/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.21996915]

Name three books you've read and enjoyed by leftist writers to prove you're not biased

[Anonymous No.21996924]

>>21996915
Thomas Bernhard
Thomas Ligotti
Franz Kafka

Though they're not "leftist" in contemporary degen left lib type moralist shit.

[Anonymous No.21996927]

>>21996924
They are racist classical libs
not leftists

[Anonymous No.21996934]

>>21996915
invisible cities
one hundred years of solitude
life and fate

[Anonymous No.21996973]

>>21996915
Conquest of bread
Doughnut economics
Bullshit jobs

[Anonymous No.21997021]

>>21996915
Arkady Gaidar
Antonio Pigliaru
Charles Babbage
And I can go on for so long...

Proof that I am not a commie: Hitler wrote that learning dates is for the most part useless(commies don't read Mein Kampf), the two books of Maccabees don't contain any reference to God (commies don't read so much Bible), without the Superstructure it will never be known if the Base is structured in a communist way (commies don't realize it).

[Anonymous No.21997035]

>>21997021
Also, I forgot, books in order of the author:
the drummer boy and two other stories
La vendetta barbaricina come ordinamento giuridico
On the economy of machinery

I wonder what books, written by rightwingers, did anons enjoy...

[Anonymous No.21997099]

>>21996915
Nelson L.H. - Biology and Feminism. A Philosophical Introduction (2017) (actually, an infodump on contextual empiricism epistemology with examples from baboon primatology, Darwin's sexual selection theory and sociobiological Parental Investment Theory)

Nitzan J., Bichler Sh. - Capital as Power (2009) (the authors explicitly proclaim that they are leftits and hate capitalism, but the book is valuable as a huge collection of arguments against both mainstream and marxoid economies)

Agamben G. - The Omnibus Homo Sacer (2017) (leftoids absolutely loved him before his covid anti-vac stance)

[Anonymous No.21997101]

>>21996915
This thread would be more interesting if we had to list 3 left-wing and 3 right-wing books

[Anonymous No.21997121]

>>21997101
You'd be more interesting if you showed some initiative instead of just whining.

[Anonymous No.21997124]

>>21997121
I thought about it but it's too late

[Anonymous No.21997129]

>>21997124
Sucks to be you!

[Anonymous No.21997148]

>>21996915
The fellowship of the ring
The two towers
The return of the king

[Anonymous No.21997163]

>>21997148
Tolkien is anything but leftist

[Anonymous No.21997184]

>>21997163
supported anarchy - check
wanted to merge with the Absolute - check
hobbits are gay - check

[Anonymous No.21997196]

You definitely have a left=tranny small 4chan worldview

[Anonymous No.21997200]

>>21996915
I'm biased. So what?

[Anonymous No.21997204]

>>21997184
He was a catholic conservative who wanted "small" government. Just your average republican if you go by American politics for reference.

[Anonymous No.21997211]

>>21997196
like it or not, that *is* the left in the modern west.

[Anonymous No.21997216]

I have no idea what is leftist or rightist. I suggest you have sex.

[Anonymous No.21997217]

>>21997216
Progressive or chud in plane terms

[Anonymous No.21997248]

>>21997216
stop trying to steal my vril

[Anonymous No.21997307]

>>21997216
>I'm not retarded. I'm just nuanced!

[Anonymous No.21997577]

>>21997211
filthy baizuos are an exception on a world scale, you filthy american exceptionalist

[Anonymous No.21997582]

i don't read

[Anonymous No.21997589]

>>21997216
Believing that people are fundamentally good and it is only their environment/society/ideology which corrupts them vs. believing that people are fundamentally selfish and tribalist and therefore their ideologies are little else but the after the fact rationalizations of these tribalistic impulses.

[Anonymous No.21997600]

>>21997589
>retard doesn't understand leftism
Anarchists are extremely pessimistic about human nature and that's why they don't trust anyone with power.
Marxists think it's useless to make generalizations about human nature because it changes with material conditions and culture and circumstances.

[Anonymous No.21997627]

>>21997600
Do you have book recommendations about anarchism? Please no Bakunin, too dry.

[Anonymous No.21997638]

>>21996915
Contemporary lefties?
Smoke and Mirrors (Neil Gaiman)
Crónicas del Ángel Gris (Alejandro Dolina)
Cien Años de Soledad (Gabriel García Márquez)

[Anonymous No.21997642]

>>21996927
The Old Man and The Sea
The Trial
Death In Venice

[Anonymous No.21997645]

>>21997642
Thomas Mann was a conservative revolutionary chud when he wrote Death in Venice

[Anonymous No.21997652]

>>21997627
William gillis

[Anonymous No.21997724]

Steinbeck
H.G. Wells
Asimov
But besides some contemporary authors I don't see many others on my shelf, so I am probably pretty biased anyways.

[Anonymous No.21998077]

>>21997577
American exceptionalism is true in some sense, we are, or were different before the elites tried to make us a worse version of Europe, with hate speech laws and pushing for gun restrictions and a giant welfare state. The truth is, we’re not like them at all, and trying to do so will sap of us of the little identity we have left. Also fuck zipperheads.

[Anonymous No.21998083]

>>21996915
As per the topic of thread I guess Marx, Bakunin, and Rousseau if he counts. Maybe Agamben, but it was his theopolitical works mainly

[Anonymous No.21998104]

>author has political opinions
Into the trash it goes