/lit/ - Literature

>>20697792
Just copy all your books by hand if you have this much distrust in your fellow man

>>18472638
Oh and a pdf of the book of the subgenius. Liked it a lot.

>>17555981
I recently took a historical linguistics class that involved a lot heavy papers and I couldn't imagine taking that class if I weren't interested in the topic. Lots of kids dropped the class, but those that stuck with it got to learn a lot about PIE theory (which I already had an interest in) and involved lots of linguistics-archaeology cross over. Most anthropology majors I've met are either very serious or retards who decide to focus on ethnography because archaeology, linguistics, and bioanth are too hard for them. Flashback to my intro to linguistics class (4 men in class size of 51) almost none of the students understood that IPA is used to transcribe things phonetically and has nothing to do with alphabets. There's just a lot of horrid shit going on in academia and I both don't understand it and love fucking with people by finding loopholes in their faggotry. As one anon said earlier there's a lot of room for mobility in fields like anthropology if you can think by yourself and know what interests you. Lots of people just run through university being interested in what they're told to be interested in.
>>17556045
No, I was saying that we're the people who thrive in those upper level weed out classes. I "autistically" hate colin renfrew and suck the pontic-caspian steppe hypothesis' dick. I'd fuck the shit out of marija gimbutas.
t. would friends with you

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>>17371697
I would also be interested in this. I know it’s kind of an old trope to equate modern hypermorality with puritanical impulse but I think the substitution of politics as religion is still a valid critique.

Requesting works not by basic bitch conservatives if possible, I don’t want to read Ann Coulter.