/lit/ - Literature

>>2866840

I just sighed. Do people on this site even actually understand/like art or do they just watch anime and parrot their pseudo-intellectual beliefs adamantly with confidence

goodnight

>>2866829

I understand it and think it does a good job of portraying that archetype. The feeling it elicits from me is consistent through each comic

>>2860227
The engine in your car uses fire

>>2860176

Your question is based on an arbitrary premise. How do you define the "biggest" events? And isolating these occurrences into a list shows a misunderstanding of how things occur in reality. Everything counts, no matter how miniscule. Perhaps you should read up on chaos theory, butterfly effect, etc.

I don't understand the fascination with "Top 5"/"Top 10" lists...oversimplification, misunderstanding. . .

>>2743183
I'm not that guy.
More art please.

Haha Oh no I've been hacked!
mfw I make a new trip tomorrow

test

>>2743161
what, were you raped by a painting as a child?

>>2743146
Lmao! He mad at art!

The people who attempt to disparage art threads are the same people who try to disparage tripcode users; abhorrent, thoughtless, petty men they are.

There has been recently, in a supposed reactionary backlash to Obama's perceived shortcomings, and the economic disparity/problems, a large wave of support for "conservative libertarian" ideology in the United States. I view this as dangerous to a disparaged lower/middle class. People are beginning to view economic problems as an effect of government. The unfortunate reality is that unfettered capitalism has allowed corporations to achieve unprecedented power. The most effective way to combat this is stringent government regulation of business. Those who succumb to the current libertarian ideology actually push for less government intervention; they ascribe to tired, unproven free-market doctrine. Consequently, they are giving corporate leaders the means to dig the graves of the middle and working classes.

i would never read a book "how to read"
fuck that gimmicky shit.

cuz i smoke a fat pack of cancersticks while i read, you fucking faggot. ahaaaaa

why does it seem like everyone who knows just about nothing of history/current global affairs/sociology/economics, resort to antisemitism? it's an abhorrent philosophy

>>2739009
I want to frolic the fields of Caumsett, an area nestled on a neck of land on the northern shore of Long Island, on a static august day with Walt by my side, his face joyful, eyes reverberant

When I was a young child, my brother and I would be left at home with a babysitter whenever my parents went out. My babysitter, a female neighbor, teenager, would bring us outside in the summertime night, and show us that slugs shrivel up when you pour salt on them. we shriveled many slugs.

Two "pop-philosophical" phenomena that get on my nerves:

1) the mentioning/referencing of relativism, ie, "but it's all relative, bro"- as if any rationally minded person doesn't understand that

2) the wave of libertarian conservatism in the US among young middle class white males, ie, "thats just the problem of the nanny state bro, we need to return to what our forefathers envisioned, except without a federal government. oh and end the fed. oh and government shouldn't regulate the economy at all. I know nothing about economics"

if you listen to music while reading, you aren't paying attention to one or the other, or you're doing CASUAL ASS reading

>>2736245
not " too deep " per-say, but you lack the understanding and appreciation to view this particular medium, maybe

>not liking plate-sized nipples

this is how we know you have low testosterone

mah fave artist: feininger <3

JAZZ:
Paul Motian, Ornette Coleman, Jeff Watts, Charles Mingus, Chris Potter, Jason Moran, Matthew Shipp, The Bad Plus, Brad Mehldau

you babbys never fail to make me laff

>>2722566
I said nothing to denote that this was "remarkable" for me. perhaps you've misunderstood my posts.
>>2722565
And so he misunderstood hyperbole/ironic tone.

I'm off to do some "real life things". have a good day, and don't get too bent up over this.