Let's start a /fitlit/ reading list
Let's start a /fitlit/ reading list
Caleb Richardson
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Ayden Gomez
>mfw someone makes another /fitlit/ thread
Cameron Ramirez
im lurkin
Levi Sanchez
a farewell to arms
>dat row
Liam Wilson
Excellent
Excellent
Count of Monte Cristo is great, the main character got fucked but still ended up on top through strength and perseverance. Plus it's just a good fucking story.
David Campbell
my favourite book desu, so elaborate.
Logan Kelly
Best 1400 pages of my life
Cooper Robinson
Jose Evans
Monitoring this thread
Charles Cruz
more like faggot reading.
>dont worry about things, stop complaining, muh stoic.
Hes a Neophye philosopher who thinks hes a big brain nibba
Brayden Price
Brandon Brown
Who /BotNS/ here?
Jayden Jenkins
Everyone should be required to read Wealth of Nations, Kapital, and at least some Weber (Economy and Society or Protestant Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism) before they are allowed to discuss politics or economics
Robert Rodriguez
Tell us more user
Ryan Moore
Dont know if ist available in englisch, the Name is : ways out of a sick society by Erich fromm.
Nolan Scott
Ian Gomez
Really enjoyed this series, will probably reread. I'm halfway through the book of the long sun series and not enjoying it as much though.
Jonathan Gutierrez
I think philosophy books are nothing more than armchair intellectuals being pretentious, anyone here care to convince me otherwise?
Grayson Green
You have great taste, my favorite as well.
Not going to try super hard, but give Meditations a shot. It's not particularly deep or difficult reading, but the stuff Aurelius discusses and deals with is really easy to compare to what's happening in your own day to day life. That's kind of nuts, seeing as he was a Roman emperor living ~2K years ago. How he deals with it all makes sense and it's not particularly hard to start using his philosophy in your own life and improve yourself.
Josiah Perry
Andrew Anderson
I agree for the most part but go read "Thus Spoke Zarathustra". Most fun I've had with philosophy in a while. Spent weeks arguing / monologuing against that madman in my head; trying to marry our worldviews and / or reject his.
>t. happy nihilist on a journey to be as "great" as I can reasonably be in order to contribute to the birth of the alien overman
Brayden Young
Required reading
Chase Lee
Currently reading 48 Laws of Power and generally find it more useful to detect manipulative cunts than using the tactics myself.
Julian Mitchell
Most certainly required
Andrew Hernandez
Austin Collins
Elizabethan clergyman decides to write a medical treatise on what we would now call depression but ends up spending his whole life writing it, lucidly giving his thoughts on pretty much every subject there is. The prose is masterful.
Ryan Brown
Nicholas Johnson
1200 pages of poor ecstasy. One of the best stories I've ever read
Grayson Thomas
you have to read more
Adam Roberts
Jacob Davis
>poor ecstasy
Hunter Mitchell
Christopher Gomez
Yes
Jeremiah Peterson
I've ordered that one!
How is it?
Jonathan Clark
...
Nathaniel Adams
Personaly it turned my life around but I was a turbo beta.
It is a good read regardless.
Joseph Brooks
>Reading Hobbes' Leviathan without supporting literature as "An Introduction"
I wouldn't be surprised if nobody had ever actually followed through with that image.
Luke Russell
Blood Meridian to get your test pumping
Grayson Carter
youtu.be
Superior retelling.
Camden Lopez
“One must shed the bad taste of wanting to agree with many. "Good" is no longer good when one's neighbor mouths it. And how should there be a "common good"! The term contradicts itself: whatever can be common always has little value. In the end it must be as it is and always has been: great things remain for the great, abysses for the profound, nuances and shudders for the refined, and, in brief, all that is rare for the rare.”
Ryan Lewis
>reading fiction
are you under 12?
Colton Perry
>clifford for president
my man
Jonathan Collins
>trusting the opinion of some faggot Veeky Forums troll over one of the greatest Roman emperors
Leo Ortiz
Don't forget your daily dose of blackpill books
Also read Oblomov from Gontcharov
Luis Baker
It can be summarized greatly but you lose the lead-in to his points. Which is where the real value is.
Read it.
Lincoln Anderson
whoever recommended the subtle art of not giving a fuck by mark manson in the last thread, thanks for wasting my time.
Tyler Gray
every single Veeky Forumsizen should read this book at least twice.
Carter Watson
>muh philosopher emperor
>put his retarded son in charge just to ruin the empire
Connor Ward
Good book if you are a turbo beta or a man child. If you are already in control of your life you won't find anything new.
Blake Lee
I'm /fitlit/ and I do my daily cardio listening to my "Outlander" audiobook...
Am I too gay, Veeky Forums?
>tfw my motivation is ripped men in kilts
Brayden Jenkins
Might is right by Ragnar Redbeard
Nathaniel Gonzalez
What a coincidence, just rewatched The Machinist today and the primary char was reading that book.
Bentley James
Powerlifting Basics Texas Style, by Paul Kelso.
>does anyone have the pdf
Ryder Wilson
12 million? Worldwide? A bit much, dontcha think?
Eli Ramirez
bait
Luke Hall
Liam Gonzalez
For My Legionaries, The Ego and Its Own, and Revolt Against The Modern World are all on my list at the moment, also The Art of War by Machiavelli
Carter Powell
anybody have anymore books that would go with pic related?
Nathaniel Butler
Get reading, plebs
Adam Edwards
this is the only series here that isn't a meme
good job user
Jace Cook
Thank me later
Sebastian Scott
The ultimate THOT.
Josiah Thomas
The book of the Ubermensch
Samuel Martinez
Luke Clark
Thrilling book, was smiling the whole time reading it.
Daniel Jones
>The Aubrey-Maturin series
Easy to read, and will give you a huge test boost guaranteed.
Elijah Foster
My little sister in college got it for me for Christmas and said I had to read it. I'm enjoying it so far.
Owen Parker
>political theory and greeks are fit
Signs of the pseud
Anthony Sanchez
Just finished this - definitely recommend if you're into political psychology/theory.
Grayson Edwards
I really do think Jack Donovan's books are Iron Pill material
Nathan Cruz
ive read it when i was young
kino
Brayden Lopez
Nah, just keep lifting.
Jace Gutierrez
>anyone here care to convince me otherwise?
Nope. You're already against it. If you're interested, you'll read things yourself. There are plenty of introductions, plus the stuff recommended here.
You don't "learn" philosophy. You do philosophy. You live philosophy.
Leo Bennett
LONG LIVE ROME!
Angel Green
Revolt against the modern world, ride the tiger and be a man amongst the ruins
Adam Gonzalez
M'Lady D' Winter is what sealed the deal for me. When I was child I saw Disney's Hercules and I thought "Hercules! No! Don't like Meg. She's plotting on the low scheming on the low!" and sure enough she FUCKED him.. figuratively and physicaly
10 years of rehabilitation later, Im almost cured of the trauma that was induced by that fucking harlot pick, and then I pick up this book.
Fuck women.
We homo now..
n-no homo
William Wood
Siddhartha - Hesse
Beneath the Wheel - Hesse
Out of Africa - Dinesen
The Fountainhead - Rand
Fathers and Sons - Turgenev
Landon Adams
>Siddhartha - Hesse
Had read this before. Reading it now. Will likely finish it tonight. I also read "Wandering" by the same author; great stuff.
Levi Stewart
Why would I want to read a book by the original braaaaaappppp-poster?
Robert Anderson
way of men is a good read, really motivated me when i was going through a rough time
found a lot of purpose from that book, hes a great writer.
Wyatt Sullivan
>posting the most well known works of evola and thinking that youre LE EBIN TRADITIONALIST
fucking plebs and posers
Jose Richardson
Its bait you fucking retard
Eli Perez
Wandering is great! Siddhartha is such a quick digest for what you can get out of Hesse's interpretation of Buddhism. The Journey to the East and Magister Ludi would be my next two top picks for this thread from Hesse other than the two posted, Steppenwolf gets memed too much to be taken seriously and if you didn't read it in high school it's probably too late.
Andrew Nelson
Seeing as political ideology isn't part of fitness (and however hard you try it never will be) this is completely off-topic
Thomas Roberts
Wew lad
Owen Lopez
Alexander Fisher
>let's read a book about virtue written by a man whose son destroyed the greatest empire of antiquity
never got this meme.
Nathaniel Allen
Because there is no way that I couldn't have read ANY of the other books he wrote is there?
Eli Miller
I guess I'll add those two to my reading list, then. Thanks, user!
Joseph Torres
>not Mein Kampf
Lincoln Howard
I've never had the attention span to read. Only ever read maybe 5-10 books on my own outside of required reading when I was younger. I've also read homestuck (and other online stories) maybe 10 times but that's pretty easy because it's on the internet.
How can I make my brain less autis?
John Fisher
To think europeans, like the japanese, or the jewish people, had an etnhoreligion and due to a semetic cuck like religion temples, costumes and god knows what else was lost.
Look at the pagan celebrations we have today, the olympics, Christmas..
I wish europeans started reading about their mythology like the jews read their bible and the japanese worship their temples, I wish we could build new temples again and approach it the way the japanese approach shinto.
But we're to dumb, so this will do.
Levi Cook
why dont you post beginners book in a thread about recomending books then?
Why hasnt Hermetic Tradition or Mystery of the Grail been posted itt?
Samuel Brooks
William Davis
Cooper Clark
Jackson Fisher
all the authors in this spout utter fictional bollocks and make great declarations about virtue while displaying none themselves. It's all idealist absurdist shit. Even Hagakure is more realist and that's written by a manchild masquerading as a medieval bodyguard.
Logan Murphy
Currently reading pic related after focusing on mainly nonfiction for a long spell and greatly enjoying it. Conrad has an instantly recognizable style with the English language, a vivid sense of character, and he isn't as afraid of drama and adventure as some "serious" writers seem to be. It's a shame so many people only read Heart of Darkness. After this I may read The Nigger of the Narcissus, Lord Jim, and Nostromo. I'd recommend him for people who like Hemingway but don't mind a more extravagant style.
Alexander Hall
This, the first book alone is pretty much his struggle with another officer to show who has the biggest balls.
Ian Baker
1 book sold for every poor jew burned in those holocaust ovens