whose main use for philosophy is obfuscatory peacocking and delusional wish-fulfillment.

[Anonymous No.17781405]

>>17781397
Go back selling some commodity, Anglo. That's the only thing you are good at.

[Anonymous No.17781419]

>>17781405
The British have contributed an enormous amount to all sorts of arts and sciences. There is of course an ethnicity who could be described as a merchant people for whom 'selling commodities' is a kind of natural instinct, but I've noticed an odd tendency to omit mention of this particular people and instead project their traits onto the English.

[Anonymous No.17781424]

>>17779147
Je ne suis pas français mais ta littérature est la meilleur de l'Europe continental. Mais il y a trop des vauches espagnoles ici, éspecialement les sudacas.

Not sure if I have some errors here. I find speaking and writing French easy, but listening comprehension is super hard compared to Spanish and Italian.

[Anonymous No.17781454]

where should I start with physiocrats?

[Anonymous No.17781469]

>>17779147
Salut je suis français, issou la chancla

[Anonymous No.17781489]

>>17781419
>The British have contributed an enormous amount to all sorts of arts and sciences. There is of course an ethnicity who could be described as a merchant people for whom 'selling commodities' is a kind of natural instinct, but I've noticed an odd tendency to omit mention of this particular people and instead project their traits onto the English.
> "What is the City of London Corporation?"
> "When was it founded?"

[Anonymous No.17781499]

FROGS OUT

THIS IS AN ANGLO BOARD FOR ANGLO POSTERS

REMOVE BAGUETTE

[Anonymous No.17781512]

Je voudrais améliorer mon français. Est-ce que vous pourriez me recommended des livres qui peuvent m'aider ?
Mon niveau se trouve entre B2 et C1, j'espère.

[Anonymous No.17781525]

>>17781489
I'm well aware of British 'innovations' in finance, my point is that there is much more to the people(s) and their culture than that, and if you were going to present an actual merchant people it is obviously not them.

[Anonymous No.17781550]

>>17779147
C'est vrai on est surreprésenté avec les espagnols.

>>17781424
Excellent.
>vauches
Don't know what this means tho
>éspecialement
*spécialement, or rather "particulièrement" in this context, it's a translation trap.
It's funny because when french speaker learn english they often use "specialy" when they're looking for "especially"

[Anonymous No.17781567]

>>17781525
Typical cope. You are commodity second in command, Anglo. Second to the money worshiping chosen people. And your culture is a derivative of the merchandise. Your culture is basically an advertisement.

[Anonymous No.17781597]

>>17781567
This is just an admission that you know nothing of English history, its culture, thought, art, etc. No learned Frenchman of the past would be this reductive about England even if they disliked it. I mean to characterize the nation with reference to commodity and advertisement is on its face idiotic considering the date at which these things became widespread and relevant compared to the date when the English nation was born, and even after that development you would have to apply the same considerations to France, Germany, etc. which followed closely behind in their development of these things.

[Anonymous No.17781601]

>>17781597
He's just coping anon, don't waste your time.

[Anonymous No.17781636]

>>17781086
I keep thinking about Chilé and peru

[Anonymous No.17781652]

>>17779147
i wish i was french

[Anonymous No.17781673]

This is coming from an Anglophone and it is bound to offend someone, but I have to ask: how real is the idea that English will replace French/German/etc. within EU countries? Even after Brexit, the EU seems to be heading in a monolingually English direction.

[Anonymous No.17781686]

>>17781673
Within no way, most people don't speak english. It will certainly be the language of communication between EU countries however.

[Anonymous No.17781691]

>>17781673
semi real

[Anonymous No.17781695]

>>17781512
just watch videos here and pick the book for which you understand the reading.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCClGNFZtpooW_2hy-cQ1M1Q/playlists

[Anonymous No.17781701]

why are you all pedos?

[Anonymous No.17781704]

>>17781550
Ah, I meant "vache." Thanks for pointing out the false friend. A French girl taught me that expression, "tu parles comme une vache espagnole." I've lost a lot of my spoken French (especially grammatical gender) from lack of practice but I still read it fairly well. A lot of my hipster friends were Francophiles but now that I am married to an English rose I have my doubts I will ever regain my older fluency which was far from perfect to begin with. Still, it's nice to be able to read French literature and only needing to look up the odd word.

Generally French and English literature have been the most influential. Hispanics on this board like to go muh Cervantes as if the English and the French didn't develop the realist novel and America, England, and France weren't the center of literary modernism. Hispanic countries were just riding our coat-tails. There are certainly great Hispanic novelists, poets, painters, film directors, etc. but the Anglo-Saxons and Franks were innovate pioneers. The Hispanic posters are just blind chauvinists.

[Anonymous No.17781706]

>>17780107
>The French have never produced a single author of substance, rather you are breeders of depravity and dissimulation, you are a cancerous blight upon the earth.

Anglosaxon projection

[Anonymous No.17781712]

>>17780906
descartes. tu ne connais pas ta histoire propre

[Anonymous No.17781713]

>>17781706
Not all of us think like that. I'm Anglo-Saxon and definitely a Francophile. I believe France is the center of continental Europe ever since Charlemagne.

[Anonymous No.17781733]

kop1

[Anonymous No.17781750]

>>17780560
unfortunately theres no such thing as a “people” who are into art, art is appreciated by relatively few, it’s not democratic. The closes thing would be national taste, like the Japanese. Maybe the French have it too.

[Anonymous No.17781773]

bien je suis belge, et surtout flamand, mais c'est evident que je parles francais. VLAANDEREN DE LEEUW!

[Anonymous No.17781784]

>>17781773
sacre blue, je parle*

[Anonymous No.17781790]

>>17781773
au moins cest evident que tu l’ecris

[Anonymous No.17781798]

>>17781790
oui, comme nous disons en flamand: je parle francais comme les cheveux

[Anonymous No.17781801]

>>17781713
I don't think that's uncommon at all. In fact, I'd say Francophilia is almost a representative question of the critical divide in English culture between the international elite and the Anglo-Saxon yeoman (Latinate vs. Germanic words, operas vs. oratorios etc.).

[Anonymous No.17781825]

>>17781798
peut etre mieux comme des chevaux que comme les francais

[Anonymous No.17781848]

>>17781825
mere de dieu, un autre erreur. je m'excuse. c'est parler francais avec les cheveux. mais, t'as raison, dans quelques ans les francais parleraient comme les singes

[Anonymous No.17781883]

I'm a Canadian who recently moved to Paris, if that counts for anything. I've been writing about my experiences and observations while abroad. If you're interested, I just dropped my most recent post:

>https://goodperson.substack.com/p/france-iii

Consider subscribing if you like it, I want to grow the newsletter. I post weekly.

[Anonymous No.17781918]

>>17779147
American here, but I read in French daily. For every one book in English on my shelf, I have five in French. This is how I keep my tastes refined.

[Anonymous No.17781969]

>>17781801
I'm aware of this debate and the sides, but my position is more nuanced. The idea of the French as a Latinate culture is a bit off the mark. There was an immense Gaulish and Frankish influence on the Northern French. Occitans are the true Latins in France.

The notion of ancient Anglo-Saxon liberty is a myth, but a myth that did more good than harm.

[Anonymous No.17781977]

[Anonymous No.17782007]

>>17781977
Sancte Remigie et Sancta Clotilda, ora pro nobis.

[Anonymous No.17782012]

>>17779147
why does this thread get to stay up but the german one is deleted?

[Anonymous No.17782031]

>>17781969
Was talking about the use of Latinate language as status markers in English rather than the authenticity of the French as Romans.

[Anonymous No.17782033]

>>17782012
Because no one cares about German literature. Es ist im dem Authaus belongen.

[Anonymous No.17782050]

French is just gay Spanish, change my mind

[Anonymous No.17782081]

>>17779147
Я нe фpaнцyз, нo изyчaю язык.

[Anonymous No.17782160]

>>17781712
Oui bien sûr je connais Descartes. Mais bon les allemands sont quand même en général plus balaise. (Fichte Hegel, Schopenhauer, Hegel, Marx, Stirner Heidegger, Nietschze etc...
C'était surtout pour rabaisser cet anglo-centré.

[Anonymous No.17782178]

>>17781597
>even after that development you would have to apply the same considerations to France, Germany, etc. which followed closely behind in their development of these things.
True, but america is still the commodity leadership. And contrary to france, it doesn't even have class struggle to save the honor.
>English nation
Monkey island.

[Anonymous No.17782206]

>>17782012
It's a jewish conspiracy.
>>17781701
I don't know, Jimmy Saviie.

[Anonymous No.17782244]

est-ce que quelqu'un recherche des correspondants ici? je veux ameliorer mon francais et peut-etre discuter de la literature

[Anonymous No.17782261]

>>17779147
Is there a guenon chart in french?

[Anonymous No.17782271]

>>17782178
>And contrary to france, it doesn't even have class struggle
Your struggle for most of your history has had you in a position ten times poorer than the average American. They always end in farce

[Anonymous No.17782274]

>>17782050
>French is just gay Spanish
English is just gay French. French is just gay Spanish. Spanish is just gay Italian. And Italian is just gay Latin. What's your point? As far as I can tell, gay languages are pretty based. Languages typically considered masculine such as Russian are for dogs, not men.

[Anonymous No.17782277]

>>17782274
Based.

[Anonymous No.17782280]

>>17782274
Latin is just gay proto italic, proto italic is just gay proto indo european, proto indo european is whatever ooga booga speech came before it

[Anonymous No.17782282]

>>17779147
Présent.

[Anonymous No.17782295]

>>17782274
>shitting on based Russian

opinion disregarded

[Anonymous No.17782296]

>>17782274
Russian is truly a disgusting language. I am glad Dosto isn't being shilled on this board anymore.

[Anonymous No.17782307]

>>17781673
There is another way:

https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/french-call-to-replace-english-with-latin-as-europe-s-official-language-44961

[Anonymous No.17782314]

>>17782274
Says nigger shittard who produce nothing worthy except Don Quixote
Yea - really dog language for south american monkeys and retarded ugga-booga music

[Anonymous No.17782318]

>>17782307
normalfags are too dumb to learn Latin

[Anonymous No.17782328]

>>17782296
Language is not only about how it sounding

[Anonymous No.17782329]

>>17782271
At least some french are sometimes trying. You anglos don't even try. I remember during occupy wallstreet, at the first signs of repression from the police, everybody gave up immediately.

[Anonymous No.17782330]

>>17779395
Quelle sombre merde.

[Anonymous No.17782337]

>>17779197
considering that most french speakers here are neo nazis obsessed w céline and catholicism, i'd say that most of them are french indeed

[Anonymous No.17782343]

>>17782329
That's because success breed complacency. But yes I respect your refusal to let corporations take away your way of life, we don't have anything like that here. Our "peoples party" is all about racial distraction

[Anonymous No.17782356]

>>17782329
True.
https://youtu.be/OQysu4JRxgc

[Anonymous No.17782359]

>>17779395
"J'aurais sucé sa poitine de petit garçon jusqu'à un improbable goût de lait."
https://youtu.be/8Q64bZ7CEOE?t=103

[Anonymous No.17782441]

>>17782356
The French are unironically the most based Europeans. They really don't have much competitions except maybe other Latinate peoples.

[Anonymous No.17782457]

>>17782329
France will literally be a colony of Middle Eastern and African Muslims by the end of the century. Not only have they given up they can't even conceive of the correct enemy because they have been brainwashed to think doing so makes them evil.

[Anonymous No.17782464]

>>17779232
Le Céline d'Henri Godard. Très illuminant. Je viens aussi de finir sa trilogie allemande, j'ai adoré, bien que Nord soit un peu lent.

[Anonymous No.17782469]

I'm a northern european who is studying French, and I read that for classical education, a thing that was particularly favoured by Samuel Johnson, was translating texts from Latin to English and then back to Latin again, sometimes adding in French or Italian aswell.

What are some easy texts I could try translating from French to Swedish/Norwegian back to French?

[Anonymous No.17782476]

>>17782457
Macron has been railing against islamism and woke-American cultural imperialism for the past year or so retard.

[Anonymous No.17782491]

on est là nez gros tkt

Je finis un livre sur les portugais en Inde et j'enchaîne par une histoire médiévale-renaissance de la ville de Florence

[Anonymous No.17782494]

>>17782457
Wrong. French will be the first people to BTFO Muslims/Africans. You underestimate their autism. The Fourth Reich will happen in France.

[Anonymous No.17782530]

>>17782457
>Not only have they given up they can't even conceive of the correct enemy
Let me guess, the jew?

[Anonymous No.17782533]

>>17782050
Spanish is the ugliest-sounding out of all the Romance languages.

[Anonymous No.17782545]

>>17782476
It's just a pre-election gambit. He'll drop any right-wing pretense if he wins a second term.

>>17782457
France has been going downhill since 1789. Republican values are not worth defending. Bring the monarchy back.

[Anonymous No.17782640]

>>17782530
No the mass immigration itself. I don't think it's right to consider the immigrants as enemy combatants, they are largely just people who want a better life, but the effect is still that of an invasion, for a people with a below replacement fertility rate. Of course someone is determining this policy, but it's not possible to be entirely certain who is calling the shots.

[Anonymous No.17782649]

>>17782640
>No the mass immigration itself.
Most French I talk to online and in person are anti-immigration at this point. I don't know what you're talking about.

[Anonymous No.17782652]

>>17782640
>muslim immigrants decapitating, shooting, stabbing, running over civilians and soldiers
>I don't think it's right to consider the immigrants as enemy combatants

[Anonymous No.17782656]

>>17782640
>Bring the monarchy back.
Things evolve, they don't go backwards.
>>17782640
>No the mass immigration itself.
I wonder what the cause of that is. Could it be... Capitalism? No. That can't be.

[Anonymous No.17782672]

>>17782545
>right-wing
> direction brain amerimutt thinks he can evaluate such complex thoughts.
Kek.

[Anonymous No.17782683]

>>17782672
only in france could someone be pretentious about being an establishment puppet. Well thats not true sow as Obama

[Anonymous No.17782685]

>>17782652
The majority of Muslims don't do any of that, but they are way too reluctant to condemn it. The problem is simply importing huge amounts of a foreign population, it is hardly better if it's the Chinese who commit almost no crime at all.
>>17782656
>could it be capitalism
Vague, reductive, thought-killing. Has the use of this word 'capitalism' ever clarified anything in a conversation, I don't think so.

[Anonymous No.17782686]

>>17782545
>Bring the monarchy back.
Which one? Last I checked there were 3 pretend ants to the Throne of France (although one was pretty fucking old and it was a while ago).

[Anonymous No.17782919]

>>17782685
Let me explain an other time. Labor price is an important price of the global price of production. Increase the number of workers on the labor market, by importing cheap browns, decrease the price of labor (basic supply and demand mechanics). Profit.

[Anonymous No.17783116]

Why did the German equivalent of this thread get deleted immediately but this one is still up? Do mods hate krauts?

[Anonymous No.17783126]

>>17783116
Yes, only Frenchmen are allowed to be racists.

[Anonymous No.17783135]

>>17782686
The Bonapartist head is fairly young, though they aren't really much of an ancien family.

[Anonymous No.17783152]

>>17779147
>A lot of french here?

[Anonymous No.17783160]

>>17783126
>Macron wrote his thesis on Machiavelli and Hegel
based philosophy major BTFOing brainlet journalists

[Anonymous No.17783219]

>>17783160

> Anglos will never transcend reality thanks to the gentle touch of the Philosopher-King.

[Anonymous No.17783310]

>>17782081
meauladets tauvariche

[Anonymous No.17783507]

>>17779147
Présent

[Anonymous No.17784103]

>>17782314
Stay mad

[Anonymous No.17784157]

Je suis hispanique pas francophone

[Anonymous No.17784272]

>>17779147
Frenchfag here, I sometime hop on this board to see if a good thread is going on. Most of times it's just an other occasion to observe americans shitty taste in literature. By the way, everything that has been posted here is bad advice and you should never start with the Greex or latin authors. -> Most of the ones posting them didn't even read those. You should start with something that resonates with yourself. If you're into music, fine, start with some poetry, try Baudelaire, Char, Reverdy. If you're more into narratives and storylines start with some breathtaking novels by Dumas. I mean, you shouldn't start with something that is so alien to you (because of historic distance) that you cannot understand it. You should start with authors that are doing something meaningful to you, then you'll be able to appreciate more classic literature -> Especially the greek and latin ones.

[Anonymous No.17784287]

>>17784272
Shut the fuck up arab.

[Anonymous No.17784291]

>>17780560
We used to be. Sadly our culture doesn't mean much nowadays.

[Anonymous No.17784328]

>>17784291
We can still produce great art.
https://youtu.be/QRQwZDWz1Pw

[Anonymous No.17784383]

>>17784328
https://youtu.be/q4tyJCUpsaA

[Anonymous No.17784405]

>>17783152
fuck, i didn´t vote

[Anonymous No.17784520]

>>17784287
Kabyle*
By the way nice work putting your argumentation into words here.

[Anonymous No.17784534]

[Anonymous No.17784539]

>>17784272
french confirmed plebs

[Anonymous No.17784883]

>>17782307
As a Brit, I have always wanted an excuse to learn another language, but everyone from every country speaks mine already. Latin would be very cool as a Euro universal, and it has maximum RETVRN value, but it is basically dead and not standardised, As the article points out.
90% of what the EU has been doing was already in English, so it's turning around a huge ship without real practicality. If they do go full retard and chisel out some full tilt Neo-Latin system I would chuckle and learn it.

English right now has already begun the process of becoming a global standard.

[Anonymous No.17785303]

>>17782476
>>Macron has been railing against islamism and woke-American cultural imperialism for the past year or so retard.
yeah in speeches, not in acts lol

[Anonymous No.17785309]

>>17783126

[Anonymous No.17785434]

>>17782274
But girls speaking Russian make me hard.

[Anonymous No.17785444]

>>17785434
This but it's French.

[Anonymous No.17785555]

Read a lot of Proust earlier in the year, loved it. Might be reading some Stendhal soon. Also just finished A Savage War of Peace about the Algerian War, real sad affair all around. Would love to visit France someday.

t. broke Amerimutt

[Anonymous No.17785612]

france is funny. they have their own books, their own movies, their own comic books. they even have some gay french version of top gun

[Anonymous No.17785776]

>>17781086
>/fr/
ahahahahaahahahahhaahah

[Anonymous No.17785872]

>>17784883
>and it has maximum RETVRN value
hehe, comedy!

[Anonymous No.17786013]

>>17779147
This is my favorite author. What's the reception to his work, especially later one, in France right now? Is he widely read?

[Anonymous No.17786087]

>>17785612
>they even have some gay french version of top gun
i dont think so

[Anonymous No.17786128]

>>17785555
Massive pseud. Don't post here anymore.

[Anonymous No.17786389]

>>17781918
basé

[Anonymous No.17786511]

>>17786087
He meant the BASED french version of Top Gun

[Anonymous No.17786543]

>>17786511
>>17786087
>they don't know about Buck Danny

[Anonymous No.17787314]

present

[Anonymous No.17787334]

Présent
>>17779395
C'est un porc.

[Anonymous No.17787602]

>>17786013
widely spat on more like

[Anonymous No.17787605]

>>17787602
He's probaly the most overhyped french writer, him smelling sulfur only adds to this and allows midwits to embroid over the genius-monster (he was neither).

[Anonymous No.17787628]

>>17779147

Well, I am a little because you're also a country of not-knowing-english-very-well.

[Anonymous No.17787772]

Des frérots lecteurs de Maurice Blanchot pourraient essayer de m'éclairer sur ce qu'il vient foutre dans ce poème de René Char?

[Anonymous No.17787904]

>>17787628
>you're also a country of not-knowing-english-very-well.

so?

[Anonymous No.17787990]

>>17787605
He is the best French writer.

[Anonymous No.17787996]

>>17786511
je l'ai pas vu lui

[Anonymous No.17788835]

>>17787996
ok mec

[Anonymous No.17788841]

>>17780034
Pas folichonne cette liste.

[Anonymous No.17788858]

>"Qu'est-ce que c'est que ça ?
god what a ridiculous language

[Anonymous No.17788861]

>>17781454
Start with Sully.
Proceed with Mirabeau (L'ami des hommes).

[Anonymous No.17788875]

>>17781977
Faudrait faire une version améliorée de ça, c'est un peu fouillis.

[Anonymous No.17788879]

Where can I submit my writings?

[Anonymous No.17788899]

>>17782469
Fables de La Fontaine, or maybe some Racine, it will be hard but the vocabulary, while being complex, is very épuré and classic so I think it will make you understand the structures well.

[Anonymous No.17788908]

Oui je suis francais
J'aime les negres
Je veux plus d'eux dans mon pays

[Anonymous No.17789025]

>>17788841
donne-moi des recommandations alors kop1

[Anonymous No.17789257]

Lisez Cizia Zyke les amis

[Anonymous No.17789309]

GAUTIER GANG WHAT UP

[Anonymous No.17790280]

>>17789309
Where to start with him?

[Anonymous No.17790298]

>>17787772
c'est un jeu sur blanc et chaud

>>17789025
du comique, du comique !

>>17788879
seriously ?

[Anonymous No.17790345]

Gaulois d'outre-mer. Canadiens-français prêt au chantier !

[Anonymous No.17791307]

>>17789025
Je te fais un copié-collé, j'avais critiqué cette liste dans un vieux fil mais il avait disparu.

L'anon (probablement étranger) qui a fait ceci a eu une intention honorable, mais s'y est pris un peu bancalement, à mon humble avis.

Pourquoi n'y a-t-il pas d'ordre chronologique ?
Pourquoi des livres centrés sur l'histoire de France pour mettre des œuvres étrangères (alors qu'on a déjà assez de matière en français) ?
Pourquoi pas d'introduction au vieux français ?
Pourquoi l'Imitation, qui est tardive comparé au reste (~1400, représentative de la devotio moderna) ? Ludolphe le Chartreux aurait été bien mieux. Et pourquoi un tel ouvrage (et celui de Suso) dans la philosophie ? N'y aurait-il pas plutôt fallu diviser cette section en "ouvrages de piété" d'un côté, et "philosophie/théologie" à proprement parler de l'autre (en ne prenant pas 4 cases avec saint Thomas, il y en avait d'autres à caser, saint Augustin et Duns Scot, par exemple) ?
Sans parler de la section histoire qui est malheureusement peu "variée" (Le Goff qui domine, avec 3 énormes pavés de 1500 pages).

Il y avait du potentiel, mais le travail a été un peu bâclé, probablement parce que la période n'est pas vraiment connue et qu'on y a fourré ce qu'on trouvait.

[Anonymous No.17791358]

>>17782012
German literature is unironically too patrician for il/lit/erates

[Anonymous No.17791374]

>>17780107
I know the French tend to be really frivolous in their literature, but anglo literature is way more mediocre than the French, let's be honest in here.

[Anonymous No.17791413]

>>17791374
>chaucer
>shakespeare
>spenser
>marlowe
>milton
>donne
>romantics
>mediocre

[Anonymous No.17791432]

>>17791413
Yes. All of those except for Shakespeare and maybe Milton are mediocre.

[Anonymous No.17791535]

>>17781512
Read Le Petit Prince

[Anonymous No.17791552]

>>17791413
You're aware that none except anglo hacks read anything written by anglos except Blake, sHACKespeare, and Milton, right? No serious reader I mean.

[Anonymous No.17791627]

>>17791432
They're all on the level of the very best French writers, Shakespeare and Milton are on a tier to which Frogs cannot pretend

[Anonymous No.17791632]

>>17791374
Being unafraid of frivolity is partly what makes French and Anglo literature better than German. Everything starts to degrade outside the Hajnal line.
>>17791413
Don't forget Pope and Sterne.

[Anonymous No.17791659]

>>17782672
Too complex for us indeed. The most based philosopher-banker-king.

[Anonymous No.17791671]

>>17791413
We have 10 times more good authors than you in the Middle-Ages alone.

[Anonymous No.17791677]

>>17791432
brainlet

[Anonymous No.17791697]

>>17791671
Comparisons before the advent of distinct national literature don't really make much sense desu, especially as the same international aristocracy was split across what is now France and England.

[Anonymous No.17791712]

>>17791697
check out Ballade sur le trépas de Bertrand Du Guesclin, distinct national literature is old

[Anonymous No.17791723]

Québecois heritage. Hardly speak it but trying to learn.
(I have English books too)

[Anonymous No.17791738]

>>17791723
Fucking chose square photo option specifically so it wouldn’t go sideways on upload. tf is w this board?

[Anonymous No.17791743]

>>17791632
>Being unafraid of frivolity is partly what makes French and Anglo literature better than German. Everything starts to degrade outside the Hajnal line.
Do /lit/tards actually believe this? Goethe, Schiller, Holderlin, and Novalis alone mog anything from A*glos and Fr*gs.

[Anonymous No.17791762]

>>17791712
Exactly. As early as 1410 Christine de Pizan wrote Lamentations on the ills of France, about the civil war.
And our literature literally begins with a national epic, La Chanson de Roland.

[Anonymous No.17791889]

>>17791712
>>17791762
It's not really national literature in the modern understanding though, especially the Matter of Britain/Matter of France stuff (like Roland). A lot of Arthurian literature was written by French writers, for example, and the language of the elite in England was French for most of the Middle Ages. Culture was more dependent on the relationships of elites than a broad national feeling. Appropriate you mention a poem about the Hundred Years War as this was of course a key point of divergence for France and England, though one still mediated by aristocratic disputes.

[Anonymous No.17792128]

>>17779834
>les Grecs
>pas Pindare
Non

[Anonymous No.17792704]

>>17786013
Better than Proust.

[Anonymous No.17793057]

Quels poètes modernes auriez-vous à conseiller, par modernes j'entends écrivant toujours en 2021
Poésie préférablement dense, pas trois mots par page
Respectant les règles de la prosodie: je ne saurais l'espérer

>>17780107
You're not entirely wrong, as for example Blaise Cendrars (greatest french novelist) and Joseph de Maistre (greatest french philosopher) were swiss, Apollinaire (greatest french poet) was polish

>>17787772
Brasseurs de vent reconnaissent brasseurs de vent
Blanchot, Bataille, Char et cie., les mots n'existent pas qui pourraient correctement décrire la prétention de leurs néants respectifs partageant tous une même passion pour un verbiage stérile et pompeux
Pompeux pompeux chargés à pleine capacité
Les décharger sur ces plumitifs pédés

[Anonymous No.17793071]

Quels poètes modernes auriez-vous à conseiller, par modernes j'entends écrivant toujours en 2021
Poésie préférablement dense, pas trois mots par page
Respectant les règles de la prosodie: je ne saurais l'espérer

>>17780107
You're not entirely wrong, as for example Blaise Cendrars (greatest french novelist) and Joseph de Maistre (greatest french philosopher) were swiss, Apollinaire (greatest french poet) was polish

>>17787772
Brasseurs de vent reconnaissent brasseurs de vent
Blanchot, Bataille, Char et cie., les mots n'existent pas qui pourraient correctement décrire la prétention de leurs néants respectifs partageant tous la même passion d'un verbiage stérile et pompeux
Pompeux pompeux chargés à pleine capacité
Les décharger sur ces plumitifs pédés

[Anonymous No.17793130]

>>17779147
I'm quebecois

[Anonymous No.17793251]

>>17791723
Where do I get a dual-language edition of Swann's Way and which edition do you have?

[Anonymous No.17793381]

>>17793130
Jésus Marie Josette, un Canadien français, ça nous change des têtes carrées qui hantent ces lieux.
>>17787628
> Ireland isn't yellow
French are often mediocre at speaking english, not at reading it. I suspect however that every country comes to /lit/ at specific hours.

[Anonymous No.17793403]

>>17779834
Pas mal du tout, même s'il manque des choses intéressantes (les lyriques par exemple). Dans un autre thread (qui est toujours dans la catalogue) on cherche des éditions en français pas chères des grecs les plus important, tu aurait des suggestions ?

[Anonymous No.17793416]

>>17780107
>laughs in Pascal, Montaigne, Corneille, Racine, Agrippa d'Aubigné, Flaubert, Proust, Balzac, Stendhal, Zola...

[Anonymous No.17793423]

>>17780560
The Italians understand plastic arts better, but for culture in general the French are the most well-rounded.

[Anonymous No.17793507]

>>17791627
Not really, Hugo and Gautier alone outweigh most of the English romantics in both quantity and quality.

[Anonymous No.17793638]

>>17793381
Nous sommes plusieurs à hanter /lit/.

[Anonymous No.17793698]

>>17779147
Canadien présent, quoi de neuf mes nègres?

[Anonymous No.17793741]

>>17793416
He said substance, not meaningless drivel.

[Anonymous No.17793769]

>>17793741
Making good baits require work anon.

>>17779232
Aristophane (Les Oiseaux présentement). Je viens de finir Impressions d'Afrique, c'était...étrange, mais fort comfortable.

[Anonymous No.17793777]

>>17793698
Allo mon chum !

[Anonymous No.17793803]

>>17779232
Le mythe du sexe démesuré des Noirs.
> C'est réel.

[Anonymous No.17794063]

>>17793803
Je viens de voir le résumé, ça m'a l'air honnête. J'ai toujours trouvé la fixette collective sur la taille du chibre des noirs un peu débile (cette histoire de taille en elle-même peut-être statistiquement vérifiée ou non, mais tout le pataquès social et biologique qu'on en fait derrière, ça me fatigue).

[Anonymous No.17794153]

>>17790280
If you like novels, Mademoiselle de Maupin. If you like poetry, Émaux et Camées.

[Anonymous No.17794994]

>>17793071
>Quels poètes modernes auriez-vous à conseiller, par modernes j'entends écrivant toujours en 2021
Essaye Christian Bobin.
>les mots n'existent pas qui pourraient correctement décrire la prétention de leurs néants respectifs partageant tous la même passion d'un verbiage stérile et pompeux
Au fond quand on a dit ça, on a rien dit.
>>17793769
>Impressions d'Afrique
Je partage tout à fait ton impression ahah. J'ai eu beaucoup de mal à m'accrocher jusqu'à la fin de la première partie. J'ai les (nouvelles) impressions d'Afrique sur ma liste de lecture depuis mais je n'ose pas attaquer la bête.

[Kirby Kyle No.17795046]

Quelque chose qui me fascine toujours sur ce site de misère c'est l'impossibilité de trouver des français qui parle normalement, sans faire 3000 fautes par phrases, et qui ne sont pas des crétins antisémites.

[Kirby Kyle No.17795048]

>>17779232
Je viens de commander les œuvres de Simone Weil aux éditions Quarto, hâte de recevoir ça cette semaine.

[Anonymous No.17795050]

>>17793403
Il n'y a que des livres pas chers dans la liste, à part peut-être la Cyropédie, mais c'est la seule édition disponible.

[Anonymous No.17795053]

>>17794994
Les Impressions d'Afrique on finit par rentrer dedans même si ça prend du temps. Les Nouvelles Impressions...apparemment c'est arrangé en parenthèses imbriqués, ce qui fait qu'il faut soit avoir une super mémoire, soitlire en commençant par les extrêmités et aller vers le centre. Dans tous les cas c'est une expérience j'imagine.
D'ailleurs Roussel lui-même disait que chaque vers lui avait pris quinze heure de travail. Sous ses airs de comique absurde il plaisantait pas le sagouin.

[Anonymous No.17795061]

>>17795046
C'est l'effet clavier, on pense suivant un discours oral, puis on le transcrit tant bien que mal à l'écrit, sans l'aspect tactile-visuel du crayon par lequel on corrige naturellement nos fautes quand on écrit à la main.

Je me suis rendu compte de ça quand j'ai commencé à vraiment penser de manière fluide en anglais, tout-à-coup je me suis mis à faire des fautes que j'avais toujours trouvé absurde jusque là -genre "your" au lieu de "you're". Parce que j'avais un discours oral dans la tête. Pas pour rien que les natifs font ce genre de fautes plus que nous, ils sont pas plus bêtes, il ont juste un rapport naturellement oral à la langue.

[Anonymous No.17795065]

>>17795050
Sauvegardé et archivé. Merci l'ami.

[Anonymous No.17795078]

>>17795061
>ils sont pas plus bêtes
*doute*

[Anonymous No.17795092]

>>17795078
Lol, tu vois ce que je veux dire, ils sont peut-être bêtes mais ce genre d'erreurs est aussi plus naturel pour eux.

[Kirby Kyle No.17795099]

>>17795061
Pas faux, j'avoue qu'en anglais à l'oral je dis "like" toutes les 35 secondes, comme quoi les béquilles linguistiques des californiens sont arrivées jusqu'à Paris, et c'est vrai que les rares fois où j'écris en anglais ici j'imagine qu'on a moins de scrupules à faire de fautes qu'en français.

[Anonymous No.17795132]

>>17792128
Il n'y a pas de traduction pas chère en français.

[Anonymous No.17795137]

>>17795046
>crétins antisémites.
oxymore mon cher

[Anonymous No.17795366]

>>17793071
Booba

[Anonymous No.17795404]

>>17784103
stay monkey

[Anonymous No.17795524]

>>17794063
Le livre semble très honnête. L'auteur est lui-même noir. Il explore beaucoup plus le rôle du mythe de la queue énorme des noirs, ses effets historiques, la fixation des Blancs (et Blanches) Euro, qu'à savoir si c'est averé ou pas.
Par contre ce qui me trouble c'est que c'est une belle métisse au travail qui m'a offert le bouquin et je suis pas sur de comprendre...

[Anonymous No.17795673]

>>17794063
C'est les femmes qui et perpétuent ça puisque tout se rapporte au sexe pour elles et en plus les hommes les croient. Et puis elles aiment les grosses et se ventent de savoir les prendre.

[Anonymous No.17795681]

>>17795673
pathétique

[Anonymous No.17795715]

Hello, french frens.
What do you guys think about this chart?
oui ou non?

[Anonymous No.17795734]

>>17795673
Le mythe remonte aux Grecques anciens.

[Anonymous No.17795748]

>>17779147
No.

[Anonymous No.17796396]

>>17779202
C'est notre plan qui importe, anon

[Anonymous No.17796404]

>>17779147
Moi je suis fronssais, honhonhon

[Anonymous No.17796412]

>>17780386
balance des 06, anon, ou bien dis-nous où les rencontrer; je cherche une goth gf

[Anonymous No.17796423]

>>17780506
Un type d'école de commerce qui a lu toute la Somme théologique? ben voyons

[Anonymous No.17796432]

FEMMES JE VOUS AIME

[Anonymous No.17796439]

>>17781977
Très basé
Par contre, le dictionnaire infernal de Colin de Plancy, très riche au demeurant, c'est une blague d'incroyant plutôt qu'une somme chrétienne

[Anonymous No.17796462]

>>17791723
>>>17793130
aweille ma gang de nordiques

[Anonymous No.17796475]

>>17786543
Dan Cooper aussi, moins connu

[Anonymous No.17796487]

>>17793507
Je suis français, anon, mais Gautier, vraiment? Il est loin d'être au niveau de Keats, Shelley ou Coleridge; c'est du sous-Southey, si l'on veut

[Anonymous No.17796492]

>>17795715
C'est assez random, but that gives it individualité, I guess

[Anonymous No.17796502]

>>17795734
Euh, source?

[Anonymous No.17796535]

>>17796423
et pourtant

[Anonymous No.17796582]

>>17796502
Faudrait que je fouilles, maid je me rappelle une section d'un vieux traité de médecine où la taille de la queue des noirs est présentée comme preuve du fait qu'ils sont plus "animaux" que les grecques.
Remarque il y avait aussi un passage mentionnant que leur sperme est noir comme du pétrole...

[Anonymous No.17796611]

>>17796535
soutien à mon frérot d'école de commerce qui doit subir l'indifférence de ses pairs et le mépris sourd des séides de l'enseignement littéraire

[Anonymous No.17796616]

>>17796582
Tu oublies les hommes sans têtes, ceux avec des têtes de chiens et aussi les serpents volants.

[Anonymous No.17796640]

>>17796582
mouais, la médecine grecque c'est pas mon fort, mais ça me semble louche

[Anonymous No.17796650]

>>17796616
tu confonds l'ethnographie (en partie fabuleuse) et la médecine, camarade

[Anonymous No.17796767]

>>17796611
merci kop1, toi tu comprends ma douleur

[Anonymous No.17796780]

>>17796535
et pourtant, on peut venir faire semblant sur /lit/... je comprends, compère pseud

[Anonymous No.17796828]

LE MONDE EST MECHANT MA PETITE

[Anonymous No.17796885]

>>17796640
>>17796616
Les Anciens étaient forts avancés sur plusieurs sujets, des mathématiques à l'esthétique, en passant même par la mécanique, mais leur médecine était complėtement attardé.
> sweat lodges can fix everything!
> well, if sweating didn't fix it, drilling a hole in the head surely will!
> women in Egypt put crocodile dung in their pussy to avoid pregnancy, we should start exporting croc dung! (Hilariously, studies nowadays tend to suggest it might actually increase fertility)
> Big dicks are a sign of a naturally unbalanced organism, after all, you get swollen when hurt or during action, not otherwise!
Et pour une raisin ou une autre je greentext en Anglo... beurk.

[Anonymous No.17796947]

>>17796885
Il y a des éléments cocasses, c'est certain; faut dire qu'ils ne se souciaient guère de la méthode expérimentale dans ce domaine, et que, outre des remèdes traditionnels sans doute legit, ils avaient facilement recours à des procédés sanctionnés par la rumeur publique, ou l'aura exotique (alien wisdom comme qui dirait).
En attendant, nous autres, on s'est persuadé qu'il y avait la peste noire parce que la grippe a tué un peu plus de vieux et qu'on est noyé dans un déluge d'informations anxiogène et manipulateur

[Anonymous No.17798130]

Présent, mais Belge.

[Anonymous No.17798181]

Salut les popotes. Communiquer en français sur /lit/, c'est probablement l'ultime filtre aux prolos. Ça fait du bien pour une fois de participer à un fil qui est hermétique au cacaposting.

[Anonymous No.17798186]

Vivre la France, la Belgique ainsi que le Quebec libre.

[Anonymous No.17798382]

>>17798186
basé

[Anonymous No.17799449]

>>17779147
Je lis ce thread depuis le début, et je tenais à dire que vous êtes tous une belle bande de faggots

[Anonymous No.17799457]

>>17779147
i should learn french huh

[Anonymous No.17799510]

>>17799449
Oohh Grand Merci, Ô notre bien-aimé noble Roi Pédé XIII Le Gentil