/lit/ - Literature

Very interesting, thanks

>>13773

I remember my teachers either reading in diagonal or only the beginning or the end.

Speed reading is dumb, unless you want to seem smart because you read lots of books.

>>15226

>listen to someone talk

>only pick up keywords since they use a lot of filler words

>any time a concept is interesting, converse internally to fully understand the concept

>playing out situations, dialogue, and finding previous concepts to build upon this one/that this one builds upon

>whoops, it's been 3 minutes since I heard a word they said

Am I eternally damned to never benefiting from audiobooks?

They are legit but it also depends on what you read.

oh no don't think so

Speed reading can be helpful, but they are not always reasonable. I learned these techniques in college, hoping they would make studying literature easier for me as an English major. However, I often missed important details and nuances in the texts I read, ultimately hindering my understanding and assignment performance. I was fortunate to have discovered https://studymoose.com/literature which provided me with in-depth analysis and summaries of the works I was studying. StudyMoose allowed me to comprehend the material more thoroughly and perform better on assignments than relying on my speed reading abilities. While I still believe that speed reading techniques can benefit specific contexts, it is essential to recognize their limitations and understand when it is more appropriate to focus on in-depth analysis and comprehension.

I dont know precisely but it's like Gutenberg Galaxy?

interesring

Very interesting to think about, I think that the school system is not as old as we all perceive it to be, but the concept of teaching people something may be even older than that. I was looking at similar ideas for myself only related to the philosophy of the time and it's the same school that tells how things happen in our world. I needed to write a paper on this and contacted https://edusson.com/write-my-philosophy-paper-for-me which was as a philosophy essay writer who complemented my work and better structured it. Now it has become obvious that the figure of the philosopher and their schools are the same modern teachers and educational programs to which we have come in the circles of evolution.

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>>16651

>relegated to the world of landed gentry

It'll be coming back soon so I'm feeling ahead of the curve

Interesting how his life going now

I think he's doing great, I hope so

I hope so because I remember my university time when I realized all I learned isn't what I wanted. I decided to change the faculty and it was so hard way for me. I needed to end the year and haven't time for all this preparing stuff. Fortunately, such sources as this one https://eduzaurus.com/free-essay-samples/cosmetology-and-a-career-as-a-cosmetologist-pros-and-cons/ exists, and it helped me a lot to keep balance and succeed in the end. Such decisions are one of the hardest, but it's better than staying on faculty/job/in a family which you hate.

>>16955

Also, just the difference between reading for pleasure and reading to gain something. Even if what is gained is the willpower and patience to slow your mind down enough to let let something like Glass Bead Game or Magic Mountain pass through it. Internet addiciton makes that much harder for kids today…

>>16678

He writes fantasy which is considered low brow literature marketed specifically for kids, so of course he’s right, kids are going to prefer his work over ‘classics’

Like certain genres of music require you live a little before you can appreciate it, so does certain works of literature

>>16667

Wat are all those namedrops in second-to-last tweet?

Oh I’m happy someone said it. My literature teacher was annoying and after the school I didn’t take a book in my hands for 5 years

I agree with you guys. My teacher was mentally ill and I even don't shame her now, I'm confident in it. I hated to visit her lessons, always skipped them, and did my homework thanks to materials on this page https://writingbros.com/essay-examples/fahrenheit-451/ , because even small contact with literature made me mad and anxious. Then I joined the university and took a book in my hands (if we talk about non-educational related books) only after a few years. It unfortunates me a lot…

>>15925

Literature, published writing, and their readerbase is full of eloquent idiots.

>>15901

Lel, my first Dostoevsky was the Brothers Karamazov, off a reccommendation by Brother Nathanael some 7 years ago when I was in high school. I suspect now that I missed some of the "deeper" elements, but purely as a story it was perfectly comprehensible and enjoyable. Crime and Punishment is a lot like the Brothers K but shorter and easier to read. Go for it. Don't worry about over-analyzing it for "symbols" or "deeper meanings" like Juden Penison would do; just focus on comprehending and enjoying the story. Insights into the "meaning" may come to you naturally as you think about the story after you've finished reading it. Once you start reading serious literature, e-celebs like Peterstein won't seem so smart to you anymore; you won't regret getting into it.

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It's quite an interesting and extremely complex piece of work, if you ask me.

I don't think that as a first book it will do. I went through it in college and it was hard to understand everything, in addition, when I did research on it I tried to check for plagiarism more often at https://fixgerald.com/ because I took a lot of things from the book itself. It's a great work, but I think you have to read it more than once.

>>16524

You may read some poetry. Rilke's come to mind.

other?

If you want to stop hating women and start hating everyone read any books on anatomy. I had to strudite all that literature when I was in college. I also had to write papers on them, but I often ordered them from https://ca.edubirdie.com/nursing-help as I had little time and opportunity to do them myself. But it was after I read them that I hated everyone and everything.

>>15444

well “female chauvinist pigs” (a feminist book) has been on my reading list for quite some time. i actually agree with the premise of the book, but it will lose me if it starts talking about fags or abortion.

>>17122

oops old thread

Bump

No harm in asking; however, open ended general request threads tend to go nowhere.

There are a variety of /lit/ image-board mosaics detailing various topics and genera for suggestions. The best we have here is "the last book you read" threads, which invite people to state why they found a given book worth pursuing.

Still, I'll throw a few out there.

1. Politics:

How to Stop a War: The Lessons of Two Hundred Years of War and Peace by James F. Dunnigan. Conflict is always a popular political topic. The nature of conflict resolution less so, but no less full of geeky, fun detail.

Cracks in the Constitution by Ferdinand Lundberg. Enlightening survey against common misconceptions about the attributes, scope, and history of the American constitution.

The Washington Pay-off by Robert N. Winter-Berger. Somewhat dated as an expose of how things get done behind the headlines. The technical details of lobbying differ today, but the general system as Winter-Berger describes it remains in full force.

>>>/pdfs/ for suggestions, obviously.

2. Philosophy:

I have a 1960s era general guide to various philosophers. The title escapes me at the moment. For more modern philosophy, online resources are sufficient. Anyway, the idea here is you'll go farther, faster with solid professional/academic guides. Hardcore types don't bother asking, they go right to the source. See >>>/philosophy/ for a few suggestions.

3. Science (specifically space):

Megastructures: Science and Speculation by Paul Lucas. Although, this comes at you from the idea of writing SciFi.

In that regard, pretty much any modern hard SciFi role playing game.

The Orion's Arm website.

There are some interesting (if dated) general guides by Feynman, Asimov, etc. You'd do better by asking the respective boards for whaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

The Analects

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Fuck yeah it is, Straight up just mixes kim kardashian with kierkegaard. Honestly i need this book. He's got twitter aswell where he posts some quotes but thats about it

>>15596

That cartoon blows

I don't know

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>>17057

In relation to the new books that are outside of the SOIAF or just in general.

He is lazy alright. How long do we have to wait for WoW…

Money and fame has gone to his head.

I can't believe what you wrote, it's nonsense. If you call him that, then you should understand who this person is! I just recently wrote autobiography essays, he used https://studymoose.com/essay-types/autobiography-essays for this. What is the book Game of Thrones worth! This is a world book and a series that has beaten all the ratings. He's definitely not lazy.