>>7389030
These
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>>7380268

Both very "geopolitical" choices...

If that's what you're after, trust me when I say you should learn Russian as well.

>>7389038
Thanks! That expedited my search in terms of Arabic, as long as that poster also dumps the rest of his stuff.

I'm still looking for accepted/recommended Chinese textbooks, though (really excited to read Chinese poetry).
Do you know anything, personally, about Chinese at all?

>stream of conscious
I think you're onto something... How long until the next season?

i think considering jez to be dumber than mark is a grave misreading of what peep show is

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Leave them on public transport or in coffee shops/bars
Or donate them to a charity shop

Give them to Goodwill, if you're American.

>>7388814
>you don't want anymore

does not compute

>>7388810
Of Grammatology

The Cannibal by John Hawkes

>>7388818
This is a great selection if the class was allowed more content, but I feel I need to throw them into applied concepts a little more. I selected Lot 49 and Times Arrow because they should be able to genuinely enjoy them, and I selected If On A Winters Night because I hope it will challenge and intrigue them, but I feel Of Grammatology is a little too philosophical to fill any logical role alongside these. To phrase it differently, I worry Of Grammatology may be too far in the direction of theory rather than application....
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Idk but keep posting silly covers.

Antony and Cleopatra
Much Ado About Nothing
Romeo and Juliet

>Hamlet
>Macbeth
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>>7388785

How many have you read? I've only read Othello, Hamlet and Macbeth. If Henry IV and A Midsummer Night's Dream beat both Othello and Macbeth, I'm going to have to look into those as the next ones. Othello in particular I would have thought among the very best.

That's the little black classics collection? Nice.

How the hell do they keep them a uniform size anyway

Why don't the penguins line up
Why

>>7388800
Well while it's still difficult, one thing they did was for shorter things, include multiple stories. For example, Socrates' Defense is one piece, while the Poe actually includes Tell-Tale Heart, Fall of the House of Usher, and A Cask of Amontillado.

>>7388804
They do, they're just in there pretty snug and I haven't pressed them down nicely.

>>7388719

your favorite conspiracy is shakespeare related and it isn't even about marlowe? boring choice 2bh

antony and cleopatra had a happy ending

The animals in Animal Farm by george Orwell are symbolic of communism

turn off the computer. make it inaccessible to yourself. go read at a book store or a library or a coffee shop without any electronics.

turn your computer off

>>7388652
Regiment your time. Like schedule in your mind the amount of time you're going to do one thing and the amount of time you're going to do another, and be diligent about actually sticking to that schedule. Say to yourself that you'll read for 2 or 3 hours and after you're done you can go online for 1 hour. It's not enough to just say that you want to read, its important to actually set aside time to do it, away from distractions like your computer. Try to read earlier in the day, too. That way...
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>>7388445
Is it?

You're the one who thinks it, you tell us.

>>7388445
What did they call the Greek who made the best jokes?
Aristo-funnies

I just finished the PI and I've never felt more at peace in my life.

STEMfags are joyless dullards, water is wet

>>7388374
Ever consider that STEMfags might just understand it better because they think more clearer?

he's dope. read the hound. but he was a bastard in life

>>7388421
I dont really read, but the genre he created seems great because Cthulu n shit.

Fuck, I wish I could get back into reading.

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>>7388371

He was riddled with prejudices and fear. In his defense, however, he did have a sort of messed up up-bringing.

He is the precursor to modern horror and an inheritor of the strange tale.

Any of the cited references here should be good:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._P._Lovecraft

I honestly found Kant to be insufferable and impracticable yet Rawls and a lot of his contemporary followers seem to stem off Kantian thought I work through Kant in order to refute such philosophers.

Mill wasn't that bad to be honest family. He took a lot of previous utilitarian thinking and brought it from the radical notions down to an outline that does make some good points as you have mentioned.

>>>/his/

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>>7388395
/lit/. Philosophical works of literature are accepted here. Shesh.

Suicide. Try it.

Shadow of the torturer is the best you're going to get mate.

>>7388364
Thanks. I was thinking of picking up Wolfe next.

>>7388152
I feel ya, whenever I try to describe the story it just comes out as
>uhh this one part happens
>and its cool cause then this shit happens
>uhhh one sec I forgot a couple things

Maybe I'm just an asshole after the years of being made to feel awkward in social situations, but I love stepping on peoples feet by talking about lit. Like, you know that open space after you ask someone how are they and they automaton something like "good"? If I know someone probably doesn't read I'll be like "So what books have you read lately?" "Have you ever read Joyce?" or something like that. Just to make them feel like the weird awkward asshole and not me. It feels really good.

Yep. Reductionists are generally unstimulating.
>meh, it's overrated.