/lit/ survey

[Anonymous No.18112493]

>1.- Favorite prose author.
>2.- Favorite poet.
>3.- Favorite philosopher.
>4.- Your MB (Myers-Briggs) type.
>5.- What you're listening to right now.

Pic unrelated (or is it?).

[Anonymous No.18112507]

1. The Apostles
2. Rupi Kaur (the only poetry i've ever read)
3. Socrates
4. ENTJ
5. Bobby Horton's Homespun Songs of the CSA

[Anonymous No.18112515]

>>18112493
1. Herman Melville
2. Shakespeare
3. N/A
4. ENFP
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHz34Ff-DtE

[Anonymous No.18112529]

>>18112515
You are on a good path

[Anonymous No.18112538]

1. Dr. Seuss
2. Dr. Seuss
3. Dr. Seuss
4. ENFJ
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeFaBvL72a8

[Anonymous No.18112551]

>>18112493
>Myer Briggs
Holy shit, you actually believe in that junk?

[Austrianfag !SHjzCSZsqE No.18112552]

>>18112493
Melville
Milton
There's a few, maybe Plato in terms of comfiness, Wittgenstein in terms of profundity, Nietzsche as a stylist
INTP
Not shilling random music, but any good podcast recs OP could use something for work?

[Anonymous No.18112555]

>>18112507
>>18112515
>>18112538
>extroverts
Stay outside, normalfags

[Anonymous No.18112559]

1. Joyce
2. Dante
3. N/A
4. INTJ
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_shjVPzb6eY

[Anonymous No.18112564]

I don't read fiction
I don't know
I don't know
INPT
Nothing

[Anonymous No.18112590]

>>18112564

[Anonymous No.18112600]

>>18112493
1. GRRM(yes seriously)
2. Rumi
3. Aristotle
4. INTJ
5. Lecture about the geopolitics of the Mid/Central East in the 19th and 20th centuries

[Anonymous No.18112604]

>>18112493
bret easton ellis
ezra pound
schopenhauer
enfp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vbUyMtujwU

[Anonymous No.18112607]

>>18112493
Joyce but I've been reading faulkner lately and really like him
Shakespeare
INTJ
Nothing

[Austrianfag !SHjzCSZsqE No.18112610]

>>18112607
I've been meaning to give a deep dive to Faulkner, only have read Sound and Fury which I never finished.

[Anonymous No.18112615]

>>18112493
1. Borges
2. Holderlin/Leopardi/Orpheus
3. Schelling
4. INTJ
5. Gabriel Fauré, Pavane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KuE-drWsaU

[Anonymous No.18112628]

>>18112493
Dostoevsky
William Blake
Plato
INTJA
Rameaux's Hippolyte et Aricie

[Anonymous No.18112635]

>Pessoa
>Baudelaire
>Plotinus
>don't know, don't care
>https://youtu.be/W6XHpvqHV2Q

[Anonymous No.18112650]

1. Borges
2. Pizarnik
3. Schoppy
4. INFP
5. A Magnificent Cold - Cicatrices

[Anonymous No.18112658]

>>18112493
1. Faulkner
2. I haven't really spent too much time with any one poet so there's no way I can give an educated answer.
3. Nietzsche is probably the philosopher I've spent the most time reading, analyzing, and reading about.
4. INTP
5. https://youtu.be/Q-k9Xu5O7AY

[Anonymous No.18112681]

>>18112658
You are that one anon from the herd thread, aren't you? Please don't go on an entire tangent, I just want to know if you're the one

[Anonymous No.18112684]

Author: Walter Pater
Poet: Walt Whitman
Philosopher: https://youtu.be/hBWDIzHldPg
Myers-Briggs: The letters Tolkien and Björk have
Listening to: https://youtu.be/uEaFKVFBOQk

[Anonymous No.18112688]

>>18112493
>McCarthy, Corncob
>Whitman
>[don't have one]
>INFP
>Billy Joel

[Anonymous No.18112718]

>>18112681
the what thread?

[Anonymous No.18112726]

>>18112590
No, I'm just being honest

[Anonymous No.18112747]

>>18112726
Nobody said you weren’t.

[Anonymous No.18112848]

>>18112726
Yeah, you're honestly an npc

[Anonymous No.18112873]

>>18112493
1. Flaubert, Tolstoi
2. Leopoldo Lugones
3. Nietzsche
4. INTJ
5. Nothing

[Anonymous No.18112897]

>>18112493
>Norman Maclean
>Robert Penn Warren
>Plato
>INTJ
>"Big Country" from the album "Uncommon Ritual" by Bela Fleck and Edgar Meyer.

[Anonymous No.18112912]

>>18112493
1. Saint Augustine
2. Whitman
3. Jung if psychology counts. If not then Laozi
4. INTP
5. https://youtu.be/vCsi-lxW4yM

[Anonymous No.18112924]

>>18112747
>>18112848
What's NPC about that? I find it hard to believe so many people have a favorite author.

[Anonymous No.18112948]

>dunno
>dunno
>nietzche I guess, because I really enjoyed reading TSZ
>who cares?
>somafm.com/player/#/now-playing/groovesalad

[Anonymous No.18112960]

proust
shakespeare
have only read a few so far, not sure
in?j
belle and sebastian

[Anonymous No.18112964]

>>18112493
1. Not sure
2. DH Lawrence
3. Plato and Kant
4. ENTP
5. Polka Dots and Moonbeams by Wes Montgomery

[࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDY/Ar.iI No.18113004]

>1.- Favorite prose author.

IF I HAD TO CHOOSE ONE I WOULD CHOOSE BALTASAR GRACIÁN.


>2.- Favorite poet.

IF I HAD TO CHOOSE ONE I WOULD CHOOSE JUANA INÉS DE LA CRUZ.


>3.- Favorite philosopher.

IF I HAD TO CHOOSE ONE I WOULD CHOOSE BALTASAR GRACIÁN.


>4.- Your MB (Myers-Briggs) type.

«I N T P».


>5.- What you're listening to right now.

QVOD VIDE IMAGE ATTACHED TO THIS POST.


ADDENDVM:

https://ryzhknd.tumblr.com/psy

[Anonymous No.18113047]

>>18112552
>Not shilling random music, but any good podcast recs OP could use something for work?

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look?

[Anonymous No.18113078]

>>18112493
1. Pessoa
2. Kipling
3. Plato
4. INTP
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWTPAKPdQ10

[Anonymous No.18113106]

>>18112507
>ENTJ
>>18112515
>ENFP
>>18112538
>ENFJ
go have sex with your gfs, retards

>>18112552
>INTP
based
>>18112564
>I don't read fiction
>I don't know
>I don't know
>INPT
>Nothing
100000000% based

>>18112604
>enfp
go have sex with your gf
>bones
go have sex with your bf

>>18112615
based music taste

>>18112635
based pessoa enjoyer

>>18112964
>ENTP
go have sex with your gf you stupid bitch
>>18112964
>Polka Dots and Moonbeams by Wes Montgomery
anon you have good taste in music i love you

>>18113078
this is me btw :3

[Anonymous No.18113154]

1. J. Vasconcelos.
2. Juana Inés.
3. Marcus Aurelius.
4. INTP.
5. Zoé; this song in particular. It gives the feels.
https://youtu.be/a3eG2evI9aU

[Anonymous No.18113164]

>>18113154
based mexican

[Anonymous No.18113330]

.

[Anonymous No.18113696]

>>18113330
...

[Anonymous No.18113711]

>>18112493
>1. Thoreau
>2. Percy Shelley
>3. Plato
>4. INFP
>5. Crybaby - Destroy Boys

[Anonymous No.18113718]

>>18112493
>Yukio Mishima
>William Blake
>Freddy Neetchy
>INTJ
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B60yvu8GHH0

[Anonymous No.18113774]

>>18113696
.....

[Anonymous No.18113806]

1. I don't know, Pessoa maybe?
2. Eliot
3. Don't have one, it's all word games and common sense
4. INFJ
5. The song Winona by Drop nineteens

[Anonymous No.18113899]

>>18112493
1. James Joyce and/or William Faulkner
2. Pablo Neruta
3. Don't really have one, now that I think about it. I read philosophy occasionally, but I'm not super into it personally
4. INTJ
5. You'll Cowards Don't Even Smoke Crack - Viper (not even joking, it's just what I happened to be listening to when I clicked on this thread)

[Anonymous No.18113907]

>>18113899
*Neruda
I'm very tired and also retarded, please excuse me

[Anonymous No.18113966]

>>18112493
1. Mishima
2. Shakespeare
3. Camus
4. ENTJ-J
5. Charli XCX

[Anonymous No.18113971]

>>18113966
whoops meant to write "ENFJ"

[Anonymous No.18114008]

>>18112493
Nabokov.
Dickinson (I don't read much poetry).
Deleuze.
ENTP.
Random songs.

[Anonymous No.18114022]

1. John Fante
2. Dante
3. Jung
4. ENTJ
5. The new Greta Van Fleet album isn't great, but it's not bad either.

[Anonymous No.18114266]

>>18112493
>Melville
>Hölderlin
>Nietzsche
>I don't believe in retarded bullshit
>TOOL

[Anonymous No.18114341]

Mann
Heine
Schopenhauer
idk
The Blue Hearts

[Anonymous No.18114536]

>>18112493
me on the right

[Anonymous No.18114589]

>>18112493
1. Thomas Mann
2. Rilke
3. Shopenhauer
4. INFJ
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhtxqvAlIpo

>>18114341
Basiert

[Anonymous No.18114609]

>McCarthy
>Nash
>N/A
>INTP
>americ anfootball

[Anonymous No.18114666]

>>18112493
1. Ivo Andric
2. Friedrich Holderlin // William Blake
3. Martin Heidegger, Gilles Deleuze, Ibn Arabi
4. INTP
5. Wagner's Tannhauser Overture

[Anonymous No.18114678]

>>18112493
Franz Kafka
Georg Heym
Sokrates
INTP
Bowie's Hunky Dory

[Anonymous No.18114689]

>>18114589
>Rilke
What's the deal with people loving Rilke? Please explain him to me. I've read little on him, but it all just seems so basic and superficial. Some pretty poetry, but there isn't much to it. What is your favourite Rilke poem?

[Anonymous No.18114728]

>>18112493
1.John Steinbeck and George Martin
2. Jarosław Borszewicz and Edward Stachura, they're poets from my country. I guess you could say they're accursed poets, they're both kind of obsessed with death and romantic relationships. Stachura strangled himself to death, by his own force which very rarely happens, it shows you in what kind of mental state he was in. But I doubt you can even translate their work into other languages. It's a shame, but oh well.
3. I'm not that much into philosophy, but none of the philosophers I've read about struck a chord with me, even if I had some similiar views on life, nor did they form an interesting and original philosophy to me. I find French existentialists to be especially uncreative and overrated.
4. Either INFJ or INTJ, I can't tell honestly.
5.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KSpDNlsVF4

[Anonymous No.18114769]

>>18112493
1. hunter s thompson
2. pushkin (i know but ive only read him)
3. spinoza
4. infp
5. a picture by strictly ballroom

[Anonymous No.18114819]

>>1.- Favorite prose author.
Herman Melville
>>2.- Favorite poet.
Walt Whitman (I don’t read much poetry though)
>>3.- Favorite philosopher.
Benedict Spinoza
>>4.- Your MB (Myers-Briggs) type.
INTP, but MBPT is bullshit, astrology for people with a Y chromosome
>>5.- What you're listening to right now.
Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues, currently up to The Shrine / An Argument
>>18112924
Not reading fiction indicates that you have limited interest in artistic expression, and thus that you’re an NPC, as does holding no clear convictions
>>18114266
>>18112552
>>18112515
>Melville-chads are based in other ways too
Nice

[Anonymous No.18114849]

>>18112493
>Samuel Beckett
>Ezra Pound
>Jean Baudrillard
>INFP
>Nothing at the moment

[Anonymous No.18114854]

>>18112493
1. Sam Johnson
2. Dont read poetry
3. Schope
4. Don’t know
5. White noise

[Anonymous No.18114865]

>>18114854
Actually im estp. i took the test 7 years ago

[Anonymous No.18114877]

[Anonymous No.18115097]

>>18112493
Yes, I'm done now. I was never going to become the next Faulkner, the next Nabokov or the next Joyce, but I hid behind the language barrier to avoid criticism for months, maintaining an illusion that was fun to live in while it lasted. I had thought my country's education system was topmost in the world, but this turned out to be utter bollocks. A child of 18, a person ten years my junior, has a greater vocabulary than I, who had to look up the word “topiary”, and no one likes the expression theory of art anymore, I am likened to a long lost dinosaur.
This will be my final post on /lit/. I've been humiliated and exposed as a fraud. My writing is pretentious, infantile, banal drivel. My observations are dull, my language grade school level. My tenses are mixed up; I use colloquialisms, ellipses and onomatopoeia. I mix tired and trite idioms together to obfuscate their unoriginality with a veneer of irony; I have continued to recite ornate Jewish chimpanzee parables with diminishing returns. The parable seemed very clearly to me to be asking me whether or not the now-grown-adult can choose. I say yes, of course, but that's not my issue.
I was never cut out for writing. I began writing my "book" on January 6th. Since then I've produced 82 thousand words for it. These words are a tide of garbage without value, without insight, without form. The themes of time, space, infinity, memory and pointless duelling are not present in my work. It was never real writing, it was anime and weebshit. Look how many words I wrote, because apparently literature is bodybuilding and just aimlessly typing will somehow improve my writing. I don't even know what genre it is that I'm writing. Is it autofiction? A comedy? A picaresque?
Regardless, I have failed. I have put down my pen. Never again will my fingers click-clack across the keyboard. No more outlines, no more characters. Goodbye

[Anonymous No.18115104]

>>18115097
stop posting this stupid pasta

[Anonymous No.18115171]

Being an extrovert actually just means you're someone who needs constant validation from others. You get your energy from other people because you need external validation. An introvert doesn't need acceptance from others to understand their value.

[Anonymous No.18115356]

>>18112493
1-Proust, Giorgio Bassani
2-Dante
3-ND
4-INFP
5-Have A Nice Life, Crystal Castles

[Anonymous No.18115376]

>>18115171
Extroverts are simply people who don't think in abstraction as often, or at all.... Introverts tend to abstract and conceptualize (sometimes too much) and this is the cause of both intellectual insight, artistic drive and mental illness.

[Anonymous No.18115384]

>>18114819
>Not reading fiction indicates that you have limited interest in artistic expression, and thus that you’re an NPC, as does holding no clear convictions
Then why are most people not like me?

[Anonymous No.18115440]

>>18112493
>Aeschylus or Shakespeare
>Dante or Chaucer
>Plato
>INTJ
>Chrono Cross Soundtrack

[Anonymous No.18115990]

>>18112493
>William Faulkner
>Pablo Neruda
>Favorite? I guess William James
>ENTP
>Banco del Mutuo Socorso

[Anonymous No.18116029]

>>18112493
1. Josef Hašek
2. Geoffrey Chaucer
3. I dunno Nietzsche or Heidegger maybe
4. ENFP
5. Chill Out by The KLF

[Anonymous No.18116047]

>>18112493
1. I don't have one
2. I don't have one
3. I don't have one
4. ESFP
5. Gutts theme

[Anonymous No.18116062]

Nice datamine.

>1.- Favorite prose author.
Proust
>2.- Favorite poet.
Hopkins
>3.- Favorite philosopher.
Philosophy ended with Aristotle. All philosophy after him is just people trying (and failing) to disprove him.
>4.- Your MB (Myers-Briggs) type.
ENTP
>5.- What you're listening to right now.
Last thing I listened to was a classical playlist.

[Anonymous No.18116069]

>>18113966
this is patrician taste all around

[Anonymous No.18116154]

>>18116069
The only patrician writer they mentioned was the most obvious one for the English language you pleb

[Anonymous No.18116168]

>>18116154
>Mishima is not patrician

Read more

[Anonymous No.18116197]

>>18116168
Soseki and Kawabata mog Mishima, it's like the difference between Melville and fucking JK Rowling. Read more.

[Anonymous No.18116238]

>>18116197
Soseki, maybe but what do you like so much about Kawabata? The English translations I've read were very mediocre and the stories too, very small scale and dull

[Anonymous No.18116604]

>>18112688
>Corncob
who?

[Anonymous No.18116718]

Hermann Hesse
Edward Lear
Michel de Montaigne
INFP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-ouyHDo2bI

[Anonymous No.18116816]

Robert Walser
Giacomo Leopardi
Simone Weil
INTP
I bought a Bobby Vinton record today

>>18116718
based
>>18116062
faggot
>>18112658
do you like Nietzsche's poetry?
>>18113154
Awful, there's nothing insightful or aesthetic in Vasconcelos writing, the fact that you chose him for prose means you haven't read any good literature. The music is trash as well, coffee shop music with retarded lyrics. Sor Juana is great though.

[Anonymous No.18116991]

>>18112912
>Laozi

[Anonymous No.18118084]

>>18116069
thank you ;)
>>18116154
>filtered by Mishima and Camus

[Anonymous No.18118362]

>>18112493
1. F. Scott Fitzgerald
2. John Keats
3. Richard Rorty or Marcus Aureilius. I love them both.
4. INFP
5. https://youtu.be/8SXdcPiuUHE

[Anonymous No.18118783]

>1.- Poe
>2.- Idk I don't read very much poetry maybe
>3.- Camus, as a teenager he changed my outlook on life and although he's not my favorite anymore his impact on my life is immeasurable
>4.- INFP
>5.- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu-MFuqymsc

[Anonymous No.18118999]

>>18112493
1. Pessoa
2. Plato
3. Augustine or Kierkegaard
4. INTP
5. https://youtu.be/S2QsZ75ESuk

[Anonymous No.18119010]

>>18118999
pic related

[Anonymous No.18119329]

>>18112493
Faulkner
AE Housman
Kant
INFP
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Luciferian Towers

[Anonymous No.18119430]

>>18112493
Proust
Shakespeare
Aquinas
INFP
Song for Zula - Phosphorescent

[Anonymous No.18119482]

>>18112493
>Samuel Beckett from a pure 'prose' perspective
>William Blake (up there for prose too)
>Alfred Whitehead
>IDGAF shit's gay
>nothing rn. I usually don't like to be jacked in when actually reading posts on here. Truly listening to two sides of me debate an issue in my life .

>>18112559
Grouper is amazing.
>>18113078
Unwound is the one of my faves. You should check out the newer band 'Died'
>>18114769
Pushkin is a genius!

[Anonymous No.18119501]

>>18112493
aww yiss
privileged educated IN THA HAUSSSS

[Anonymous No.18119531]

Henry James
Hopkins and Coleridge
Aristotle and Euclid
Gender-bender psyop
Crickets

[Anonymous No.18119569]

>>18112493
1.) James Joyce or Herman Melville
2.) Oscar Wilde
3.) Spinoza
4.) INFP
5.) The new St Vincent singles

[Anonymous No.18119595]

1.Joyce, you cunts, and Nabokov, Melville and Mann. The four horsemen of prose tearing shit up, get the fuck out of my face if you disagree, faggot.
2. Milton, I guess? I liked Paradise Lost. I haven't read enough poetry to know, but I'll assume that what I like is better than what you like and it's probably true.
3.Philosophy lmao. Faggot. Schoppenhauer.
4. INTP because some bitch I used to fuck insisted I take the test. She was an ENsomething, and an easy slut.
5.I don't listen to music, it's shit.

[Anonymous No.18119600]

>>18112493
>Dostoevsky
>Pessoa
>Nietzsche
>ENTJ
>The quiet hum of my computer

[Anonymous No.18119634]

>No idea
>Don't read poetry
>None, really
>Fuck off
>Smash Mouth but not by choice

[Anonymous No.18119763]

>As in favorite prose style or the works themselves? I'll say Chesterton
>Leonard Cohen
>Socrates
>INFJ
>nothing now, can't name just one artist i like, but i like mostly 2000's trance

[Anonymous No.18120015]

>>18112493
1. Mikhail Bulgakov
2. Alexander Pushkin
3. Plato
4. INTP
5. Mahler Symphony No 2

[Anonymous No.18120284]

>>18112493
JD Salinger
Charles Bukowski
Baruch Spinoza
INFJ
https://youtu.be/3EFvjmHwi5o

[Anonymous No.18120446]

>>18112493
1. Goethe
2. Novalis
3. Kant
4. INTJ
5. Brahms

[Anonymous No.18120455]

>>18112493
>Faulkner
>Wordsworth
>Kierkregaard
>ISTP
>The Queen is Dead - The Smiths

[Anonymous No.18120688]

>>18119595
You're so cool. I can tell by the things you type