CHART THREAD

[Anonymous No.20291526]

Post your best

[dago !XvLR0tbIro No.20291654]

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[Anonymous No.20291756]

that's the thread we needed. Sorry, i havent any chart that isnt in the wiki. I plan to make one soon, i'll share when completed

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https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Charts

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[Anonymous No.20292485]

>>20292441
>Doesn't include the supplementary texts...

[Anonymous No.20292502]

>>20292441
You posted the wrong one

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>>20292502
Not the first time I've seen this but makes me crack up every time. Thanks for the good laugh anon

[Anonymous No.20292668]

Namaste my niggas

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>>20292668
Quality

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[Anonymous No.20293593]

any one have the books name dropped by carlos zen
the saga of tanya the evil dude

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[Anonymous No.20293610]

I need norse lit chart

[Anonymous No.20293611]

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>>20293593
the filename gimmick doesn't work because it doesn't end with any type. D- see me after class

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[Anonymous No.20293634]

Can someone post the charts related no nature? Also Christianity. Thanks.

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>>20293593
Lol first time I've seen a reference to Doug Lain here. He's based and makes the nucommies seethe

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>>20291526
I have never seen a good political theory chart, all of them fucking suck. Also fuck the great books series.
>>20292502
This is the best chart, everytime I see it I chuckle.

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>>20293665
Are there more recomendations from Carlo Zen?

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>>20291526
Anyone have a general cosmology chart?

Or if not that, A foreign policy chart

[Anonymous No.20295433]

>>20294931
Really no one?

[Anonymous No.20295519]

>>20295433
This is the nearest that I have. Not exactly what you want, but still.

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>>20292502
How many of those do you think Rowling read? She clearly is influenced by them but it might just be the work of the collective unconscious

[Anonymous No.20295998]

>>20295704
It seems she's well read. In one of his talks Peterson mentioned how some imagery she used with the golden snitch or something can only be found on his own website or some obscure ancient Egyptian thing.

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>>20295998
But what are the odds she actually read that rather than tapped into some vein of unconscious symbolism?

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>>20296014
Yeah that's what Peterson would probably say lmao. Or you know, heavily imply so there's that plausible deniability and people don't see him as just a Jungian freak

[Anonymous No.20296066]

Anyone have any recommendations on U.S. history?

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>>20292441
well shit, no wonder I got so confused. I thought everyone was just pretending they didn't know each other in the Sorcerer's Stone.

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>>20293612
text files don't need a type specified in the filename on early (and some modern) unixlike systems.

[Anonymous No.20298227]

Is there a Wagner one? If not I'll probably make it.

[Anonymous No.20298230]

>>20298078
This is actuallya pretty good list. I would say Washington: Indispensable Man, though. Also Ferling's John aAdams.
Bruce Catton's civil war trilogy is good.

[Anonymous No.20298495]

>>20298227
MAKE IT

[Anonymous No.20298608]

>>20298220
yeah, you're right
*changes grade to a B*

[Anonymous No.20298626]

>>20295519
I feel like Western culture is becoming Egyptian in this chart’s sense

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>>20293651
Isak Dinesen

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>>20298227
>>20298495
It's a fool's errand. There's no linear path to reading Wagner, he's just too difficult to get into for most people.

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>>20294703
i think its kind of old but idk if there is a v2

[Anonymous No.20300014]

do you guys think I could get a Latina gf next week by going to a random Cinco de Mayo party

[Anonymous No.20300055]

>>20298630
>balzac

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These are glorified amazon wishlists full of books you'll never read.

[Anonymous No.20300252]

>>20300229
i skim through books on my phone
>y-you're not ACK-CHUULY reading-
don't care, finished 51 books already

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>>20299941
thank you anon

[Anonymous No.20301561]

Bump

[Anonymous No.20301575]

>>20291654
Great thread. Though I have a question, you have two places where you put "Start Here". So if I start with Nietzsche, and then get to Evola through Nietzsche, then what do I do? Do I go from The Will straight to Ride The Tiger as in the chart? Because if I went through Guenon, it leads to revolt against the world. So theoretically, once I finish all of Nietzsche's works, what should I read? Does it matter/ am I looking too much into it? Also thanks Dago for good posts on this board

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How to spinoza

[dago !XvLR0tbIro No.20301746]

>>20301575
okay yeah so you can start at either point depending on your interest. If you ever check out a typical Evola book's index, Guenon and Nietzsche are by far the most mentioned people and he essentially tries to synthesize the two authors.
>So if I start with Nietzsche, and then get to Evola through Nietzsche, then what do I do?
go ahead and read Ride the Tiger. like half of the book is Nietzsche talk.
Then I would go to Guenon's start here and work your way down to Revolt and then sideways back to Ride the Tiger and re-read it.
The important prerequisite before reading Revolt is to have a solid understanding of Guenon's 'Tradition'. Once that clicks you will be able to grasp Evola easily.

>Does it matter/ am I looking too much into it?
im on 4chinz (pol and lit) all the time, if you ever see me feel free to ask questions. I've read every book by the three authors and can help guide you along.

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>>20294176
anon i...i thought i wld be recognised around here (ᵟຶ︵ ᵟຶ)

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>>20291654
>>20301575
updated

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>>20293651
I wish Gothic Lit had more charts, if only for the memes

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>>20300164
Will this teach me how to build a birdhouse?

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>>20301746
Why do you people believe wheelchair wizard's jeremiads are so deeply complex? I have to suspect it's because they are the only big boy books you've read. No foundation in other philosophers, thinkers, humanities, etc. Just straight from wikipedia/memes to these charts.

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>>20302726
seething

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>>20291526
is there a less compressed/clearer version of this? I would like to be able to read the titles of the books

[Anonymous No.20302800]

>>20302752
What is so hard about it? Good thing is solar/telluric/masculine/ghibelline/ksatriya/brahmin; bad thing is lunar/chthonic/feminine/guelph/vaishya/shudra. Now, if you didn't recognize any of that, you will struggle with the parapalegic psionic. But if you do know some of these terms, you can figure out pretty quickly which ideas he will tell you are based and which are cringe.

[Anonymous No.20302804]

>>20298146
Got any book recs about the samurai and their relationship with Zen, and Shingon (and any other forms of Vajrayana)

[Anonymous No.20302981]

>>20291661
No I don’t! Stop posting this faggot.

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[Anonymous No.20303205]

Does anyone have that Albert Camus flowchart? I can't find it anywhere

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>>20303205
This is all I got

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>>20293679
If you have to read any of this bullshit you're ngmi.

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>>20303407
how to read a book is good tho

[Anonymous No.20303428]

>>20303411
I've seen it a lot. Can you give me a couple reasons why it's good before I commit?

[Anonymous No.20303438]

>>20303428
your ability to absorb essential knowledge from any given book will 5-10x

not even kidding

[Anonymous No.20303446]

>>20303438
pressing X, but okay. I'll check it out.

[Anonymous No.20303453]

>>20303411
I "read" Atomic Habits and Deep Work out of curiosity. Felt like it was an instruction manual for a lobotomite or some lower life form. If you can't structure or approach your work in the ways those books outline naturally then you should probably stop straining yourself and read a book about how to cope.

>how to read a book
hopefully not in the same alley as the two I mention above.

[Anonymous No.20303454]

>>20303446
it's an interactive book that teaches you various techniques and not as dull as it may appear from the title

[Anonymous No.20303462]

>>20303203
What is the name of the painting on top?

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>>20303453
It sounds like you should have started with How to Read a Book.

[Anonymous No.20303467]

>>20303453
>hopefully not in the same alley as the two I mention above.
it's nothing like those
I got memed into deep work and it was trash

how to read a book is good

[Anonymous No.20303470]

>>20303454
>not as dull
that wasn't my assumption. I just assumed it was pushed too much to be anything real. Figured it would be full of obvious surface level shit.

[Anonymous No.20303486]

>>20303470
let me ask you
how do you read a book?
if your answer is cover-to-cover then this book is for you

[Anonymous No.20303501]

American revolution

[Anonymous No.20303508]

>>20303467
Thanks, I will check it out.
>>20303464
Yes. I thought the other two I mentioned would have been a more pragmatic start. I'm not saying I'm megabrain or a specialsnowflake here, but felt like I was reading books on how to breathe. If I am thankful for one thing, it's not having a shortcircuiting cumbrain

[Anonymous No.20303512]

Christian History starter kit

[Anonymous No.20303513]

>>20303508
I did the opposite as you
I read How to Read a Book first so I bought some other books from that chart and they were airport kiosk tier trash

>felt like I was reading books on how to breathe
yeah exactly

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>>20291654
Imagine wasting your time with any of those fucking retards holy shit get some taste.

[Anonymous No.20303524]

>>20303486
Oh, so it's just one of those "skip around with stuff that bores you" books?

[Anonymous No.20303545]

>>20303513
We should have known better but we forget. How to Read a Book, originally published 1940.
The other three contemporary trash
Never forget about the intellectual rot of our time

[Anonymous No.20303554]

Ancap / Libertarianism

[Anonymous No.20303555]

>>20303524
no.
you will be using techniques learned from the book for the rest of your life.

search the archives or something, I bet an overwhelming amount of people who have read it have said afterwards that it significantly improved their /lit/ game
>>20303545
>originally published 1940.
exactly, it is a book about esoteric reading methods on how to knowledgemaxx from pre-internet humans

[Anonymous No.20303563]

>>20303554
>ancap
Is that what the kids are calling anti-CB these days?

[Anonymous No.20303566]

First seven Ecumenical councils

[Anonymous No.20303570]

>>20303563
Nah, it's just where 15 year olds go before becoming fascist or monarchist.

[Anonymous No.20303574]

Essential Architecture

[Anonymous No.20303579]

>>20303554
>strategy and tactics
>The Helicopter Pilot's Handbook
I'm dying

[Anonymous No.20303584]

>>20303570
kek, they make a full circle around the block these days to arrive there.

[Anonymous No.20303595]

Heian Kamakura ladies diary

[Anonymous No.20303608]

Some anon's stack on graphic design

part 1

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>>20303608

part 2

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>>20303512
Here's something heavier for ya

[Anonymous No.20303691]

ignoring the lainchart anything on cybernetics?

[Anonymous No.20303698]

>>20303512
>>20303689
Also this

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>>20303691

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>>20303700
>skip this woman writer
based

[Anonymous No.20303714]

Pagan charts?

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>>20303691
>>20303700
This too

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>>20303453
Reading how to read a book rn and it's good. Memed into buying the others in that pic although I think make it stick is good.

Deep work and atomic habits are the go to for every brainlet improover it seems buy ill see

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>>20303405
Can anyone recommend life affirming literature like nietzche or camus, i mean in the context of never ending suffering. Sisyphus themed.

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>>20303744
>in the context of never ending suffering
Find Buddha >>20292668

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>>20301587

I need that version of Crash.

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>>20292668
baste

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>>20303916
One day I will read through this chart and I damn well hope that all of those physics books actually have something to do with Jung and the Red Book.

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Anyone have the Tuberculosis Sanatorium chart?

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>>20300252
I think skimming non-fiction is fine but if you're gonna blast through a novel without giving it your full attention then what's the point? (Unless it's something you really don't give a shit about, I guess.)

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>>20303512
Holy Blood Holy Grail, Crusade against the Grail, Plato are essential

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>>20303717
>>20303700
>no Fortunate Fall in either
meh

[Anonymous No.20305073]

Any Philip Dick charts? Trying to read them all

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>>20302981
Cringe hylic

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>>20305093
Cope. Souls dont exist.

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>>20291526
I've been staring at this for 10 minutes and I don't get how any of this makes sense.

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>>20292668
Namaste

[Anonymous No.20305163]

>>20305138
Start: Buy a gun
>Hatcher's notebook
>The Secret World
>Strategy
>follow arrows
>then get info on Animals
>collect generation kill, starship troopers, storm of steel, roadside picnic for light reading during upcoming chaos

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>>20291526
My 2020 reading list, the year I first began reading serious literature.

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>>20301561
What is this, I'm intrigued.

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>>20305258
nice
when will you start guenon?

[Anonymous No.20305698]

>>20291654
>incel core
Imagine “starting” with Nietzsche, you won’t understand anything you drooling retard. Nietzsche is literally talking back to everyone before him. Even if you read the entire canon of European philosophy you would still not get him because the average IQ of this board is 90.

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>>20305698
seething

[Anonymous No.20307151]

God damn I love chart threads. What is it about my autistic brain that loves flowcharts so much?

[Anonymous No.20307186]

>>20303717
>>20303700
thx a lot for these but i meant cybernetics (as discipline) not cyberpunk

[Anonymous No.20307211]

>>20292668
not personally a fan of this guide.

the mind illuminated is trash. swap that out for How to Meditate by Yuttadhammo Bhikku and/or Mindfulness in Plain English by Bhante Gunaratana.

In the Buddha's words is a good text no doubt, but its much easier to just read the Dhammapada with stories/context and the Udana.

The heart sutra can be read before going to Nagarjuna. and Nagarjuna's letter to a friend with tibetan commentary is another very useful text.

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>>20307151
Same fren

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>>20304213
This is an invaluable list. Make no mistake

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>>20307211
>>20292668
Also what the buddha taught is amuch better tl;dr/babbies f8rst than Bhikku Bodhis work

[Anonymous No.20307294]

>>20307151
It imposes order on what would rather be directionless chaos.

[Anonymous No.20307390]

>>20293679
>Deep work
pass, its just a computer scientist saying dude work hard lol
>Make it stick
genuinely based
>Atomic habits
haven't read it
>How to read a book
good but you can skip large swathes of it.

[Anonymous No.20307657]

>>20295519
What utter rubbish lol

[Anonymous No.20307675]

>>20298630
Based and blooming

Best one yet

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>>20303405
That's the one, thanks m8

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>>20305698
No, that's just you retard

[Anonymous No.20309457]

Never thought I'd have another chance to post this.

[Anonymous No.20309467]

Anything on the mid-to-late Roman Empire?

[Anonymous No.20309503]

>>20309457
outliers was pretty good when I read it

[Anonymous No.20309516]

>>20300148
>industrial soceity and its future
>>batshit crazy
You are NGMI

[Anonymous No.20309812]

>>20294686
>I have never seen a good political theory chart
Could you elaborate, what is the problem with most of them? Too focused on their specific ideology?

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>>20303608
>>20303620
"Some anon"
That was Rapture1, show some fucking respect.

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I spend more time looking at book charts than reading

[Anonymous No.20311390]

>>20309467

[Anonymous No.20311515]

start with the Americans

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contributing

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>>20304218
Why is Lolita on an American literature chart?

[Anonymous No.20311558]

some Carl Dung

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anyone have something like this for Aristotle?

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>>20291526
can somebody post a stoicism one? been going through each pic, let me know if I missed the chart if it was previously posted.

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>>20291526

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>>20310002
>respect namefags!!
go back

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>>20311572

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>>20311794
Best one so far. Pic semi related

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>>20303700
>watch out! careful to skip this female writer
This, but unironically.

[Anonymous No.20312434]

>>20311794
The main thing that prevents me from getting into this is the names. I always get them mixed up or frankly find them impossible to pronounce and/or remember.

[Anonymous No.20312472]

>>20312434
I'd start with lectures if I were you. Try "Arsha Bodha Center" on YouTube. They have very good videos that clearly describe Advaitan concepts.

[Anonymous No.20312599]

>>20311959
The world would be a better place if every American read Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution

[Anonymous No.20312725]

>>20312599
>Arsha Bodha Center
Thanks. Should I start with the Gita reading and commentary?

[Anonymous No.20312786]

>>20312725
Try the "Introduction to Vedanta" playlist for content specifically about the Advaitan school of Hinduism, but if you want a more broad idea of Hindu doctrine, then definitely start with the Bhagavad Gita.

[Anonymous No.20312996]

>>20309516
It's very impressive if you've never read a book before. When you remember it was written by a Harvard PhD with unlimited free time it's disappointing.

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>>20300221
Nice

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>>20312996
You have to remember that, even though Ted had delusions of grandeur, he was trying to reach the biggest audience possible through a newspaper. It had to have had length requirements as well as a low ceiling in terms of how complex he could make it. Lucky for you, Ted isn't the only person in history who's been ecopilled.
>picrel

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>>20311802
Some exceptions are made. Show him some fucking respect. I've been on this basket-weaving forum longer than you've been disappointing your parents, you peanut butter candy-ass.

[Anonymous No.20314369]

anyone got the hunter x hunter required reading meme chart?

[Anonymous No.20315570]

>>20314369
This?

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>>20305073
All charts are here
https://mega.nz/folder/kj5hWI6J#0cyw0-ZdvZKOJW3fPI6RfQ/folder/guIyhAzS

[Anonymous No.20316269]

>>20305073
I myself read only MitHC and would recommend it

[Anonymous No.20316924]

>>20293021
>taking islam seriously
nah i'm good haha

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>>20311515
kek

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>>20311390
>Gaius & Aulus Bros 4 LIFE
I know this, and I love it.

[Anonymous No.20317056]

>>20291526
This chart would be an excellent reference if I could fucking read it.
Does anyone have a clearer chart?

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>>20300221
Will reading travel lit make me good at talking with strangers in a different country, getting around places, being more ""adventurous"" and so on? Or is it purely entertainment popcorn?

[Anonymous No.20317297]

>>20317040
Try this too

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>>20314104
and your mind is still poisoned by reddit, because no namefag deserve respect however hard you seethe

[Anonymous No.20317360]

>>20303453
> Felt like it was an instruction manual for a lobotomite or some lower life form. If you can't structure or approach your work in the ways those books outline naturally then you should probably stop straining yourself and read a book about how to cope.

this guy gets it

[Anonymous No.20317476]

>>20302052
Actually, considering the themes of the show, to go unrecognized and forgotten like this would be an ideal result for Lain.

[Anonymous No.20317630]

>>20317297
>/his/guide
>posts Osprey picture book, the latest penguin books historian and bideo gayme
never change

[Anonymous No.20317685]

>>20303453
>Felt like it was an instruction manual for a lobotomite or some lower life form.
That's pretty much what you become if you let video games, social media and other modern entertainment take over your life.

[dago !XvLR0tbIro No.20317835]

>>20312472
>>20312434
>"Arsha Bodha Center" on YouTube
very good channel. consooomed like 20 hours worth of vids over past few days and the goy breaks it down real well

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>>20315570
Actually haven't seen this one before. I remember there's another that's all books. But this one's pretty good lol

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>>20293611
This is actually a great chart. I would only add Eugene Onegin, even though it is poetry, because it is just 'that good' (and a novel in verse anyhow)

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>>20309503
Thought I'd save you all some time.

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>>20305163
>>Strategy
what's the author so I can find this, the chart is so low res that all I can see is "strategy" which isn't enough to get the correct book through google

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>>20318264
I don't think the rest of /lit/ will like this but you probably will

[Anonymous No.20318503]

>>20318415
That's probably the highest res you're gonna get. The lit wiki has the same resolution

[Anonymous No.20318505]

>>20291526
please post the high-res version i can't read shit

[Anonymous No.20318508]

>>20317835
Based and Advaitapilled

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>>20318503
>>20318505
Already said that's the best I can find, but here's another /k/ list at even worse quality just to spite you

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>>20317630
https://imgur.com/gallery/7YLKv
This link will lead you to a treasure trove of history books. Literally enough to last you the rest of your life. Good luck

[Anonymous No.20318545]

>>20317339
Did someone say Reddit?

[Anonymous No.20318563]

>>20318521
i will rape you and your firstborn

[Anonymous No.20318618]

>>20305411
As I understand it, a collection of books written by "gatekeepers" (people who had previously taught a certain ideology) that now feel remorse for teaching said thing.

[Anonymous No.20318649]

there was a great thread on education .
some anon was really well read and offered alot of recs.
they said they'd make a chart.
if your here education anon, im looking forward to your chart and hope you are doing well.

[Anonymous No.20318795]

>>20318649
Don't know what you're talking about but you might like this

[Anonymous No.20318999]

>>20307151
>>20307294
I hate charts for that reason. I'd rather get a list in reading order. Charts are autistic and hardly different than the graphs and charts on reddit. At least here there is useful information on them.

[Anonymous No.20319080]

>>20318415
>what's the author
Basil H. Liddel Hart

[Anonymous No.20319098]

>>20309457
Is Art of the Deal an actual good read?
Or is it just if you want business insight?

[Anonymous No.20319260]

>>20319098
Don't know but I'd just read this instead

[Anonymous No.20319529]

>>20303453
>read a book about how to cope.
Reading any book is a cope

[Anonymous No.20319601]

>>20302804
Zen and Japanese Culture by DT Suzuki talks about this a lot.

[Anonymous No.20319618]

>>20303689
>Marcus Aurelius
>Plotinus
Reading these is much better than all the pseudo-Judaic Christian junk.

[Anonymous No.20319622]

>>20304194
Great chart. Taoism and Zen are a Doomer + Zoomer synthesis

[Anonymous No.20319631]

>>20311554
Nabokov is American

[Anonymous No.20319911]

>>20303916

kek

[Anonymous No.20320328]

>>20303501
John Adams is/was the absolute most boring book. This man is actually more boring alive than dead. I'd swap his dinky rated G story for McCullough's Pioneers.

[Anonymous No.20320403]

>>20320328
I watched the John Adamce TV show and feel asleep around the second episode when they are drafting the constitution or some shit and he's complaining about it, like WHY aren't we doing this DIFFERENTLY
Made me think I just really don't care about American independance and all that

[Anonymous No.20320599]

>>20319631
Nabokov was born on 22 April 1899 (10 April 1899 Old Style) in Saint Petersburg[

[Anonymous No.20320719]

>>20318503
>Seafaring
I need more of this. Would love some pirate stories.

[Anonymous No.20320853]

>>20320719
Got you covered

[Anonymous No.20320888]

Charts about become a real man and stop being a bum?

[Anonymous No.20320891]

[Anonymous No.20320952]

>>20320853
Thanks, famalam

[Anonymous No.20321033]

>>20318618
its about ppl misguiding others with regard to conspiracy shit then writing a book late in life about how the conspiracy shit was right all along

[Anonymous No.20321055]

Anything on women writers? I liked Kavan's Ice.

[Anonymous No.20321200]

>>20321055
>woman
ngmi bud

[Anonymous No.20321370]

>>20291846
>a bunch of perennialism syncretist crap
>"Orthodox"
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.20321395]

>>20321055
This has a bunch of feminist bullshit in it

[Anonymous No.20321453]

>politics
>buddhism
>christianity
>self-help
>"the iron pill"
>intellectual window dressing for childrens cartoons
>like 1 chart on fiction that wasnt a mishmash of russia's greatest hits
fucking hell this board is awful

[Anonymous No.20321543]

>>20321453

[Anonymous No.20321546]

>>20321453
I don't see the problem with anything you just listed

[Anonymous No.20321554]

>>20321453
>waaaaah
>you can't post politics here! you can't encourage men to start lifting! you have to read lakeisha's 200 page memoir on blm!
fuck off, nobody wants you here.

[Anonymous No.20321555]

What should I read to become a faggot?

[Anonymous No.20321595]

>>20321453

[Anonymous No.20321599]

>>20321555
Whatever this guy is reading >>20321453

[Anonymous No.20321602]

>>20321555
Reject faggotry embrace erotica

[Anonymous No.20321676]

>>20321546
Why is Holes that far down? Maybe it's just because I was a kid when the movie came out, but I just feel like that should be so normie tier.

[Anonymous No.20321770]

>>20304933
Thanks for posting this anon. I'm just starting to get into late antiquity so this is very helpful

[Anonymous No.20321793]

>>20321595
First 2 based. Never heard of the last one.

[Anonymous No.20321808]

>>20309118
What chart is this?

[Anonymous No.20321962]

>>20320403
Kek. John was a drybag. Even episodes of Recess made it insanely clear discussing u.s. history. Every other forefather couldn't stand him.
Benji was the real beast to party with. Ok 2 scoops of raisins Adams wouldn't even travel with Franklin, he was so wild.

[Anonymous No.20321981]

>>20320888
I'm a pussy too, help anons

[Anonymous No.20322139]

>>20309516
How can one post be so jewish?

[Anonymous No.20322144]

>>20311549
do you have the 2022 or 2021 lit book chart?

[Anonymous No.20322166]

>254 posts in
>no starting with the Greeks
bruh

[Anonymous No.20322178]

>>20321453
>complaining that other people are reading
>on a literature board
And where is your chart?

[Anonymous No.20322191]

>>20291654
You made this?

[Anonymous No.20322272]

>>20322166
This whole thread is teenagers posting groups of vaguely related books to adopt as fashions rather than for any genuine attempt at understanding reality. Don't expect anyone here to care about any systematic chronological approach to literature

[Anonymous No.20322407]

>>20309812
No it's just that with a lot of them it feels as though that the person who made the chart didn't read most if not all of the books on it. Like they'll link books with don't or barely have any connection with one another in terms of its contents, they'll forget really obvious picks, or if the chart has categories they'll put some of the books in the wrong ones.

If you want any good recommendations for political books I'd recommend either looking at the footnotes of a book you like and see if the author has something like "for an excellent critique of X or excellent point on Y read Z" or look up to see if the author or any of the modern followers of the author has ever made some sort of bibliography on good books, and if you can't find something like that then it doesn't hurt to just email the person / their followers.

[Anonymous No.20322450]

>>20322166
I'm going to start with the Greeks bros. I read the Illiad a while back and it was wonderful.

[Anonymous No.20322622]

>>20293610
Seconded. Also does anyone have an archeology chart?

[Anonymous No.20322646]

>>20302695
The birdhouse is in your soul, anon, you just need to bring it out :)

[Anonymous No.20322736]

>>20321981
>>20320888
1/3

[Anonymous No.20322742]

>>20322736
2/3

[Anonymous No.20322748]

>>20322742
3/3, also start browsing /fit/

[Anonymous No.20322770]

>>20322646
...I don't think you got the reference, but you actually added to the meme in a way you can't possibly understand.

It's a reference to the podcast Exodus Americanus, btw

[Anonymous No.20322775]

>>20322770
You got a chart for that podcast fren?

[Anonymous No.20322783]

>>20322775
Go outside and find a big rock.

Tbh, you probably could construct a chart for them tho, but it would only include Dune and Berserk, and maybe Count of Monte Christo to make Walrus happy.

[Anonymous No.20322841]

>>20303514
post diary

[Anonymous No.20322871]

I looked at every image in this thread an no cultivation recs. SAD.

[Anonymous No.20324034]

>>20322272
>systematic chronological approach to literature
Sounds boring bro

[Anonymous No.20324074]

>>20322407
I feel like I would need to see an example of such a chart
It sounds like you are very passionate about the subject, why not give your hand at making a chart

[Anonymous No.20324097]

>>20321453
oy vey

[Anonymous No.20324139]

>>20322736
>>20322742
>>20322748
Thank you, i've saved them in a folder called "Stop Being a Pussy". Today i start with the iliad and l'education physique

[Anonymous No.20324159]

>>20324034
it's profoundly exciting

[Anonymous No.20324169]

>>20307211
>the mind illuminated is trash
What about Ingram's book? Or The Path to Nibbana (that one's for metta)?

[Anonymous No.20324207]

>>20324169
haven't read either:
my reading list at the moment is:
Why Am I Not A Buddhist, by Thompson.
Then two books on lay Buddhism, one by a monk (can't remember which one), one by a guy called patrick somebody or something like that.

[Anonymous No.20324438]

some days ago i saw a chart with bronze age mindset on it surronded by some other book. There weren't many, maybe three or four. Do you have that chart or any related ones?

[Anonymous No.20324442]

>>20324074
The chart that's the best example of what I'm talking about is >>20303554
Some of the things that stand out the most are:
The essay The Use of Knowledge in Society is already in the book Individualism and Economic Order, why is it its own separate thing next to the book?
Why is Choice and The Mises Reader next to Human Action and MES? Choice is a beginner's version of HA and should be moved down to the novice section, the Mises Reader is likewise a bunch of excerpts from Mises' books it should also be moved down if you even want to put it on the list.
What does What Has Government Done to Our Money and The Road to Serfdom have to do with one another? I don't even think The Road to Serfdom talks about money, and also what does it have to do with A Theory of Socialism and Capitalism? At most you could maybe draw a connection between the two in terms of calling central planning bad but even then Hoppe disregards Hayek's idea of a "knowledge problem," not in this book necessarily but still.
Why is Chaos Theory so high up? The book is meant to be an introduction and is only 70 pages long.
In the refutation section why is the refutation for Keynes Human Action? HA is a good book but it's such an obvious pick to instead choose Hazlitt's The Failure of New Economics, the book literally meant to be a refutation of Keynes' book.
Likewise why is John Rawl's refutation Anarchy, State, and Utopia? I get that book was actually meant to be a refutation but it fucking sucks and is super fucking boring to read, Ethics of Liberty should've been put there instead.
Mises' book Socialism is fine as a refutation for Marx but why isn't Bohm Bawerk's Karl Marx and the Close of His System also included? That book was designed to be a refutation to Marx specifically after he released the third volume of his book Das Kapital.
For books that weren't included, why isn't For a New Liberty and Egalitarianism as a Revolt against Nature on the list? The former is meant to be a manifesto on Libertarianism.
Also remove Ayn Rand from the precursors of Ancap list she fucking sucks.

I could go on with the list but you get the main gist. I don't want to make a chart because I don't feel like it. If you actually want to know what to read though just look up Hans-Hermann Hoppe's article "Anarcho Capitalism: An Annotated Bibliography"

[Anonymous No.20324604]

>>20324438
i think i saw it, one of them was Harassment Architecture if i remember correctly

[Anonymous No.20324621]

>>20303462
Painting of John Muir in Kings Canyon National Park

[Anonymous No.20324861]

Any charts on Asimov?

[Anonymous No.20324864]

>>20321676
Did you miss the dictionary on the second to last line

[Anonymous No.20325194]

>>20324861

[Anonymous No.20325213]

>>20324861
And this (kinda)

[Anonymous No.20325231]

any charts on math? I remember seeing one on /a/.

[Anonymous No.20325295]

>>20325231

[Anonymous No.20325381]

>>20325295
thank you! i remember there being a simplified version with anime girls on it too.

[Anonymous No.20325498]

>>20324864
tbf, if you're reading the Dictionary, you're pretty far down there.

[Anonymous No.20327124]

>>20305698
this is true for all major philosophers. philosophy is built on the foundation of previous works in the field, very obviously so. anyone who says otherwise is a liar or a readlet and more likely both.

[Anonymous No.20327185]

>>20327124
does that mean that you think philosophy should be approached in a chronological way?

[Anonymous No.20327258]

>>20301587
>Yiddish

[Anonymous No.20327332]

>>20327185
Read what interests you and work through the author's influences and citations. Even if you hate French philosophy because the culture war posters said you have to, Deleuze covers enormous ground and is a good introduction to Nietzsche, Spinoza, Bergson

[Anonymous No.20327336]

And to Plato as well

[Anonymous No.20327677]

>>20301561
What is this? I’m also intrigued

[Anonymous No.20327689]

>>20302804
Musashi

[Anonymous No.20327693]

>>20321808
The relationship with older women chart.

[Anonymous No.20328232]

Does anybody have ones about Sparta or Ancient Greek city states?

[Z No.20329123]

>>20298078
>no Jefferson bio
>no Twain, either his fiction or his underated non fiction
>keynes
>muh Douglas
>Over 3 fucking Theodore bios
6/10

[Anonymous No.20329160]

>>20300229
im currently reading the greek list and have read most of the jung one.I think a lot of people do actually use lists their useful.

[Anonymous No.20329201]

>>20325213
that went downhill rather quickly

[Anonymous No.20329217]

>>20300229
I have bought and read over a dozen books because of threads like these.

[Anonymous No.20329237]

>>20303574
Needs more Andrea Palladio.

[Anonymous No.20329259]

>>20291526
I don't really get what the Campaigns of Napoleon is doing there
It's a great book don't get me wrong but it's just kind of out of place

[Anonymous No.20329331]

>>20293593
I really recomend the ghost in the machine as well.

[Anonymous No.20329497]

>>20320599
Not the person you were talking to but I consider Lolita Russian and American because the writer is Russian but he wrote the book in English and then translated it himself into Russian.

[Anonymous No.20329506]

>>20322144
We're still a couple months behind for a 2022 chart friend.

[Anonymous No.20329609]

>>20322166
>no Heraclitus
ngmi

[dago No.20329710]

>>20322191
yes
ur welcome

[Anonymous No.20330303]

[Anonymous No.20331036]

All this grave, self-important bunk... anyone got a comedy chart? I'm talking ancient, renaissance, modern, anything from Aristophanes to Chaucer to Toole.

[Anonymous No.20331321]

>>20292441
FIFY

[Anonymous No.20331374]

>>20298078
>four books on lyndon johnson
>three on roosevelt
>dipshit "great books of the western world" picks thrown in for no reason
kill yourself