Name the book
Infinite Jest
>>24760023not my diary desu
>>24760023
>>24760028What's desu?
>>24760030Not since he got canceled for raping a woman
>>24760031Sorry i meant desu not desu
>>24760031It's the verb "to be" in Japanese. He's saying that his diary isn't.
as of late
AlchemistHarry PotterNietscheReady, player oneBlood meridian
>>24760048No! You're supposed to be baited!
>>24760064BM kicks ass faggot
>>24760031It means death in Japanese
The Bible
>>24760074Not literature
>>24760078What does that mean?
>>24760080I suppose it's pretty reddit to try to pass it off as a book
Gravity's Rainbow
>>24760087No
>>24760080That is an English language word used for several grammatical purposes. These include use as an adjective, conjunction, pronoun, adverb and intensifier; it has distance from the speaker, as opposed to words like this.The word did not originally exist in Old English, and its concept was represented by þe. Once it came into being, it was spelt as þæt (among others, such as þet), taking the role of the modern that. It also took on the role of the modern word what, though this has since changed, and that has recently replaced some usage of the modern which.The word that serves several grammatical purposes. Owing to its wide versatility in usage, the writer Joseph Addison named it "that jacksprat" in 1771, and gave this example of a grammatically correct sentence: "That that I say is this: that that that that gentleman has advanced, is not that, that he should have proved."[1] That can be used as a demonstrative pronoun, demonstrative adjective, conjunction, relative word, and an intensifier.[1]
>>24760023Anything written by Nietzsche
>>24760087r/thomaspynchon is pretty big so I'll go for that one (despite actually loving the discussions on there)
>>24760084As opposed to what? A collection of books?>>24760091Thank you, this has made things much clearer.
>>24760098r/4chan is pretty big too
>>24760103It's scripture
>>24760108Scripture is a type of literature.
>>24760111Not really
>>24760115Can you define what a work of literature is and how "scripture" (religious fiction) doesn't fit into it? I can see how a street sign wouldn't be considered literature but I don't see what you're trying to say.
>>24760119>"scripture" (religious fiction)
>>24760115In what sense? It was written by people. It's as much literature as any historical account.
>>24760129I suppose you could maybe make an exception for texts that are supposed to have literally come directly from God himself, but Christians do not believe this about the Bible.
>>24760129Well if you want to treat it that way then it's mogged immediately by any normal book
>>24760140I don't know about that, but in any case that's not an argument against it being literature.
>>24760122what else is scripture supposed to mean?
>>24760122>t.
>>24760147It is if you're having a serious discussion
>>24760070Blood Meridian is absolute dogshit and pure Reddit
>>24760156No
>>24760156You are a literal NPC kek
>>24760104What do you even discuss there that you cant discuss on 4chan?
>>24760023My threads I guess because anytime I make a thread expressing my honest opinion people seethe and call me a democrat (even though I'm a libertarian)Perhaps its finally time I hand in my media literacy card and wander into the chuded earth, bringing science to the scienceless... I'm too reddit for this site.
>>24760203Says the Corncob McCrabtree
>>24760155Explain yourself.
>>24760050lolno
>>24760031Does nu-/lit/ really
>>24760294>mcdonalds: the religion isn't redditlmao cope
Worst thread up on the board rn jfc
>>24760294lolyes99% of christians are BIPOC or fat boomers who worship israel nobody gives a fuck about your BASED sect with 3 members
>>24760164>>24760203>>24760070BM is totally glazed on Reddit and they love discussing all the yummy references and their favorite epic Judge Holden moment. It's a perfect book for fat manchildren who want a taste of something edgy with no merit beyond invoking more interesting works. I guess it's a great first book coming from Marvel films, following the exact narrative structure of capeshit with a 'mature' cowboy twist.
>>2476002390% of what people recommend here.
>>24760399>plotfag filtered
>>24760414
>>24760023The Handmaid's Tale
>>24760023Any of Karl Marx works because none of them actually read his books
>>24760034Dis he really rape a woman or just say something spicy like always that made roasties "mildly inconvenienced?"
