No.207
/lit/ is a thing. it's just hidden for some reason.
No.208
>>206>until /lit/ is a thing can we post books?If there is sufficient high-quality discussion here worthy of /lit/, we can bring back /lit/. You should not decline to to post something because you disagree with the letters in your address bar. I'm not suggesting that you do, but many others feel this way and without good reason. Literature is listed in the subtitle. So yes, you can post books. In fact, I would like to encourage it. Thank you.
No.1363
>>1360this is Classical Liberalism my friend. While Marx was heavily influenced by it, this is not Marxism.
No.1366
>>1363m8 look at the very next post. I was trying to post like 4 things but files were too big. But thanks for letting everyone know you can distinguish between classical liberalism and marxism :o)
Here's some Althusser, anyway.
No.1371
>>1366Do you have part 1 ?
No.1373
>>1371In physical form yah but I haven't found a pdf for it yet
No.1466
>>1465I've been re-reading capital w/ althusser's piece.
links for what im currently reading.
No.2750
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No.2778
Does Alice have recommendations for fiction books that merge tech and nature? I'm thinking of woods with the occasional antenna or microwave tower, farms with random bits of tech, high tech rural life. I suppose non fiction books of this nature would be neat, too!
No.2781
>>2778Ursula's Always Coming Home had an idyllic post-post-apocalypse society that lived in agrarian villages but the previous civilization also left behind a sort of internet that was self-repairing and nearly immortal. Their lives were low tech except for this one long distance messaging system.
No.2782
>still no /lit/
>we get a /jp/ board despite there isnt a single jap on the entire site
10/10
No.2783
>>2782How is /lit/ differenet from /cult/?
No.2784
>>2782Build it an they will come, as they say, Or not, maybe, awell I feel ambivalent today let's go with who cares.
No.2787
>>2784dont forget there are three times as many deleted than existing posts on /jp/ :)
No.2788
>>2783>how is /all/ different from /cult/big brain time
No.2789
>>2787take that smiley and shove it up your soykaf hole
No.2790
>>2788You can't post on /all/.
No.2793
>>2789take that cancer of a post and go back to *chan
No.2794
>>2790 truly an unprecedented intelligence quotient
