The members of /lit/, 4chan's literary subforum, love Dostoyevsky, Joyce and Nabokov. They abhor the gatekeepers of traditional publishing and the moral pieties that beset academia in the 2010s. They've created their own recommendation ecosystem in the form of homemade charts, huge Jpegs which serve as visual reading guides. "Start with the Greeks," the most famous one says, leading beginners through an annotated flowchart from modern mythological retellings to Homer and then, eventually, Aristotle. This advice is dished out to wannabe autodidacts on /lit/ so often that it has become a meme. ("I will not start with the Greeks," says a gun-toting civilian in one image, as soldiers surround his house and order him to read Plato.)
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!bookworms !sophistry
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I will always enjoy serious descriptions of shit posts by legacy media
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There has to have been at least one "serious" article written that includes sneed or bane posting
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Literally me
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A literature journoid describing the "I hate the antichrist" meme is hilarious
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Satire is dead. Fat women ate it.
Jewish lives matter.
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Autodidacticism is a scourge. /lit/lets (and rsp dweebs) trying to one up each other is King Louie-butt behavior.
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