/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.20521616]

What is some essential /fitlit/? Anyone have any charts? I want to be like this homo.

[Anonymous No.20521739]

Bump

[Anonymous No.20521779]

>>20521616
>I want to be like this homo.
kys

[Anonymous No.20521791]

>>20521779
you will never be straight

[Anonymous No.20521817]

>>20521779
Post body

[Anonymous No.20521823]

[Anonymous No.20521824]

>>20521616
I like reading mythology and epic for gym motivation

[dago No.20521949]

>>20521616
brother, read the Eddas

[Anonymous No.20522125]

>>20521949
Hail, my brother in Odin

[Anonymous No.20522221]

>>20521616
Art and Revolution by Richard Wagner.

>The free Greek, who set himself upon the pinnacle of Nature, could procreate Art from very joy in manhood: the Christian, who impartially cast aside both Nature and himself; could only sacrifice to his God on the altar of renunciation; he durst not bring his actions or his work as offering, but believed that he must seek His favour by abstinence from all self−prompted venture. Art is the highest expression of activity of a race that has developed its physical beauty in unison with itself and Nature; and man must reap the highest joy from the world of sense, before he can mould therefrom the implements of his art; for from the world of sense alone, can he derive so much as the impulse to artistic creation.
>Hand−in−hand with the dissolution of the Athenian State, marched the downfall of Tragedy. As the spirit of Community split itself along a thousand lines of egoistic cleavage, so was the great united work of Tragedy disintegrated into its individual factors. Above the ruins of tragic art was heard the cry of the mad laughter of Aristophanes, the maker of comedies; and, at the bitter end, every impulse of Art stood still before Philosophy, who read with gloomy mien her homilies upon the fleeting stay of human strength and beauty.
>Art is Beauty energised.

[dago No.20522228]

>>20522221
based wagnerfag