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>>7291430
Pierre Guyotat - The book
"Sex-peare" (a collection with De Sade and von Sacher Masoch)
Franz Kafka - America/The trial
Leo Perutz - Master of the day of judgement
Robert Musil - The man without qualities
Hermann Hesse (probably major works)
Alfred Döblin - Mountains Seas and Giants
Wittgenstein - Tractatus
James Joyce (major works too)
Georges Bataille/Colette Peignot - Le sacré
Samuel Beckett - Molloy
Witold Gombrowicz - Kosmos
Juan Goytisolo (major works)
Soren Kierkegaard - Either/Or
Albert Camus (major works)
Elias Canetti - Autodafé
Gabrielle Wittkop - The necrophiliac
Kenji Siratori - Blood Electric
Vassili Rozanov - Apocalypse of our times
Garcia Marquez - 100 days of you know the title
Pynchon - Gravity's youknowtoowell
John Barth (major works)
Georges Perec - The disappearing (?)
Marcel Proust - A la recherche...

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>>7291551
No one should read the tractatus without learning basic logic first though

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Requesting any translations charts but particularly the Dante one.

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 19:38:59 No.7291748 Report Delete

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>>7291203
That chart.

>not including Goethe's Faust.
>including 'The Sorrows of Young Werther' instead.

pleb-tier.

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>>7291746
And a general translation chart

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requesting australian chart

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>tfw I made that German chart
>tfw I included Nietzsche like some edgy faglord

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>>7292048
you don't need to worry about it

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>>7292053
:3

The other novels are still good, except maybe Christa Wolf. It''s been years since I made that picture.

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Are the links for the charts in the sticky broken? they all 404'd.

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>>7292048
It's shit

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>>7292074
Absolute fucking trash

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>>7292074
This is what I imagine any major metropolitan subway system to be like.

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>>7291203

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>>7291203
kafka wasn't German. just throw in Fabian and A Woman In Berlin instead.

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>>7292566
Do you have Peru? Please tell me there exists a general one for Latin American Literature as well as the various component countries.

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>>7292706

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>>7291771
best chart to have come out of /lit/ in recent memory tbh

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>>7291776
Stop reposting your garbage chart.

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>>7291776
What's the point of the Borges part when there are only two translations and you're putting the inferior one on top?

Beowulf could get a whole chart of its own.

The Divine Comedy did get a whole chart of its own IIRC.

>KJV: "The Bible of old"
>on /lit/

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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 06:56:38 No.7293716 Report Delete

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i want to read the odyssey

should i follow this guide?

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>>7292800
>no clarice lispector

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this is one i consult a lot

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>>7293826
PS4 wins again

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>>7291742
What do you recommend?

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>>7291771
"Abandon all hope ye who enter here" is best version of that line imo.

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>>7291203

>No Hölderlin

What is this shit?

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>>7293510
>The Divine Comedy did get a whole chart of its own IIRC.
It's in this thread.

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>>7292048
>Kafka
>German
O im laffin

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>>7293867
That's why the picture says "German language", not "German country"

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>>7292682
But he wrote in German.

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charts that should exist:

writers clustered around their most significant philosophic influence
for example kant - schiller, schopi - thomas mann, nietzsche - benn, early jünger

charts that cluster philosophers around their favorite art forms
for example music: schopi, nietzsche, adorno
drama/film: hegel, zizek
porn: bataille, foucault

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>>7292074
>Drama about tolerance

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>>7291203
+Elias Canetti, Ferdinand Raimund, Joseph Roth & Max Frisch

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>>7293822
Is this nigga trolling?

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>>7291203
>no Hölderling
>no Rilke
but they included Goethe? I don't get it.

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>>7293826
switch PC and PS4 and you're good

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>>7292074
>The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
>All of these Hollywood movies
There is a reason this is rare, and that is because it's shit.

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>>7293716
If you want to read The Odyssey you should read The Odyssey, but I'd recommend reading The Iliad instead.

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>>7292074
thanks to this chart for introducing me to such unknown masterpieces as The Incredibles, The Matrix, Little Miss Sunshine, and The Hangover.

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>>7292074
these are not terrible films, and some of them are really great ones but theres too much stuff there i would replace

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>>7295356
>/v/ shitposter
you're probably a mac user tbh

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R'ing a guide to erotica!

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Anyone got a scandinavian lit chart?

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>>7295696
What the fuck? This is so bad.

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>>7295725
Probably why it's rare.

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>>7295580

I thought this was on the sticky but it's not. That's strange.

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>>7293826
Why the fuck do people need their PCs to come with a led screen on it? It looks like those kids shoes where there is button where every time the child hits the floor the shoe lights up. Ridiculous.

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>>7293861

Go the fuck back to /tv/ you loser.

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>>7293861
Tampa shouldn't be in the heterosexual section, the focus is on little boys, not girls, although it does involve heterosexual relationships.

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>>7295602
Here's the better one, mate >>7293861

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>>7295949
I could do without the gay and female pedophilia, the older version is better.

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>>7292551
They're usually not as honeycomb-like.

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>>7295725
If you ignore the captions it's not entirely terrible. This might be a controversial opinion on /lit/, but the Inherent Vice movie is a good intro to Pinecone if you've never heard of him or just don't read much.

I'm sure some people only started reading his books because of it so it's not bad even if it's not a perfect adaptation.

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Are there any in-depth poetry guides?

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>>7296317
Seconded.

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>>7296317
>>7296335
http://pastebin.com/cBZknniE

i'm currently working on a non-troll poetry chart. in the meantime, someone will probably post my memechart for you

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>>7296341
Reccing that you add A Poet's Glossary to that intro section.

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>>7296317
I don't know shit about poetry but here are a couple of poetry books I enjoyed.

Tennyson - Idylls of the King
Baudlaire - Les Fleurs du mal
Baudlaire - Le Spleen de Paris

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>>7291771
I have C.H Sisson's translation, part of the Oxford World Classics range. It's very good. There's even 10 pages on "Translating Dante", among the wide array of other supplementary material.

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>>7296363
it's already on there, I just didn't add it to the "learning technicality" part because it's not specifically for that

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>>7295696
>only reading the Profane chapters

REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>7295102
Thank you

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>>7295405
>The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
that is one of the best movies i've ever seen

that and The New World

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>>7295733

Pretty surprised someone actually saved my chart.

I made this meme too.

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>>7291742
everything necessary is learned by high school calculus.

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Anyone have good recs for Bhutan?

I'm interested to see how their isolation and heavily religious lifestyle affects their work.

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>>7292048
props for the Heinrich for Kleist part.

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I have yet to see a single halfway decent American, French, or Spanish chart tbh

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>steppenwolf
>not siddhartha
i haven't read either

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>>7291776
Heaney's translation is 14/88 af. Obviously putting up Lolita there would not nearly count as a translation but Vladdy couldn't brook having others do it in his stead. Etymology sidenote: brook comes from Old English brūcan to use, related to German brauchen and Norwegian bruk.

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>>7291203
Can we discuss who made these charts? Is there a particular group of people who make the charts? Are there charts that much of /lit/ disagrees with?

imustnotshitpost !!sJLt6T5nxD7

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>>7299239
I made the Dante chart if you want to talk about it.

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>>7299258
I don't know a lot about Dante, and I am more interested in the nature of the "general" charts, e.g., the chart for German literature. Similarly, I wonder if there is a chart for authors who wrote literature not in their native tongue, if that is even necessary. That kind of thing seems like something /lit/ would gladly jump on.

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