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Who's your favorite character in your favorite book?
Milo Minderbinder here
BIG
>>8170167
Such a pretty girl
i just finished infinite jest for the first time and am both heartbroken and in love with dfw & each character. hal, james, joelle and don stole the show for me. avril's compulsions, mario's innocence, orin... just uggghhh. katherine g's depression & accounts of it, too, were awesome. it was all awesome--the prose, as a philosophical piece, an ideology, etc. anyways ya
>>8170166
>and in love with dfw
lol you gaymo, way to be in love with someone who couldn't write, couldn't think, and hadn't any discernable talent
it's way better than any pynchon
>>8170166
>confirmed for pleb
How do I into Joseph de Maistre?
>>8170094
chronological
t. the anon you saved the image from
>>8170094
What's the point of trusting anyone pre late-19th to be particularly accurate?
>>8170108
>accurate
this isn't stem-shit son
ITT your favorite audiobook or whatever available on Audible. Some of us plebs need to do things throughout the day so these will just have to suffice.
>>8170067
Is Hogg on Audible?
This is quite good.
http://www.audible.com/pd/Self-Development/Bad-Boy-vs-Nice-Guy-Audiobook/B0186EFVR8?ref_=audlib-pd-LIBRARY-list
Otherwise this is the best ive found on audible, i listened to in a tractor and its good!
http://www.audible.com/pd/Nonfiction/You-Are-Not-So-Smart-Audiobook/B006K4GN56?ref_=audlib-pd-LIBRARY-list
>>8170102
Is this some MRA PUA MGTOW crap?
dump all arguments and counter-arguments related to the meaning of life or lack thereof. I want to be completely pulled apart by the two arguements
>>8170025
Breed white children and subjugate women and nonwhites
The meaning is to find God and to know him, because he is life - eternal life. The meaning is to do the will of God, to serve God, and to follow his commands. The meaning is to demonstrate the reality of God by obedience to God.
Post /fedoracore/
The fedora meme was pushed here a lot a few years ago. It really belongs to tumblr now, to denote a certain type of (mostly made up) undesirable male who does anything nerdy or has any kind of pretensions or simply has any quality that's disliked by the person using the term. The term means nothing. Fuck off and read some literature instead of posting this vacuous garbage.
>if you like this thing it means you wear an outdated hat which in turn means you're unhygienic and don't believe in God
>>8170009
does palahniuk count as fedoracore? i know he's popular with normies who want to appear well-read and smart.
oh god go thru the comments
https://www.instagram.com/p/BGpuc_WvsRi/?taken-by=tazsangels_&hl=en
normies are pleb af REEEE etc
>>8170001
>let me search through social media to find something to get riled up about and share it with my secret club
kill yourself
>>8170001
What is a book that changed your life, name 3.
Master and Margarita - Bulgakov
Klingsor's Last Summer - Hesse
Chronicles of Amber - Zelazny
What do you think of this pic?
>>8169998
Stephen King looks like a skeleton. GRRM looks like he is not writing the goddamn book like the lazy fat fuck that he is.
>>8169998
Stephen King dresses like a ten-year old boy
GRRM looks like the manage of a Gamestop
Don't recognize the pedo in the center
Who do you think is the better scribbler, King or Grrm?
Is he worth a read?
I'm not an accustomed reader, especially of philosophical works. Will it be too difficult for me?
>>8169836
he inspired feminism and the SJW movement by his 'muh feels' """""philosophy"""""".
A cultural marxist if ever there was one.
>>8169836
If not accustomed to philosophy, then yes, it will be difficult and not worth your time.
>>8169836
Well, Foucault is an important philosopher, but if you're not an accusomted reader you should choose something less complicatedI don't mean the greeks
Could anyone here recommend some books that can help one overcome misanthropy?
I've never met anyone who I really respected, admired or loved. A minute number of those I've encountered were just OK, while the majority were too heavily flawed to like, and some even difficult to endure. I've never really detested anyone, but I've never loved anyone either. I just feel a vague sense of disappointment or disgust towards the people I meet. It's as if I've been waiting my whole life to find someone who I could truly admire.
Maybe the most bitter aspect is the knowledge that I myself am deeply flawed (more than most in fact) and yet still can't forgive the flaws of others. I know that I'm really no better than those I dislike, but that doesn't prevent me from disliking them. I'm disgusted with myself because of this.
the holy bible
>>8169588
You hate yourself, not others.
Get yourself together, anime faggot
Also, take this shit to /r9k/, you're on the literature board.
the idiot.
Why do we never discuss based Quine?
Because no one here has read him.
>>8169572
That doesn't usually stop us.
>>8169572
literally this. Trying to get this cucked continental board to discuss any significant analytic philosophers is like pulling teeth from their roots.
Which religions have the dankest literary traditions?
>>8169544
Christianity
The bible is cool, but buddhism is the right answer
>>8169561
Eh. Most of it is melodramatic and preachy. Hardly any of it except for Jeebus's speeches are at all poetic. Lots of boring history and dates and times.
How does one lose his innocence?
Why does innocent girls prone to have a more pure and symmetric face?
Why am i, as a guy, attracted to the innocence, and are girls too?
Please tell me your thoughts on innocence and purity
also. please rec books on innocence
>pic somehow related
>>8169440
Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels
Memoirs of a Geisha
Jude the Obscure
>>8169440
spooks
>>8169448
If i describe a girl as innocent, how do you picture her?
>the book is in first-person perspective
>>8169415
b-b-but m-muh diary..?
>>8169439
>his diary isn't written in second-person
>The book isn't in 1st person
I thought this was /literature /
Any of these worth copping?
yikes
You shouldn't post your fb like that, Molly might get Katie'd
desu, I read "How I Live Now" when I was a teenager and enjoyed it. It's strange, I read adult books and YA books at the same time until I was about sixteen or seventeen I guess. I read my first adult books at the age of 11 but at the same time I adored harry potter and wizard books. I got all hot under the collar reading about alien sex and narrowly averted rape but also got amped up over quidditch matches.
tl;dr those are all YA books go for it I guess you don't give a fuck I don't give a fuck
>>8169300
Hi Eoghan Reilly, How is life in newtownhamilton? Is Ireland just like James Joyce describes it?
