/lit/ - Literature

>stop believing in free will
>all religions based on free will existing suddenly seem even more retarded

Why do i get the feeling that dealing with death or mortality in art nowadays is a juvenile or fake thing?

>>12109117
2 to edgy 4me

>>12062849
Attempting Japanese, and I'm thinking about picking up Hebrew again. I also knew a little French from HS, but I don't know about picking it up again since Japanese is a handful.

Not sure why people are so active to discourage picking up a second language. Language is like a puzzle, and it's fun to see how the same ideas can be communicated in different ways.

>>10705517
>going to school in 2018
just be an autodidact and carve your own path

>>9696017
I was once moved to tears by an abstract painting when I was in a museum around age 17.
I cannot remember the painter's name, but it was a show based out of an exhibit in LA.

The painting itself was a black background covered in white scratches, some of them straight, some of them curved.
There were even 2 others of the same make, so it was a series of 3.

Somehow only one of them really got to me. It just made me feel such genuine sadness I had to hide in the bathroom.

>Live on the border of Netherlands/Germany
>Speak Dutch, German and English
>Dad is French, made me learn his language too

Life is good

>>7857122
I can't help feel like the people who make these threads are faggots who've just replaced gaming with literature and are false flagging gamers or something to feel superior to some strawman about reading Clockwork Orange and Blood Meridian.

Who knows, maybe you're just a dummy. If that's so, -- no, books are doin' fine.

>>7812286
>abolition of work
>jewish