Is the 'patrician' just a prefabricated identity for those 'sophisticate' consumers who wish
(or think they wish) content consumption was capable of fulfilling the role of a meaningful experience? Is /lit/ essentially a space for consumers to reinforce this dynamic myth of the 'sophisticate' consumer through a series joyless and endlessly repeating rituals?
Patrician is a quality of book, not a quality of person. Only plebs use it in the latter sense.
>>7642220
nah, pleb archetype seems a boogeyman/justification for consumer habits. So you saying patrician-ness is some nebulous quality that is found in patrician content?
I spend most of my time looking for high-end authentic content that reflects my unique personal brand. its way harder than it looks
>>7642215
/lit/: how to optimise consumption habits to project an aura of sophistication?
>>7642305
i'd buy that
you don't just 'consume' literature like you do a nice bowl of potato soup.
but yes.
