1° English Shakespeare Milton Chaucer Keats Shelley Wordsworth Richardson Austen Blake Defoe Sterne Browning Eliot Dickens Hume Carroll Woolf Conrad Wilde
1° France Flaubert Proust Montaigne Moliere Hugo Stendhal Balzac Rabelais Racine Baudelaire Rimbaud Zola Lautreamont Mallarme Nerval Valerie La fontaine Pascal Celine
2° Italy Dante Petrarca Lucrecio Leopardi Ovidio Ariosto Torquato San Agustín Boccaccio Manzoni Pirandello Gadda Maquiavelo
3° Russia Tolstoi Chekov Dostoievsky Pushkin Turgeniev Gogol
4° US Whitman Melville Dickinson Stevens Crane James Emerson Twain Hawthorne Faulkner Eliot
5° Grace Homer Esquilo Sofocles Euripides Aristofanes Plato
6° Germany Goethe Mann Schiller Holderlin Schopenhauer Nietzsche Kierkegaard Broch Bretch
7° Spain Cervantes Vega Quevedo Góngora De la cruz Luis de león De la barca
8° Ireland Joyce Pope Swift Yeats Beckett
9° Portuguese Camoes Queiros Pessoa Saramago
??? Austria(-Hungary) Rilke Kafka Musil Hofmannsthal Zweig Bernhard Joseph roth (?) Ingeborg (?) Bachmann (?) Handke (?)
Argentina Borges
April 3, 2017 - 14:01
awful
shows zero understanding of literature
spend more time reading and less time on wikipedia
April 3, 2017 - 14:21
Little dumb bitch, I've already called you out earlier for including Irish poets in the "English" category (Pope and Swift) and you didn't even take the time to check out if there weren't others, simply because I didn't take the time to name them all ; but Wilde is Irish and Hume is Scottish.
Stop posting you dumb piece of shit, and start reading.
April 3, 2017 - 14:44
Sorry...
1° English Shakespeare Milton Chaucer Keats Shelley Wordsworth Richardson Austen Blake Defoe Sterne Browning Eliot Dickens Carroll Woolf Conrad
1° France Flaubert Proust Montaigne Moliere Hugo Stendhal Balzac Rabelais Racine Baudelaire Rimbaud Zola Lautreamont Mallarme Nerval Valerie Celine
2° Italy Dante Petrarca Lucrecio Leopardi Ovidio Ariosto Torquato San Agustín Boccaccio Manzoni Pirandello Gadda Maquiavelo
3° Russia Tolstoi Chekov Dostoievsky Pushkin Turgeniev Gogol
4° US Whitman Melville Dickinson Stevens Crane James Emerson Twain Hawthorne Faulkner Eliot
5° Grace Homer Esquilo Sofocles Euripides Aristofanes Plato
6° Germany Goethe Mann Schiller Holderlin Schopenhauer Nietzsche Kierkegaard Broch Bretch
7° Spain Cervantes Vega Quevedo Góngora De la cruz Luis de león De la barca
8° Ireland Joyce Pope Swift Yeats Beckett
9° Austria(-Hungary) Rilke Kafka Freud Musil Hofmannsthal Zweig
10° Portuguese Camoes Queiros Pessoa Saramago
Argentina Borges
April 3, 2017 - 15:28
Sterne was irish and conrad was polish
April 3, 2017 - 15:30
Greece, Sappho
You've really neglected Asia but idk who is Japanese/Chinese etc
April 3, 2017 - 15:32
Fucking imperialism! France is better.
April 3, 2017 - 16:00
kierkegaard isnt german and brecht is a stalinist insect.
April 3, 2017 - 16:08
1° France Flaubert Proust Montaigne Moliere Hugo Stendhal Balzac Rabelais Racine Baudelaire Rimbaud Zola Lautreamont Mallarme Nerval Valerie Celine
2° English Shakespeare Milton Chaucer Keats Shelley Wordsworth Richardson Austen Blake Defoe Browning Eliot Dickens Carroll Woolf
3° Italy Dante Petrarca Lucrecio Leopardi Ovidio Ariosto Torquato San Agustín Boccaccio Manzoni Pirandello Gadda Maquiavelo
4° Russia Tolstoi Chekov Dostoievsky Pushkin Turgeniev Gogol
5° US Whitman Melville Dickinson Stevens Crane James Emerson Twain Hawthorne Faulkner Eliot
6° Grace Homer Esquilo Sofocles Euripides Aristofanes Plato Sappho
7° Germany Goethe Mann Schiller Holderlin Schopenhauer Nietzsche Broch Bretch
8° Ireland Joyce Pope Sterne Swift Yeats Beckett Wilde Carr
9° Spain Cervantes Vega Quevedo Góngora De la cruz Luis de león De la barca
10° Austria(-Hungary) Rilke Kafka Freud Musil Hofmannsthal
11° Portuguese Camoes Queiros Pessoa Saramago
Argentina Borges
April 3, 2017 - 16:22
Broch was Austrian, kekboy
April 3, 2017 - 17:27
Xd. Ireland and Scotland produce better writers than England.
Shaw, Carlyle, Hogg, Flan Obrien etc.
April 3, 2017 - 17:38
And Vallejo is from Perú.
1° France Flaubert Proust Montaigne Moliere Hugo Stendhal Balzac Rabelais Racine Baudelaire Rimbaud Zola Lautreamont Mallarme Nerval Valerie Celine
2° English Shakespeare Milton Chaucer Keats Shelley Wordsworth Richardson Austen Blake Defoe Browning Eliot Dickens Carroll Woolf
3° Italy Dante Petrarca Lucrecio Leopardi Ovidio Ariosto Torquato San Agustín Boccaccio Manzoni Pirandello Gadda Maquiavelo
4° Russia Tolstoi Chekov Dostoievsky Pushkin Turgeniev Gogol
5° US Whitman Melville Dickinson Stevens Crane James Emerson Twain Hawthorne Faulkner Eliot
6° Grace Homer Esquilo Sofocles Euripides Aristofanes Plato Sappho
7° Germany Goethe Mann Schiller Holderlin Schopenhauer Nietzsche Bretch
8° Ireland Joyce Pope Sterne Swift Yeats Beckett Wilde
9° Austria(-Hungary) Rilke Kafka Freud Broch Musil Hofmannsthal
10° Spain Cervantes Vega Quevedo Góngora De la cruz Luis de león De la barca
11° Latam Borges Cesar vallejo Rulfo Lezama
12° Portuguese Camoes Queiros Pessoa Saramago
April 3, 2017 - 17:51
Germany is worse than Ireland and Austria(-Hungary).
April 3, 2017 - 18:10
How many of you bastards are actually familiar with all these authors? That's insane.
Do ya'll even enjoy reading? Or do you just devour classic literature to feed your superiority complexes?
April 3, 2017 - 18:20
Yeah but OP, have you read at least work by each of those authors? Do you know anybody who has? I just chill with the russians.
April 3, 2017 - 18:32
1° France Flaubert Proust Montaigne Moliere Hugo Stendhal Balzac Rabelais Racine Baudelaire Rimbaud Zola Lautreamont Mallarme Nerval Valerie Celine
2° English Shakespeare Milton Chaucer Keats Shelley Wordsworth Richardson Austen Blake Defoe Browning Eliot Dickens Carroll Woolf Johnson Ruskin Pater
3° Italy Dante Petrarca Lucrecio Leopardi Ovidio Ariosto Torquato San Agustín Boccaccio Manzoni Pirandello Gadda Maquiavelo
4° Russia Tolstoi Chekov Dostoievsky Pushkin Turgeniev Gogol
5° US Whitman Melville Dickinson Stevens Crane James Emerson Twain Hawthorne Faulkner Eliot
6° Grace Homer Esquilo Sofocles Euripides Aristofanes Plato Sappho
7° Ireland Joyce Pope Sterne Swift Yeats Beckett Wilde
8° Austria(-Hungary) Rilke Kafka Freud Broch Musil Hofmannsthal
9° Spain Cervantes Vega Quevedo Góngora De la cruz Luis de león De la barca
10° Germany Goethe Mann Schiller Holderlin Schopenhauer Nietzsche Bretch
11° Latam Borges Cesar vallejo Rulfo Lezama
12° Portuguese Camoes Queiros Pessoa Saramago
April 3, 2017 - 18:33
>France
kys sempai.
April 3, 2017 - 21:48
>no Bunin, Bulgakov, Pasternak, Sholokhov, Solzhenitsyn
April 3, 2017 - 22:12
