What's the difference between a literary text and a non-literary text?
stupid distinction, bad question
stupid question, bad distinction
>>8000441
dumb frogposter
>>8000441
Conventions.
A non-literary text is an exercise in convention. It is a variation at best.
A literary text is an expansion of the powers of the medium. The creator or breaker of conventions. An invention at the very least.
>>8000448
why do people post this?
do they unironically not appreciate pepe?
how does this happen
>>8000476
Well, thanks. You are the first to answer the question.
But when you write a sonnet, doesn't meant that you are writing in a convention? You're following a pattern after all.
>>8000502
women come to 4chan because they have nothing going on in their lives and think they might get attention here, and then they see people posting frogs and things they don't like, so they try to use their vagina to make the frog posters stop posting things they don't like, but the frog posters don't stop, so they get mad and try to make everyone hate frogposteres but that doesn't work either so they go back to being whores elsewhere and eventually get married to a short indian software engineer who was a virgin until his late 20s and never return, though they do eventually divorce the indian and spend several years on dating sites saying things like "You'd never guess I'm a day over 25!" but their pussy is gross and looks like the peach at the supermarket that makes you wonder what kind of standards this supermarket has if they let peaches get that withered and decrepit and you consider going to the one farther down the road from now on
>>8000502
Do you even know his actual name?
>>8000508
Everything is in its own time. What is an invention one day is a convention the next. The academy carries the flame of tradition so we can study our own journey, but that journey is far from over.
