/lit/ - Literature

Can there be difference without hierarchy?

>>12769214

what is the correct political ideology?

>dylan won the nobel
>churchill won the nobel
>toilets won the nobel
>bertrand fucking russell won the nobel
>proust never won it
>joyce never won it
>pynchon never won it
>woolf never won it
>rilke never won it
>mishima never won it
>gaddis never won it
>gass never won it
>shakespeare never won it
>murakami never won it
explain this to me /lit/

>puts up writing lessons on yt
>not conical about milenial bs
>writes
>not a thoot
>Queen of /lit/

Which philosopher has developed the most radical philosophy that BTFO everybody and that nobody has any response to and makes everyone tremble in fear when they hear their name?

>>12723252
What's a Multi-Glownigger system

Are there any cases where the abridged version of a book is better than the original?

what do you call a book that is a fictional story but written as if it's a documentary? Something like World War Z. I've had this idea in my head of a typical slasher story but told after-the-fact through interviews, transcripts, court records, etc. like a true crime book

what's up with this site's obsession for self help and self improvement? it is cringe af. like there are literally people on this board who read literature for self improvement, whatever that means, not because they actually enjoy reading.

Why were all the greats lolicons and footfags?

i keep seeing this word "event" a lot when it comes to philosophy what does it mean? what is an event?

>>12626819

who is the greatest writer of the 20th century?

>>12560557
what if romance novels are to women as war novels are to men, and we simply can't see the nuance present in the feminine canon?

Is "being a doomer" a manchild version of teenage depression and angst or what?

>>12475717
I'm sorry, but...
Isn't this a /pol/ thread? I have nothing against discussing race, but here it should only be withinin the context of literature. This is not that.

Is Shakespeare enjoyable to read or is it the Citizen Kane of /lit/ (innovative and everything that came after borrowed from it but it's not so great an experience anymore)

>>12399658
Here, you dropped this.

Is there any point in reading the LotR books after having seen the movies?
sorry for frogposting btw

>>12130394
Where to start with Dulooz?

How do you know whether you are enjoying a book because of high or low intelligence?

>>12061297
What is truth?

>>12054942
Hm, I don’t really understand, what you mean by this. With which statement of mine do you disagree. Please, clarify it.