/lit/ - Literature

>>2274733

>Talking badly about Julio Cortazar.

lolno

Pero si tienes razon sobre el pendejo de Bukowski. Pero ni lo compares con Cortazar. El que culpa tiene que los hipsters se caguen el palo con sus grandes obras?

>Talking badly about Julio Cortazar.

lolno

Pero si tienes razon sobre el pendejo de Bukowski. Pero ni lo compares con Cortazar. El que culpa tiene que los hipsters se caguen el palo con sus grandes obras?

>Baudrillard

He basically ripped of Borges' thought and ran with it. Good for him.

Midori is my waifu,

La verdad es que quizas si vendria bien un blog literario dedicado al castellano. Ya que el TAR impuso su regla de castigar a aquellos que no se conforman a la lengua inglesa.

>You know now that the analytic tradition's stranglehold on anglo-american universities was driven by the cold war and the West's interest in defeating the Bolshie's through the specialization ad scientification of its national and cultural institutions.

>>2200379

This list is pretty good.

Or you could just become an expert at deleuzian theory and troll everyone.

What's wrong with Badiou?

>Implying metapolitics isn't the greatest theoretical innovation since Deleuzian rhizomes.

I have the same problem.

But I'm good on the money side of things.

Got a cushy job at a law office and i also sling some crack on the side for my boss.

Buy books all day erryday.

>PoCo

Read some Fanon and you're good to go.

>>2190672

Not sure if troll....

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>>2169870

>Teillhard De Chardin

Brofist.

Also, Marcuse.

Love those you hold dear only through God. Only then can you avoid the pitfalls of misery at their inevitable end.

St .Augustine general thread I guess.

Also, stop butchering his name.

Empieza con esta coleccion.

>La Autopista del Sur Y Otros Cuentos.

Vale la pena

Someone is getting stabbed if Murakami doesn't win it.

Vargas Llosa! Hijo de puta!

Read some Nelson Algren.

He's kind of like Bukowski, but good.

All the time.

>>2113545

>I think it has a lot to do with Christianity because it is historically the most anti-intellectual of the three Abrahamic religions

How does it feel to be a total ignoramus?

>Implying these revolutions were about Democracy.

>Implying these Revolutions weren't about neo-liberalism and the havoc such policies have wreaked in M.E.N.A.

>>2059462

>Comparing Celine to that talentless hack.

Fuck you very much.

Some Bataille. With a penchant for Jungian theory.

This is his best book OP.

MUY DEEP FOR TI

>Bodies Without Organs.

go go go