What are some red-pilled literature (fiction or otherwise)?
Animal Farm
The Stranger
Requiem for a Dream
Last Exit to Brooklyn
>>75192888
Alamut, by Vladimir Bartol
>>75192888
The Trial by Kafka
>>75192888
pinecone
>>75192888
Turner diaries
![41ZPUySSONL._SX299_BO1,204,203,200_[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/ZnNVfGq.jpg "41ZPUySSONL._SX299_BO1,204,203,200_[1].jpg")
Fantasy fiction, Age of the five.
Pretty nice meh book- good people against evil people and everyone are cunts in the end.
>>75192888
is that krill oil?
>>75192888
Anything by Alain de Benoist, by Christopher Lasch, by Michel Foucault, JC Michéa, Régis Debray.
Machiaveli, Hobbes, Rousseau and Locke are mandatory if you want to understand the liberal ideology and its intellectual genesis.
The War of Péloponnèse by Thucydide is very good. Huge redpill about geopolitics, war and power dynamics.
>>75193561
you're probably trolling, but this is actually a pretty good novel
>>75193921
>Michel Foucault
>>75192888
Alan Sokal's book on intellectual fraud.
>>75194634
Any arguments you want to make or you just heard someone say that he was "degenerate" ?
The guy has actually correctly forecasted the evolution that a certain brand of liberalism would take in 1979 (See "The Birth of Bio-politics"). His lectures notes are absolutely mind-blowing.
>>75194985
It has some awesome parts but there are also legitimate criticism that have been made about some others (can't remind which) where Bricmont and him are kind of misunderstanding a lot of technical stuff that were introduced in earlier works.
Good book, but take it w/ a grain of salt OP
>>75195035
Oh, he definitely had the occasional good point, but he's still wildly overrated. [spoiler]And a degenerate faggot but that's beside the point.[/spoiler]
>>75192888
Propaganda by Edward Bernay
Also checked
>>75193004
test
"Perfect husband" or "The improtance of being earnest".
I really enjoy this faggot's plays
Find it rather disappointing that no one ever mentions Dostoevsky here.
Notes from the Underground is possibly one of the most heartfelt and intense books I've ever read. His attack on mindless rationality, socialism, atheism, vapid intelectualism, universalism and the gradual de-humanization and moral decay of the west, all written in the 19th century was truly prophetic.
Also get a good translation. Books very wildly from one translator to the other, as the particular language selected by translators can distort the flavor of the text.
Reading this book in particular felt like finding a long lost brother, total feels.
>>75195639
Senpai, I voted for german.
>>75196246
I would've mentioned that but it slipped my mind.
>>75192888
King of The Hill
>>75192888
World of Warcraft books.
>>75196246
Any suggestions for a good translation?
Also, when are we going to have a /pol/ reading list for May/June?
>>75196649
Sorry, can't say I know any good ones in english, since I read most versions in my native tongue.
Best way is to grab a few and find the one that suits your writing style best.
>>75192888
The Man who Laughs by Victor Hugo
Tintin, for your kids
everything written by Sam Harris
Sperm Wars by Baker
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
anything by Seneca
The Obstacle is the Way by Holliday
Genome & The Red Queen by Ridley
The Selfish Gene by Emma Watson
The China Study by Campbell
How Not To Die by Greger
>>75192888
48 laws of power
33 strategies of war
babar the elephant books t.bh lad
The first four Dune books.
First one is a magnificient book with heavy redpilling betwen-the-lines messages. Vengeance as a dangerous solution.
The second continues with the life of the main characters and tells you the aftermath and effects from the actions took in the first book. Regrets and possibilities that couldn't and will never be.
Third one deals with the unstoppable juggernaut of choices already made that must be dealt with. The responsability for taking actions.
The fourth is about how the God Emperor has to deal with the mistakes of His ancestors, while teaching the foolish humanity lessons they had forgot long ago, be it by example or by force, for their survival. How He did literally nothing wrong.
https://archive.org/details/negroesinnegrola00helpiala
Brought to you by the United States Congress
>>75192888
How to build a cuckshed.
Sven Lundqvist
>>75199957
This book is the answer to all your We waz Kangz threads. Just read Chapter 1
>>75192888
The bible
>>75200589
Anon plz.
Jesus's cucked teachings are utterly refuted in the second chapter of ragnar redbeard's "Might is Right".
The most redpilled literature is:
-Neitsche's Geneology of Morals
-Julius Evola's Revolt Against the Modern World
-Jack Donovan's the Way of Men
>>75192888
The Flashman Papers
Camp of the Saints
>>75192888
>>75201534
Added related image
The Boat of a Million Years by Poul Anderson
http://audiobookbay.me/audio-books/the-boat-of-a-million-years-poul-anderson/
deals with immortality and mortality
SciFi is generally good for redpill philosophy because authors know humanity will eventually have to solve the social issues we're facing today
>>75192888
I don't know about "red pilled", but this sure was an incredibly fun and insightful read.
>contents
1. Money Mania.—The Mississippi Scheme
2. The South Sea Bubble
3. The Tulipomania
4. The Alchymists
5. Modern Prophecies
6. Fortune-Telling
7. The Magnetisers
8. Influence of Politics and Religion on the Hair and Beard
9. The Crusades
10. The Witch Mania
11. The Slow Poisoners
12. Haunted Houses
13. Popular Follies of Great Cities
14. Popular Admiration of Great Thieves
15. Duels and Ordeals
16. Relics
>>75201720
THIS.
>>75196246
Hello Agustin
>>75192888
>>75202560
Err- no.. w-who is agustin??
gulp.
>>75202787
It's always me or you, my friend. Never anyone else. We're alone against the world...
>>75202351
Some quotes from jewpedia:
popular poem "You have no enemies, you say?":
>You have no enemies, you say?
>Alas, my friend, the boast is poor,
>He who has mingled in the fray
>Of duty, that the brave endure,
>Must have made foes.
>If you have none,
>Small is the work that you have done.
>You’ve hit no traitor on the hip,
>You’ve dashed no cup from perjured lip,
>You’ve never set the wrong to right.
>You’ve been a coward in the fight.
From the book itself:
>"Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one."
>"Of all the offspring of Time, Error is the most ancient, and is so old and familiar an acquaintance, that Truth, when discovered, comes upon most of us like an intruder, and meets the intruder's welcome."
>"How flattering to the pride of man to think that the stars on their courses watch over him, and typify, by their movements and aspects, the joys or the sorrows that await him! He, in less proportion to the universe than the all-but invisible insects that feed in myriads on a summer's leaf are to this great globe itself, fondly imagines that eternal worlds were chiefly created to prognosticate his fate."
>"We go out of our course to make ourselves uncomfortable; the cup of life is not bitter enough to our palate, and we distill superfluous poison to put into it, or conjure up hideous things to frighten ourselves at, which would never exist if we did not make them."
>"We find that whole communities suddenly fix their minds upon one object, and go mad in its pursuit; that millions of people become simultaneously impressed with one delusion, and run after it, till their attention is caught by some new folly more captivating than the first."
>>75203395
Okay?
Blood Meridian
Pic related. The King James Bible should be read at least once per year.
