/lit/ - Literature

>>14315769
Context: The Elizabethan Stage by E.K. Chambers

>>14310204
Travel to Turkey. Get it done like for 5K USD. It's a booming thing: healthcare tourism here.

>>14290699
I'm a professional literary translator (and an unknown novelist)
I don't collect royalties for reprints.
I'm the only one in my national professional chamber who actively opposes the idea. I was once told that I should "quit" if I am to oppose the idea of royalties. Gives you much to think about ((leftist)) literary circles.

>>14223183
I think if you're in pursuit of knowledge, you shouldn't be anti-anything without giving it a proper study first.

>>14218428
THe only thing about Marlowe is his free rhyme. His plots and characters are melodramatic as shit.

>>14217599
Webster. Because he pretty is the horror-gore king of stage in English. (feels like the grandfather of horror movies.)

>>14214183
Ahmed Hamdi Tanpınar - Time Regulation Institute
Oğuz Atay - The Disconnected

Also, feel free to ask

>>14212939
pic related

>>14205296
Bach = prolly Itri
Mustafa Itri, more commonly known as Buhurizade Mustafa Itri, or just simply Itri (1640 - 1712[1]) was an Ottoman-Turkish musician, composer, singer and poet. With over a thousand works to his name, although only about forty of these have survived to this day, he is regarded as the master of Turkish classical music.[1] In 2012, due to the 300th anniversary of Itri's death, the UNESCO declared 2012 the "International Itri Year"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2f8u8gP4sw

>>14203157
baphomet is just a misspelling of Mohammed, and for Xtians that recorded about it were talking about muslims.

OG Satanists = Muslims

>>14202415
The Oxford Book of English Verse, 1250–1900

>>14194072
What kinds of things would you want to see discussed?
Definitely not its-hard-out-there type of story. Try to make it as unrelated as possible to the profession of getting undressed in public.
>What kind of answers do you hope to see illustrated by a manuscript such as this?
I'm not interested in strip-club setting per se, so if I wanted to learn more about it, I'd go there. So ask a non-strip-club related question.
>What would make this of your interest.
That it's not about nudity, getting drunk just because these things happen in strip clubs.

What I say; take the strip club as a setting not as the subject. Otherwise it'd be quite boring.

Or take the Melville road and make it autistically about the details of stripping and pole dancing while pointing out to something metaphysical. Though, that's hard to achieve.

>>14178903
Get this as guide:
- Aesthetics: From Classical Greece to the Present - Beardsley

Aristotle Poetics
Longinus On the Sublime
Demetrius On Style

>>14144305
hey Butsy, do you have a published story or a book or anything?

>>14145599
Shalom aleyhem!

>>14144604
Shalom! This is not a kosher board, though. So, go away.

>>14136053
yeah, I learnt about those "ancient novels" after reading Bakhtin's The Dialogic Imagination. Now I want to read them all!

Check that book by Bakhtin, too --gives some insight about the ancient novels.

>>14134223
I have the same problem, and my solution is to study corpus:

https://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/research/santa-barbara-corpus/
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Spoken_English_Corpus

you can find others.

>>14034208
thanks BUTTherfly, once in a while you post some interesting books. <3

>>13945271
This was for you: >>13945343

>>13945157
Why bother with teens when you can be teaching at a language school for adults or at a uni? I work at a uni, a few weeks back a random Burger showed up and she was hired mostly because she was an American (she's not an English teacher by profession.)

though the case is pretty much the way you described with young adults as well.

>>13944659
I buy used copies online, or download shit from archiveorg and get it printed and bound at a print shop.
Will pick 10 more books from the print shop tomorrow.

>>13944407
more importantly, would Plato be banned in 4chan?

>>13944746
I rebooted my router for you.

>>13944746
get CELTA
backpack to EU or Asia, MENA, or Russia or wherever
1. Teach English
2. Drown in pussy
in that order.