/lit/ - Literature

>>22951052
0 ≤ x ≤ 1
a bound variable

generic metaphorical fruit ≤ apple ≤ malus domestica
a bound varible

>>22247215
he was right about many things, killing these random people just to make a point wasn't really nice however.

Maybe this

Have you ever considered burning a book because it pissed you off?

>>19586111
ariana is better

>>18071122
evola why?

>>18071023
4 axes.

I don't care but I know who's thebestdictator here

No thats fake news

HOLY BASED

I won't read tripe from inferior races.

>100% certain I'm the only person on this board who has a physical copy of Annals of The Former World.

>100% of this thread is onions-subsisting GRIDSmode bugmen who would have total mental collapse if their iphone Xs lost service for so much as a few hours, let alone if the ritalin and takeout supply ran out

feels good

The Torah
The Tanakh
The Talmud
The National Review

Cortazar is dogshit.

March of the Titans
The Young Hitler I Knew
Odyssey Adolf Hitler
The Holy Reich
Our Hitler
Hitler Beyond Tyranny
Hitler's Revolution
Hitler's Private Library
Hitler & Himmler Uncensored
Europe In The Year 2000
Manifesto For Breaking The Financial Slavery To Interest
Jewish Domination of Weimar Germany
A History of Central Banking
The Programme of The NSDAP
The German State on a National and Socialist Foundation
Churchill, Hitler, and The Unnecessary War
Communism with The Mask Off And Bolshevism In Theory and Practice
The Nazi-Sozi
Hitler's Empire
The Myth of German Villainy
What The World Rejected
Hitler's War
Deathride
Hitler's Panzers East
Hellstorm
Hitler's Table Talk
Other Losses
Hitler's Second Book
Not Guilty At Nuremberg
The Myth of 20th Century
Goering
Germany Reborn
and of course, The Culture of Critique

>>10861788 come read the worst book you'll ever read in our shiny new reading group

>>10571714
Around 2 hours/100 pages a day.

>>10152796
Mein Kampf.

>A Game of Thrones

>A Clash of Kings

>The rest of A Song if Ice and Fire

>>8989491
My diary desu.

I read about 30 books a year. All philosophy and science though... it compounds.

>>7424142
I acTually think wikipedia is just about the worst source you can use.
Direct observation being the best imo.
But direct research papers are pretty good too. I think it's all about how close you can get to the original source of the info, without it being influenced by author upon author and their opinions and interpretations.

>>7424123
This is a good process
Although i still think books are very inefficient, i think this is how they should be approached.

>>7424013
I don't know about you, but i don't consider shitty anecdotes from the author's life that are only tangentially related to the concept of the book to be reasoning