Give me any book and I will assign an unbiased "Patrician" or "Pleb" stamp.
>>7780141
Here's your real test:
1) Game of Thrones series
2) The Witcher series
>>7780141
Plato - The Republic, in the original language, no translation bullshit
>>7780141
Mein kampf
The Art of the Deal
Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
So everything's been pleb this far. Tell us a patrician book, for we are not enlightened enough.
Principia mathematica
Infinite Jest
Gravity's Rainbow
The Sound and the Fury
Slaughterhouse V
The Great Gatsby
Eragon
which ones are pleb, which are patrician?
>>7780141
How is a non-biased designation even possible?
>>7780195
he's a true patrician
>>7780141
Labels mean nothing. Its the reasoning behind e label that matters.
You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. Labelling things on a whim without analysis is not Patrish.
>>7780204
Pleb detected. Throw me your favourite book and I'm sure it'll be Pleb.
>>7780200
Damn. I disagree with you on Slaughterhouse V, and I haven't yet read Infinite Jest.
I'll probably subconsciously enjoy it less now, but maybe that's for the best.
>>7780200
Assigning pleb stamp to Principia Mathematica is something you can witness only on /lit/.
He's right with that Vonnegut tho.
>>7780207
Worthless.
You're just a monkey flipping a coin. Anyway... I'll play:
>Book of Ecclesiastes
>Dhammapada
>Harry Potter and the Philosophers stone
Philosophical Investigations
The Bell Jar
Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage
Ulysses - Tennyson
Ulysses - Joyce
>>7780225
>Book - Author
>>7780211
>Damn. I disagree with you on Slaughterhouse V
Are you a new /lit/ browser? Vonnegut is universally considered a hack on here, along with Orwell and occasionally Huxley.
>>7780214
>Assigning pleb stamp to Principia Mathematica is something you can witness only on /lit/.
I'm sure some self proclaimed gentlemam on reddit has done so too on the grounds of muh Gödel.
>>7780173
You passed my test: >>7780152
>>7780232
I am a new /lit/ browser. I had a long stint of not reading at all between middle school and a few weeks ago.
I've really liked all the recommendations so far though, so I'll probably still browse here occasionally.
I also like 1984 does that make me a retard?
>>7780211
>probably subconsciously enjoy it less now, but maybe that's for the best.
Holy shit man I hope you are joking or maybe just an idiot or something
>>7780256
what did you mean by this?
serious question, not even meming.
>>7780256
>implying things don't affect things
>implying coherent thought isn't merely a string of memes
>>7780254
>I also like 1984 does that make me a retard?
Asking this question definitely does
>>7780262
it was rhetorical
I was actually calling YOU a retard for criticizing me for enjoying a good book.
betcha didn't see that comin, huh... :^)
>>7780261
Yeah I guess that's true but why on earth would someone allow some random sperg on lit to influence their reading of a book like this. It's idiotic
>>7780269
you should look up the definition of 'subconsciously'
>>7780231
You didn't say anything about the books I listed, you just (you)'d.
>>7780231
You'd make a great fortune teller.
>>7780254
First tip: be your own man. /lit/ is likely to respect a man who stands by his own opnions no matter how flawed it may seem to /lit/. As soon as you ask for validation apart from Writing critiques, you're an outcast, a beta, a lowly pleb.
>>7780305
That's some cringey writing mate.
>>7780269
>allow
That's not how it works.
>>7780309
You're a flat out retard. Don't talk to me.
>>7780314
Try and stop me sugartits.
>>7780305
/lit/ isn't likely to respect anything, which is why they're more likely to disrespect anyone who takes their opinion seriously.
>>7780324
'their' meaning /lit/'s.
The House with the Mezzanine - Anton Chekhov
Everybody Poops, by Tarō Gomi
I, Claudius and Claudius the God
>>7780211
this is a very very terribly sad and banal post.
Grapes of wrath
And then there were none
How to avoid huge ships
The Trial
The Master and Margarita
The Magic Mountain
The Golden Bowl
Wuthering Heights
Pale Fire
The Charterhouse of Parma
>>7782437
>The Trial
Patrician
>The Master and Margarita
Patrician
>The Magic Mountain
Pleb
>The Golden Bowl
Pleb
>Wuthering Heights
Patrician
>Pale Fire
Patrician
>The Charterhouse of Parma
Pleb
>>7780141
Im reading The Female Quixote. How'm I doing?
>>7782465
>The Female Quixote
You're on your way somewhere anon. I can't tell you where.
>>7782461
confirmed pleb.. bet you havent read half of those
Cather in the Rye
>>7782482
And I "bet" you've only read those books and think they're the best books ever! xD
>>7782465
The Arabella book? Whats your opinion on it?
Absalom Absalom!
In Search Of Lost Time
Bhagavad Gita
Pickwick Papers
Molloy
Brave new world
Love in the Time of Cholera
The Book of Sand
Dance Dance Dance
Unbearable Lightness of Being
Solaris
The once and future king
Faust
Hunger
What we talk about when we talk about love
Vurt
City of god (lins)
2666
Alamut
Based Patrician please bless my table with the great and holy stamp. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Catch-22
>>7782626
>>7780141
Your Life by You
>>7780152
Patrician!
>>7780156
Patrician!
>>7780164
Patrician!
>>7780177
Patrician!
>>7780179
Patrician!
>>7780192
Patrician!
>>7780194
Patrician!
>>7780223
Patrician!
>>7780225
Patrician!
>>7780496
Patrician!
>>7780557
Patrician!
>>7780678
Patrician!
>>7780932
Patrician!
>>7782437
Patrician!
>>7782465
Patrician!
>>7782503
Patrician!
>>7782611
Patrician!
>>7782626
Patrician!
>>7782627
Patrician!
>>7782648
Patrician!
>>7782660
Patrician!
>>7782665
Patrician!
Fantastic contributors, my lovely people. Have really, REALLY good day now, okay? Bye!
Lolita
>>7782933
/thread
