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Some theorists have divided /lit/ phenomena into categories, namely "memes" and "non-memes," but a quick perusal of the lists provided below prove that these distictions are somewhat arbitrary and broadly uncomprehended.   
Some theorists have divided /lit/ phenomena into categories, namely "memes" and "non-memes," but a quick perusal of the lists provided below prove that these distictions are somewhat arbitrary and broadly uncomprehended.   
==List of memes==
==List of memes==
*
*"bugs.. easy on the carrots"
*"bugs.. easy on the carrots"
*[[Slavoj Žižek]]
*[[Slavoj Žižek]]
*The Retroactive Refutation
*[[David Foster Wallace]]
*[[David Foster Wallace]]
*John Green
*John Green
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*[[Harold Bloom]]
*[[Harold Bloom]]
*[[Max Stirner]]
*[[Max Stirner]]
*[https://i.4pcdn.org/tv/1646861537497.png Why Don't Women Appreciate Genius?]
*Chad Thundercock
*Chad Thundercock
*[[Arse Full of Farts]]
*[[Arse Full of Farts]]
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*<span>Electrical Infetterance Copypasta</span>
*<span>Electrical Infetterance Copypasta</span>
*Fake title drops
*Fake title drops
*[[Gene Wolfe]]
*[[Oats]]
*Start with the Greeks
*[[Meme Trilogy]]
==Non-memes==
==Non-memes==
Certain recurring topics on /lit/ appear to be memes, but are in fact simply brought up repeatedly by idiots who belong on other boards. They include:
Certain recurring topics on /lit/ appear to be memes, but are in fact simply brought up repeatedly by idiots who belong on other boards. They include:
*Chalres Bukowski
* Rene Guenon (PBUH)
* Adi Shankara
*Charles Bukowski
*''1984'' by George Orwell
*''1984'' by George Orwell
*Claiming that Ayn Rand is good
*Claiming that Ayn Rand is good

Latest revision as of 06:28, 4 August 2024

/lit/'s "meme trilogy".

/lit/ has several memes, most of which are pure cancer used in lieu of valuable commentary, or even intelligent humor, both of which the board is almost entirely devoid of. These memes have become so seamlessly integrated into the culture of the board that it is often difficult to differentiate between a meme and a sincere statement. Posts that are memes as opposed to sincere are difficult to identify, since they are both characterized by redundancy, incorrectness, poor taste, and a total lack of pertinence to geniune literary subject matter.

Some theorists have divided /lit/ phenomena into categories, namely "memes" and "non-memes," but a quick perusal of the lists provided below prove that these distictions are somewhat arbitrary and broadly uncomprehended.

List of memes

Non-memes

Certain recurring topics on /lit/ appear to be memes, but are in fact simply brought up repeatedly by idiots who belong on other boards. They include:

  • Rene Guenon (PBUH)
  • Adi Shankara
  • Charles Bukowski
  • 1984 by George Orwell
  • Claiming that Ayn Rand is good
  • Reasserting that Ayn Rand is bad
  • Autism theories
  • Genre fiction (sffg)
  • William H. Gass