book chart thread

[Anonymous No.23104274]

[Anonymous No.23104342]

>>23104274
What a fucking mess.

[Anonymous No.23104350]

>>23104274
what book do I have to read to understand this retarded ass chart

[Anonymous No.23104357]

people need to stop treating calculus as the next step of math you must study. it really betrays your own ignorance and inability to analyze your own education

[Anonymous No.23104390]

>>23104274
better chart

[Anonymous No.23104563]

Can someone make a baby book chart? Not just kid literature, baby literature. Stuff like 4chan approved compilations of nursery rhymes and books with gimmicks babies like.

[Anonymous No.23105136]

>>23104274

[Anonymous No.23106216]

>>23105136

[Anonymous No.23106256]

>>23104274
>>23104390
The best chart.

[Anonymous No.23106404]

>>23106256
imo, calculus is not all that necessary. Just read comprehensive analysis books like Zorich or Amann Escher which do both simultaneously

[Anonymous No.23106416]

You can complete bypass mathematics if you take The Lain Pill

[Anonymous No.23106552]

>>23106416
seems cool
what's the kukai connection?

[Anonymous No.23106596]

>>23104274
Bump
This thread should be eternal

[Anonymous No.23106841]

someone tell me a cheat code to enjoying math more because I have about 4 years left of it in my engi pathway, lol. I haven't even started college alg yet because I went back to school so late, forgot all of alg 1/2. I just wanna love it like other people do :(

[Anonymous No.23106849]

>>23104274
>>23104390
>>23106256
All these charts are meme tier, if you want to learn math try doing Rudin(Principles of Real Analysis) and Gilbert Strang(Linear Algebra). You'll be able to branch into any other field of maths after that

[Anonymous No.23106907]

>>23106416
Why devilman?

[Anonymous No.23106961]

>>23106841
Find inspiration. Either (1) read math history/biography books, or (2) read recreational/pop-sci math books, or (3) pure curiosity from yourself.
I took the 1st option. Unironically starter from the Greek then move your way along the historical timeline—it's fine if you don't understand most of them, the point is to make you curious about the nature of math itself.
If you are at the point of interesting in math enough—time when you don't have to force yourself to learn or read about math—read the first two books of >>23104274
Note: if you want to pick a fun branch of math, pick number theory. Elementary number theory is pissed easy to understand, more fun to fuck around with, and you don't need much math knowledge to go far. "An introduction to the theory of number" by Hardy and Wright is a recommended reading.

[Anonymous No.23107025]

>>23105136
>Nooo how dare you make a good thread. I wanted to kill a thread for my shit post of the week

[Anonymous No.23107076]

I feel like digging up weird books about an obscure topic. Is there some chart you guys would like made?

[Anonymous No.23107135]

>>23106416
how many of those are actually relevant?

[Anonymous No.23107257]

>>23106552
strong affinities between Buddhist epistemology, pomo, and cybernetics, Kūkai's version of "emptiness" is something of an early foray into semiotics
>>23106907
goes clubbing to transform into a superior being, questioning of godhood
>>23107135
everything is connected

[Anonymous No.23107275]

>>23107257
okay, now without using memes

[Anonymous No.23107278]

>>23107275
How am I supposed to communicate?

[Anonymous No.23107296]

why the fuck does every one of these chart threads have MATH???????????
on /lit/????????????????????
go to /sci/ you fucking MORONS this comes off incredibly ingenuine every single time
t. math grad

[Anonymous No.23107389]

>>23107296
no one asked

[Anonymous No.23107607]

>>23106849
>if you want to learn math try doing Rudin(Principles of Real Analysis) and Gilbert Strang(Linear Algebra). You'll be able to branch into any other field of maths after that
Filthy analyst hands typed this.

[Anonymous No.23107764]

>>23107076
yes

[Anonymous No.23107798]

>>23107076
Lycanthropy

[Anonymous No.23107933]

>>23106841
for me a love grew out of trying difficult problems, really engaging with the problem-solving process, and failing. Then why I would look up the solutions or go to a forum to ask for guidance, it became very pleasurable to follow the logic and arguments that others put forward. So you could say my love of mathematics grew out of appreciation for the difficulty of the subject and admiration for the clever people who could make progress where I couldnt

[Anonymous No.23107938]

[Anonymous No.23108036]

>>23106841
Check out the yt channel 3Bue1Brown. I think it does a pretty good job showing the beauty of mathematics.

[Anonymous No.23108098]

>>23107938
kekd

[Anonymous No.23108313]

Tie-breaking round for /lit/'s favorite children's books. Vote for your favorites here:

https://forms.gle/QuSzQ6KgfGSex9uq7

Related thread: >>23108191

[Anonymous No.23108346]

cmon lets see some rare charts in here

[Anonymous No.23108349]

>>23106256
Is there an alternative to Principles of Mathematics that covers the same material?
I'm having a hard time finding a copy of it.

[Anonymous No.23108364]

>>23108349
its on annas archive

[Anonymous No.23108379]

>>23108364
I'm looking for a physical copy

[Anonymous No.23108392]

Should I read Euclid in the original Greek?

[Anonymous No.23108409]

>can't find half of the books...

[Anonymous No.23108790]

>>23106404
in the UK we just start with analysis. At this point I don't even know what is calculus.

[Anonymous No.23108798]

When I hear someone claiming to love math I always think the same thing
Yah you’re gay

[Anonymous No.23110091]

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[Anonymous' No.23110550]

Lang - Basic Mathematics

Foundations -
Enderton - Elements of Set Theory
Enderton - Logic
Enderton Recursion

Geometry
Hartshorne - Geometry: Euclid and Beyond (Concurrently with Euclid's Elements)
Coxeter - Geometry Revisited
Coxeter - Intro to Geometry

Calc + LA
Shilov - Linear Algebra
Apostol - Calculus I and II
Spivak - Calc on Manifolds

Misc -
Abbot - Understanding Analysis
Dedekind - Continuity and Irrational Numbers
Laczcovich - Conjecture and Proof (Good variety)

Order is not at all set in stone. Red in order of what interests you, although there are some obvious dependencies.

[Anonymous No.23110568]

[Anonymous No.23110717]

Any psychology or Lacan charts?

[Anonymous No.23110820]

>>23110717
2nd for psychology charts. I've kindof formed my own in conjunction with chat gpt but I like these charts because they often suggest the most well-reviewed publications that I might otherwise overlook

[Anonymous No.23111319]

Any fashy/third pos/etc book charts?

[Anonymous No.23111325]

>>23111319

[Anonymous No.23111334]

>>23111325

[Anonymous No.23112710]

My favourite books are Gravity's Rainbow by Pynchon, Platform by Houellebecq, 2666 by Bolaño and Là-Bas by Huysmans. Any charts related? Maybe some schizo-coded chart or so.

[Anonymous No.23113173]

>>23110717
Only found this

[Anonymous No.23114429]

>>23113173
This is an awful chat.

[Anonymous No.23114448]

[Anonymous No.23116156]

>>23107389
>thread about plants
>someone posts about veggie burgers
>this really belongs in /ck/
>no one asked for your opinion on the thing we are all opining on

why are you so retarded.

[Anonymous No.23116169]

>>23106849
>>23107607
SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW I INTO MATH???

[Anonymous No.23117313]

brap!

[Anonymous No.23117342]

>>23114448
thanks, this will really help with my decor!

[Anonymous No.23117555]

>>23107938
Rude

[Anonymous No.23117557]

>>23107938
Someone actually wasted their time making this

[Anonymous No.23117804]

>>23116156
no one cares

[Anonymous’ No.23118052]

>>23116169
>>23110550

[Anonymous No.23118071]

>>23117557
>hasn't started with the americans
>will never make it
Seethe

[Anonymous No.23118083]

>>23106416
Basic bitch list

[Anonymous No.23118112]

Does anyone have one for W40K? Not the Horus Heresy, mind you

[Anonymous No.23118201]

[Anonymous No.23118503]

>>23118201
horror fags what is the most deeply disturbing book you have read?

Not perhaps the most "SAW-movie"-like gory, but truly, movingly disturbing horror book you have read? I don't read much genre fiction but do love a good horror movie, as rare as that is

[Anonymous No.23118543]

>>23118503
You might want to check out this chart. Also, you should check out The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum. It's based on real events (the murder of Sylvia Likens), which are somehow a lot worse than in the novel.

[Anonymous No.23119068]

is pic related good? or are there better stuff to start with / read

[Anonymous No.23119217]

>>23119068
That seems very pretentious, and not very good to start with. Some that I've read and think might be better to start with:
>Albert Camus - The Stranger
>Lev Tolstoy - The Death of Ivan Ilyich
>Chinua Achebe - Things Fall Apart
>Anton Chekhov - Stories
>J.D. Salinger - The Catcher in the Rye
>Ivan Turgenev - Fathers and Sons
>Virginia Woolf - Mrs Dalloway (the stream-of-consciousness might be hard to get into if you haven't read much literature before, but it's pretty short)
>Fyodor Dostoyevsky - The Brothers Karamazov (it's huge though, and Crime and Punishment is also very good)
>John Steinbeck - Of Mice and Men
>Stefan Zweig - Chess Story

[Anonymous No.23120074]

>>23107296
Math grad here. Go fuck yourself.

[Anonymous No.23120217]

>>23119068
At a glance, several of the books are contradictory to each other. They seem like a list made by someone to just say they've read these important works, without any desire to internalize their lessons

[Anonymous No.23120583]

>>23116169
Go to Khan academy
Learn the mechanics of it
Try to reach a deeper understanding of it

There

[Anonymous No.23120685]

[Anonymous No.23120937]

>>23106416
Can you put this in a non-tranny format

[Anonymous No.23120947]

>>23106416
neuromancer sucks donkey dick
you really don’t need that manga man, grow up
also how are you gonna put spinoza on there and not deleuze?
+1 for flatline constructs though

[Anonymous No.23120952]

>>23119217
great list
i would make this high school material if gen Z Amerilards weren’t all retarded

[Anonymous No.23121060]

>>23119217
thanks, just finished the stranger yesterday, and already read the catcher in the rye before. starting crime and punishment now

[Anonymous No.23121072]

>>23119217
>>23119068
>>23120217
here's the original pic i found on the sig mega that someone sent before. yeah, like other anons said, it looks like a brag list rather than actually understanding what was read

[Anonymous No.23121142]

I got a few.

[Anonymous No.23121146]

[Anonymous No.23121151]

[Anonymous No.23121155]

[Anonymous No.23121164]

>>23104357
Explain.

[Anonymous No.23121220]

>>23119217
i kinda wanna start to read mediations, seems like it has really good ideas that I'd like. Is it fine for me to dive right in with little to no amount of literature expertise? Or should I start with something from your list?

[Anonymous No.23121500]

an incomplete writing chart of an anon who tried to make a writing chart

[Anonymous No.23121584]

/r/ing charts on alien fiction books and folklore books

[Anonymous No.23121591]

>>23108409
Shouldn't you first read the Torah?

[Anonymous No.23121595]

>>23110568
>today imperialism monopoly the highest has become stage a fact of capitalism

[Anonymous No.23121811]

>>23121220
I haven't read Meditations myself, but it seems helpful to read a little bit into the cultural, philosophical, and historical background before reading a book like that without prior knowledge. I'm looking a bit into it, and the Penguin Classics version has explanatory notes and an introduction that does just that, so that might be a good way to read it.

[Anonymous No.23121839]

>>23114429
>chat
kys

[Anonymous No.23122718]

>>23107938
What would a serious version of this look like kek

[Anonymous No.23122862]

>>23108790
it's just analysis without the proofs

[Anonymous No.23123108]

Here you go, fresh out of GIMP. Maybe I'll create some book recommendation levels someday.

[Anonymous No.23123164]

>>23123108
irish people dont even speak irish anon

[Anonymous No.23123170]

>>23123164
Well, that's not really fully true, but there is definitely not enough. This is why I've been helping to fix this problem. :)

[Anonymous No.23123173]

>>23123170
im just trolling anon good on you for whatever effort you make toward cultural preservation. Always a noble pursuit

[Anonymous No.23123193]

>>23123173
I appreciate it, anon. There really is a problem with the language not being used enough, though, but I have noticed a lot more interest in the younger generation and the diaspora, so I'm doing everything I can to make this as available as possible.
lol off-topic but I'm glad I don't live in NI. I don't know how familiar you might be with things, but it's a pretty divisive topic apparently. I mean, I get in straight up fighting-words-tier arguments with loyalists who complain about my wanting Irish to be an option with all government interactions. Shits retarded.

[Anonymous No.23123609]

>>23123108
le meas

There are some pretty good anki decks for building up vocab

[Anonymous No.23124236]

>>23123609
Very nice. Hilariously, I have 4 of the 6. I've heard some good things from Nichols. Unfortunately, my Handbook of the Irish revival was scribbled in by some woman for the first dozen or so pages.

[Anonymous No.23124477]

>>23123193
it should be taught in school at least

[Anonymous No.23124555]

>>23113173
>Dennet
>Pinker

[Anonymous No.23125786]

>>23106416
maybe simulacra & simulation and neuromancer are relevant, based on the summaries I've read. The rest is not.
Thus far the most lain-pilled book I've read is one, no one and one hundred thousand, check it out.

[Anonymous No.23126004]

just made this yesterday

[Anonymous No.23126018]

>>23125786
>hasn’t read
>presumes to know, to speak

[Anonymous No.23126025]

>>23123609
Is there one for the Scots?

[Anonymous No.23126035]

>>23126004
too tiny

[Anonymous No.23126036]

>>23126018
you talking about the maker of the chart?

[Anonymous No.23126070]

>>23126004
how do you make charts? do you use photoshop

[Anonymous No.23126093]

>>23126004
Make sure the picture is bigger than that. Also, you might be interested in Vermis, by Plastiboo. Definitely check it out!

[Anonymous No.23126226]

>>23124555
absolutely nothing wrong with them

[Anonymous No.23126250]

>>23126036
It doesn't look like he is talking about the maker of the chart. Look at who he is responding it
>based on the summaries I've read
This implies they haven't read the books, yet still feels able to comment on them. Imagine a world where everyone has only read summaries and sparks notes. How disappointing.

[Anonymous No.23126280]

>>23121155
Honoré De Ballsack looks like a chud kek

[Anonymous No.23126315]

>>23126250
imagine a world where everyone is as autistic as you

[Anonymous No.23126913]

>>23126070
I use topster3
https://topsters.org
but as another anon stated it was too tiny, I agree. so I might as well recreated it in photoshop
>>23126093
thanks, the art looks amazing

[Anonymous No.23126987]

>>23126004
Maybe this’ll be better

[Anonymous No.23127555]

>>23107938
Reading “How to Make Friends and Influence People” would probably be the most be beneficial read for the vast majority of this board. I don’t give a crackerjack of a fuck how corny you might think it is, remember it next time some sped gets a promotion or award over you. It was because you couldn’t make small talk, because your beady little eyes couldn’t hold proper contact. If you didn’t need the book, you wouldn’t be here.

[Anonymous No.23127625]

>>23122718
Basically this https://www.loa.org/books/loa_collection/

[Anonymous No.23127654]

>>23104390
31 yo here with only a basic understanding of high school math
Will I be able to understand higher level math or will I waste my time and end up wanting to kill myself?

[Anonymous No.23127812]

>>23127654
As everything it depends how autistic you are or how much grit you can have. I have met people irl and in video games that scare me by just how hard they work.

[Anonymous No.23127911]

A few weeks back, an anon created a list of horror books. It was an exhaustive one. Like hundreds of names. Does someone have it? And I'm pushing my luck here but recently there was this thread asking for books that don't make it on those /lit/ books of the year. Did anything come out of that? Thank you!

[Anonymous No.23128024]

anyone made any charts for cs. no easy read in two days Reddit trashware tho (nand2tetris and the like).

>>23121151
gonna read some books from this chart thanks anon

[Anonymous No.23128391]

Made this a couple of hours ago

[Anonymous No.23128425]

>>23107938
HAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.23128452]

>>23118503
this list is much better >>23118543

I've only read a handful here but it's probably 120 days for me, but even then there was a lot of value in reading it. Story of the Eye is by far my favorite in the chart.

[Anonymous No.23128486]

>>23128391
Read most of these, but saving this image anyway for suggestions. Good one, anon.

[Anonymous No.23128501]

>>23128486
Thanks!

[Anonymous No.23128609]

>>23121500
Very cool!

[Anonymous No.23128766]

>>23110717
Have you heard of nosubject.com?
They have a Lacan bibliography.

[Anonymous No.23128796]

>>23121220
Meditations gets into deeper philosophy at times, talking about the "logos" and how we should think of it. This is a fairly small part of the book though, and I enjoyed it just thinking something like "universal order" whenever the logos came up. If you're religious, I think thinking of it as God in a broad sense would be good.
Other than that, it's pretty approachable as long as you keep an open mind to other ways of life (it's 1800 years old, after all). It frequently puts the well-being of the community above the prospering of the individual, which can be easy to disagree with, but at the same time it's refreshing to read something from such a different perspective.
It's a work of aphoristic literature divided into about 600 (I think? that may be off) short sections, which range in length from one sentence to one page. For the most part they stand on their own, so don't be afraid to just read a few sections at a time. Give them some thought and come back if you want to keep reading, don't feel like you have to read half the book in one go. You'd actually get far less out of it if you did that.
Oh, and the first chapter is basically a gratitude journal where he thanks the people close to him. Feel free to start with chapter two if you don't want to learn the guy's family tree. The tl;dr is that Marcus Aurelius's father died when he was three, and the emperor of Rome, Antoninus Pius, adopted him. When he died, Marcus became co-emperor with his jock brother, Lucius Verus. He also died a few years later, leaving Marcus as sole emperor. Also note that he had a huge number of children die early. He had at least 14 children, four or five of which survived him. This is why he was so set on making his idiot son Commodus heir to the throne, and why Marcus is known as the last of the "Five Good Emperors". Hence also the obsession with detachment and controlling one's emotions when terrible calamities occur.

That ended up longer than I thought it would be, but it's really already more background than you need! The book is surprisingly relatable and modern-sounding at times (of course, depending on the translation), I hope you give it a shot :)

[Anonymous No.23128855]

>>23106416
>focuses on its quirky aesthetic over being readable

[Anonymous No.23129091]

>>23127911
I completely missed that horror list, I also would like to know. I know it's not the same, but I did make a new horror chart a short while ago with other people, here >>23118201 if you're interested.
Do you know which horror books were on the list, or what the list was called? That way it can be searched up in the archives.

[Anonymous No.23129120]

>>23126987
This one is readable after zooming. better than before.

[Anonymous No.23129170]

>>23128391
Hey, nice job! Are there any Russian ghost/horror stories/collections you would recommend? I only know of Gogol's ghost stories, which are pretty good, and was wondering if there's more in the same vein as that.

[Anonymous No.23129369]

>>23129170
There are several authors who wrote ghost stories because they were popular at that time, but there aren't too many collections where they are gathered. Still, I can recommend the following: "The Salamander and Other Gothic Tales by Vladimir Odoevsky," "The Witches of Kyiv and other Gothic Tales: Selected Works of Orest Somov," and "Knock, Knock, Knock and Other Stories (2003) A collection of stories by Ivan Turgenev

[Anonymous No.23129533]

>>23120217
Not saying that the list isn't a pretentious collection of what someone thinks a smart man should be reading, but what's wrong with reading books that have different messages? I've read books by people that I disagree with that I still found interesting, or because reading it helped me to better understand why I disagree with them

[Anonymous No.23129537]

>>23106416
Lain was gentrified by the quirky and pretentious depressed trannies, and then raped in the ground by the "aesthetic-core" fags

[Anonymous No.23129563]

>>23128796
>>23121811
Thank you! Appreciate the long post you made and the intro stuff, plan was to just read it directly with no supplemental and like a normal books, so glad to see I could do that. Reading crime and punishment right now, so I'll probably read it after

[Anonymous No.23129901]

any ayn rand charts?

[Anonymous No.23129966]

>>23104274
>>23104390
>>23106256
Ok but actually, is there a real reason to go through all these meme books instead of just the ordinary recommended stuff?

After forgetting all my math due to my lolenglishdegree, I’ve been self studying through the OpenStax books and am about to use Stewart’s Calc (which seems to be universally used in almost every class).

I feel like I’ve relearned a lot quite well but am I missing out on something here?

[Anonymous No.23130072]

I have some I downloaded, but I don't think it isn't anything that haven't showed up before

[Anonymous No.23130077]

>>23130072
Christ, that chart is jpeg'd to shit dude

[Anonymous No.23130090]

>>23130077
take it or leave it

[Anonymous No.23130389]

>>23110568
A yes, the seminal work "Today, Imperialism monopoly The Highest has become Stage a fact of capitalism"

[Anonymous No.23130396]

>>23130072
are any of these legit bangers? i am skeptical because most of the music is trash and there are not that many good movies.

[Anonymous No.23130589]

>>23126913

How'd I do?

[Anonymous No.23130593]

>>23126913
>>23130589

[Anonymous No.23130614]

>>23130589
>>23130593
Incredibly mediocre and low effort attempt at being le epic funny, 2/10 made me reply

[Anonymous No.23130631]

>>23130614
your turn then, what do you got?

[Anonymous No.23130641]

>>23130631
I don't need to have made a decently funny chart to see yours are crap.

[Anonymous No.23130682]

>>23130641
>I don't need to have made a decently funny chart to see yours are crap

Let me see your work. Don't be a pussy.

[Anonymous No.23130894]

>>23130682
Just accept the fact the your chart is crap and stop deflecting.

[Anonymous No.23130905]

>>23104274
>>23104390
>>23106256

I'm a mathematics major in college, taking Calc 3, Linear Alg and Diff Eq this semester and I'm interested in reading a math book.

I don't really understand what a math book is beyond what a math text book is, is it almost the same thing?

Should I just follow this chart?
>>23106256

[Anonymous No.23130956]

>>23130894
How would I know if I have nothing to which I can compare? Show me what you have so I can make that distinction.

[Anonymous No.23131308]

does anybody have the original lit project 1.2 analytic chart? the pdf in the wiki is incomplete

[Anonymous No.23131323]

>>23107938
Seasons 1 and 2 of Seinfeld? As in the worst and least popular seasons? The person who made this was not very bright

[Anonymous No.23131424]

>>23111325
These 2 charts are mostly distinct. The first one is full of Nazi bullshit and low quality books

>>23111334
This chart is not really that politically incorrect, many of these authors and books are either well-known or not that radical at all

[Anonymous No.23131489]

>>23130641

fag

[Anonymous No.23131549]

>>23119217
Someone should make a chart out of this.

[Anonymous No.23131562]

>>23128391
The Overcoat is a better starting point than Dead Souls

[Anonymous No.23131605]

>>23129966
probably looking up a reputable institutions mathematics course would be a lot more beginner friendly than the chart in the op. They also tend not to cover whole textbooks but only parts of them.

Cambridge has books for their courses, which you can have a look here: https://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/admissions/why-study-here/first-year-part-ia

also word of advice, study the subjects which are interesting to you, and other subjects only when necessary (you will know when they're necessary).

you can usually find the motivation of subjects in the preface of books, so I would recommend looking at university courses first year modules and having a read through the prefaces of each book. Prefaces tend to be easy to read and not technical, especially at the beginning level.

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>>23107938
People should probably read How to Win Friends.. and Dianetics

[Anonymous No.23131775]

>>23127555
The book is extremely dated, that form of social interaction doesn't exist anymore and was only ever American in the first place. Read something like The Charisma Myth if you want a modern replacement.

[Anonymous No.23132836]

>>23130905
>Multivariable Calculus
>Cosequential with Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

???????????????
Just about all the books on those charts are textbooks. I don't have much experience with math books that aren't textbooks, but if you've read a serious stem book that wasn't a textbook they're about the same thing. Just read one and see what you think.

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>>23130072
the retard who made this like 12 years ago didn't include poetry lmao

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>>23111319

[Anonymous No.23133193]

>>23129091
So it was a year long project by one based man. Went through Warosu and found it. Thank you anyway.
>>/lit/thread/22857408#p22876717

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>>23133193
The actual list is this
https://www.docdroid.net/AUhTYSw/horror-books-01-pdf

[Anonymous No.23133387]

>>23133193
I see that the list is absolutely massive, and I appreciate the effort, but what does it represent? Does it try to be a complete list, does it want to be a list of worthwhile horror? It feels like to me it's neither. There's no explanation for why some works are included and some aren't, and some are included more than once in different ways (for example: Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla, and In a Glass Darkly, which also includes Carmilla; and Algernon Blackwood's John Silence Stories which are there twice; Clive Barker's Books of Blood are there, and The Midnight Meat Train as well, which is a part of Books of Blood. And also, Arthur Machen only has The Great God Pan on the list, which is also puzzling).
Without any decent explanation, this list really isn't that useful for anything.

[Anonymous No.23133427]

>>23114448
my don quixote is brown

[Anonymous No.23133431]

>>23118201
I feel retarded for not knowing Hellraiser was inspired by a novel. That's one of my fav horror movies. How is the novel in comparison?

[Anonymous No.23133436]

>>23133431
I haven't read The Hellbound Heart yet myself, but Clive Barker actually wrote and directed Hellraiser as well! I'm excited to read the novella soon, I've heard it's actually very good.

[Anonymous No.23133639]

>>23106416
The what?

[Anonymous No.23134742]

>>23126315
>imagine a world where everyone is as autistic as you
Anon, did you just refer to the ability to follow a conversation thread, as well as being able to interpret what the individual is talking about, as "autistic"? If you were my son, I'd be so unfathomably disappointed in myself for failing you. Good luck out there, man.

[Anonymous No.23135772]

does anyone have a good sci-fi chart?

[Anonymous No.23135811]

>>23135772
I do but I'm taking a shit rn

[Anonymous No.23135836]

>>23117555
>>23117557
>>23127555
>>23131323
the mutt has seethed. good job

[Anonymous No.23135867]

>>23126004
>>23126987
>no varg books
he should be there, he basically invented dungeon synth and technically gave it a name

[Anonymous No.23137415]

Bump

[Anonymous No.23137432]

>>23134742
I called you autistic because you took a very obvious sarcastic post seriously.

[Anonymous No.23137749]

What do you all think of Actuarial Science?
I'm thinking of picking it as my career but it look really arduous and boring.
Any books that could make it easier?

[Anonymous No.23137847]

>>23104274
A counterweight to all the leftist and Fascist charts which will get posted.

[Anonymous No.23137957]

>>23137847
What if I'm a libertarian Republican

[Anonymous No.23138005]

>>23104274
Am BA in pure math, here's a review
>Lang Basic Mathematics
If you didn't sleep at the math class you don't need this
>Apostol Calculus
From here I knew this chart was a scam, too fucking hard for beginners
>Lawvere Sets for Mathematics
CATEGORY THEORY IS A MEME
>Shilov linear algebra
never heard about this
>anything else from green part
even most of Ph.Ds do not know both of Tensor ANALYSIS and Cohomology

BTW this fucking chart is harder to understand than my exam, for fuck's sake look at these fucking arrows

>first two books on blue part
I haven't heard of it
>PMA
too hard, especially if you've just been through Linear Algebra, I strongly recommend Abbott
>ODE
every ODE book is same shit, no need to recommend
>Lie Group
WTF how the fuck you can understand Lie Group when you've just get through Analysis???
>Topology by some guys
Ah yes After Lie Group, you must read Topology. Of course
>Ahlfors
it's a normal one in here. but I recommend Stein
>Algebra by fucking nobody
???
>Lang Algebra
This is the first time I've seen a chart where recommending Lang is one of the most normal of all

[Anonymous No.23138009]

>>23138005
you seem to not understand the chart

[Anonymous No.23138014]

>>23128452
You’re a fucking retard

[Anonymous No.23138019]

>>23138009
I don't need to, I do not talk to Category Theory fans

[Anonymous No.23138028]

>>23138009
Do not read Apostol. I RECOMMEND ANYTHING ELSE. Only people who want to boast himself read that book

[Anonymous No.23138044]

>>23106256
What a meme chart. I never thought /sci/ being this ennobling and enriching

[Anonymous No.23139097]

>>23135811
are u done?

[Anonymous No.23139168]

>>23125786
Which translstion should I read?

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[Anonymous No.23140184]

Any dark fantasy charts?

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>>23139951
>Odyssey
>Fiction

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[Anonymous No.23141530]

>>23139097
whoops, i forgot
i got a few
anything in particular you're looking for?

[Anonymous No.23141535]

>>23140184
something like this?

[Anonymous No.23141561]

>>23141535
NTA, but dark fantasy is mostly a combination of fantasy and horror

[Anonymous No.23141575]

>>23124555
>t. Wordcel

[Anonymous No.23141584]

>>23141561
>>23140184
i read the dark eidolon recently and i think that fits the bill perfectly (see >>23118201)
just gonna keep posting what i got

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>>23139168
I don't think translation matters that much, but I might be wrong. I read the Kevan Houser one simply because it was the cheapest and only one available. Might want to check out the first chapters you're really a purist, but like I said I don't think it matters much, the ideas won't be lost in translation.

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>>23135772
bumping

[Anonymous No.23142561]

>>23138005
>BA
opinion discarded