Research for The Sublime
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2024
- In this video, I share some of my latest book recommendations that I've used for my book on the Sublime.
Books Mentioned in this video:
Speak, Memory by Vladimir Nabokov amzn.to/3OVUvlj
The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley amzn.to/49P4UHC
The Peregrine by J.A Baker amzn.to/49JnGjo
Mozart's Starling by Lyanda Lynn Haupt amzn.to/49qlRs7
An Immense World by Ed Yong amzn.to/3uJPoxN
The Ruin of Kasch by Roberto Calasso amzn.to/3uTF7io
Literature and the Gods by Robert Calasso amzn.to/49rVstD
The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony by Roberto Calasso amzn.to/3IeapUj
The Celestial Hunter by Robert Calasso amzn.to/3uDsLuZ
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Robert, I want to express my deep appreciation for your work. It's truly changed the way I see the world. Thank you for everything! I'm eagerly anticipating the release of your new book! ❤
These were so cool! I also need to add the book about Stalin, The Possessed, and some other stuff you recommended. The one about the birds sound cool. I have so many books to read though and I listen to audiobooks faster. I need to purchase five books on audible about mermaids for research on my first novel I have a bunch of activism books. I just got through the ones about SDS. I’ve been working on an Animal Rights Group for two semesters but promoting it’s like banging my head on a brick wall. I’m looking forward to graduating so I can pass the group to someone else and focus on writing my first novel, and working on opinion pieces during the day.
Eternally grateful for your work Robert - going through the drudgery of researching so extensively to distill things for our current times is much appreciated. Your work is needed now more than ever.
Im so excited. Every single of your books changed a different part of my view on the world and how I treated people. And from what I hear the sublime will be one of the best 😁
Recently started The Peregrine because Werner Herzog recommended it as the one must read, and it’s absolutely gorgeous. I read the first few pages and it made me never want to pick up another self-help book ever again.
So wonderfully expressed
What do you mean it made you not want to pick up another self help book? Why?
@@Finn959 Good question!
The fact that Robert Greene includes it in his research on the sublime is a really big clue. I think when we come across things that are truly beautiful… for a fleeting moment… there are no more questions.
The language in this book is exquisite. In a way, it became a new standard in my canon of taste. I’m a voracious reader, always hungry, and the poetry in this prose felt like bread.
People can write about tips and tricks and hacks and happiness… but someone who follows birds for 10 years, can sit in the freezing rain, and not shy away from the violence in nature, describing the mundane with such poetry, and can find ecstasy in the banal… this is who I want to sit with and learn how to see the world.
@@TiaraMenjivar thanks for this very interesting take. As a self-proclaimed self help book addict, I have been in search of something like this for a long time. I have not the slightest interest in birds or bird watching, but if a human being can find/discern meaning and even ecstasy (without the need for mind altering substances e.g psychedelics/drugs) in such an obsessional pursuit, then I am definitely going to check this book out.
@@mikekaranja63 I hope you find what you are looking for.
Thank you so much Robert for investing your heart and soul in every word, sentence, chapter and book you write. Unfortunately, so many writers tend to regurgitate the original book content in their follow up books only using different words masquerading It as a new concept or idea. Although that may be fine for some readers, I know your books will provide me with new ideas and concepts to marinate in for years. You are appreciated!
You are a great gem to me and our community today needs you. The depth-of your insight and perspection. Look after yourself live long. I want to keep listening to you. Love you wish you all the best!
Your books change the way I see the world. I hope I could meet you in person and say, THANK YOU. God bless you Robert.
I honestly can't wait for this book Robert... I feel like this will be your greatest book yet, and if I'm alive, I'll be one of the first people to get a copy
Dude you are a living legend. Hats off to you sir for making such a difference in the lives of so many. Can’t tell you how much I’m looking forward to the Sublime book. May the universe bless you and may joy find you it’s ever present companion.
Big fan of your works and even a bigger fan of your TH-cam page. Keep going Robert !!!!
Definitely gonna get a signed version when your book is out. Huge fan of your work.
I’ve read all of your published work, and can’t wait for this next one. Sent this to my dad, who got into your work a couple of years ago.
Very excited for the new book, waiting years now haha. All your books have helped me and stuck with me this past decade. Thanks again
Vladimir Nabokov - Speak memory
Aldous Huxley - Doors of perception
J.A. Baker - The Peregrine
Lyanda Lynn Haupt - Mozart’s Starling
Ed Yong - An Immense World
Roberto Calasso - 1) The Ruin of Kasch, 2) Literature and the Gods, 3) The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony, 4) The Celestial Hunter.
Best comment.
I’m so excited!!! A new RG book is a major event in my life. 🎉🎉🎉
nice! im excited for the new book.
I cannot wait to read your newest work, you will be remembered and your work more appreciated than it is now.
Thank you Robert! Looking forward to entering The Sublime.
Incredibly helpful to know what you are reading 📚 dear Robert as this will dictate what I seek out and read. Don't you know you have a lot of acolytes like me who would love to have an hour-long, day-long or lifetime-long list of books to read about the sublime. Anything you recommend will be devoured with enthusiasm!
What?! I’ve been calling myself a sublime goddess and now he’s coming out with a book about the sublime?! I’m sooo excited for this!
Will definitely check out the other books too.
Bird books? Wow, interesting to see your choices. Thank you for the new reading list and for sharing your research. The Sublime. Sounds fantastic.
I have read An Immense World, it is a brilliant book. I am glad you are going to write about animals/nature. They are the epitome of sublime to me. Nature has a lot of machiavellian and power dynamics also
Thank you, sir Robert. The Peregrine looks compelling to me. I've always been intrigued by that bird. And I've just read a sample and the writer's style seems exceptional. Turns out this author's favorite author was Charles Dickens , one of my favorite authors ( besides you !! ) 😊
Thanks, I totally agree with you about Calasso and Huxley, and I think all these books are classics.
Can't wait for the sublime , wonderful books on the research also.
No wonder it takes years for you to produce these masterpieces of literature. Mastery in action!
I’m looking forward to reading this new book. I’ve heard you mention it before on the Huberman podcast several months ago. I’ve had a near death experience and came back with these crazy experiences. Maybe I could share some of them with you.
Thank you for the tips Robert these are awesome! Perhaps you could do a full bibliography chart for the Sublime at the end of the book - like really all the books researched - once it's out. It'd be an awesome special addition for the book a lot bookworms like myself would appreciate.❤
Robert, I am immensely grateful for your work and wish you good health!
I noticed you mentioned Aldous Huxley's work. Out of curiosity, have you delved into the works of J. Krishnamurti? (Huxley admired him greatly.) I believe his personal Notebook would be a great source of inspiration for your upcoming book, 'The Cosmic Sublime.' I enjoyed the tidbits from 'The Sublime' at the end of 'The Daily Laws.' Looking forward to your new work! Sending you love!
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Please do this for the research you did to write Mastery 🙏🏽
Love you 😍 you have saved my mind ❤❤❤❤❤
By far my favorite author Robert Greene they say whoever’s your favorite you have the most of their books on your bookshelf. Super true!
I wish I had read your book Mastery some 30 years ago, but for various reasons, I didn't :-) Thanks for your excellent work. You are truly inspiring!
Thank you!
The Peregrine! Been meaning to read that for a few years
Thank you very much.
Thank you, Robert! ❤❤❤ your work, Sir....What about Erwin Schodinger? Brilliant man😊
Can't wait for this Robert! Been a fan for over a decade now. Would love to know if you've been reading any Ken Wilber, Rudolph Steiner, Carl Jung, and some India's mystical writings such as that from Ramana Maharshi to include in the book.
I can just imagine how happy I will feel when that book is finally released!! 🌇
Robert is a deep thinker, a writer par excellent a man who embarks for years in the journey of researching, pondering and refining ideas and synthesising them in a book. In times of shallow thinking , instant gratification and shortcuts mentality such a man is a rare person ( the don't Make men like him any more ). I feel so grateful and blessed to be able to learn from him via his books and the amount of knowledge that he transfers is equivalent to years of learning. Robert has established a legacy through his books and has done a great service to the seekers of knowledge through his gems of books. I am sure in the next 100 or 200 years his books will be still as relevant as they are today.
Who is he? What has he done?
Thank you, When will your book be published mr greene ?
It is so nice of Robert to support these people he didn't need to do that
hello Robert. There is a book called "AWE" written by Daher Keltner. I believe this book to be useful for your book on Sublime.
Yeah it is so awesome book.
Iam reading Letters from a stoic (Seneca) and looking forward for letters from Robert Greene (sublime).
Thankyou Robert
In Vietnam, the author is considered a modern-day grandson, and is very loved. Vietnam is a country that has fought against foreign invaders for more than 4,000 years. Our country is very special and our country also has many stories about the topics that the author wants to talk about in his works. I hope the author researches Vietnamese history more to include more vivid examples for future new works.
nous sommes hâte à votre prochain livre
Thank You
Hey Mr. Greene are you writing new book?
Robert, you need to check out "The Moviegoer," by Walker Percy. Some of the best passages about the ineffable moments of life are in that book.
Exactly!
Robert have you read nietzsche and Carl jung
This may or may not be of interest, but in 2001 Dr. Michael Sexson of Montana State University, with of one his literary theory classes, compiled the MSU Top 100 books. He had a bookmark made and he used to pass them out all over campus. Anyway, the sublime figures in to all the books on that list. I'm sure if you contact the English dept. or the campus bookstore they will have that available. I think over the years the list may have been tampered with, but they should still have the original.
The Norwegian Wood depicts a lot about death and human nature too
Thanks ❤❤
Aldos Huxley could be your grandfather Robert. The resemblance is uncanny!
When is the book coming out robert
grande con Calasso, thanks (;
Man's Search for Meaning, you mentioned it to Whitney. A great surprise book: you think it's about the x,y,z series of events, in fact it's about all people.
Please Robert, kindly help us with the effective tips and tricks you use to read all those books for your research, because we struggle with finishing even one bookwith poor reading mthds but you read a lot and may have rich transformative mthds for reading more and much effectively.
Thanks again Robert Greene
FONT'E THE POET
When will the sublime come out?
The other day you spoke about the HARDEST philosoper that was THE HARDEST to read but I cant find the video and Id LOVE to read him...help! Theodosius? Theosophocles?
I want to buy your new book right now
Namaste Robert 🙏
A good book is WE APPY FEW. set in the 15th Century, its the story of a hundred year old man having to recount the battle of Agincourt when he was sixteen. It was funny, and poignant at the same time. It questioned what is the truth and what is history, all the while dealing with a medieval man who wanted to know about love and God. Worth a read.
When sublime will publish?
Will your New book also be published in German?
"The Doors of Perception" is the full name of the band the Doors...
sir is there any order to read your books
I wonder if Mr. Greene knows about Osho or reads his books. The man totally had a different way of seeing the world, well it was obvious since he also preached about zen and its way of life. I admire that man for his perception and immensely broad vision. He, too, had a love for books, literature, and poetry. A classy soul indeed
I wonder if you've heard of
The Age of Wonder: How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science
Book by Richard Holmes
Thank you for sharing some of your books.
glad this man finally bought a mic, so much better
thank you.
@@RobertGreeneOfficial thank you for your amazing content
I've read all RG except Art of Seduction. I certainly wanna be ready before the Sublime comes out. After that, I will branch out into all the books that inspired him!
AoS is the best imo
This dude doesn't usually have a clue, but with Aldous Huxley he is spot on. Do read his superb final novel, Island. And for the sublime, the great Romanticist Poets: Blake, Shelley, Coleridge, Yeats, and Wordsworth 😊.
Thank you Robert ❤ Have you ever come across Gabriel García Márquez, the Colombian Nobel prize of literature for his masterpiece novel One Hundred Years of Solitude, where the literature gender Magic realism is as it's highest, here you will find a blurry line between humans and animals, it is truly amazing
I love you ❤ master ❤
Normal humans: atomic habits
Robert greene:
Robert Greene: Atomic Bombs
What is the sublime ?
The Peregrine is one of the best books ever written.
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So while writing you read a lot. Then don't worry about interference occurring. Because you are reading it at the time of writing, you are disproportionately influenced by that one book in question.
If you read Schopenhauer or Hegel while writing, you will get a completely different end result, it seems to me.
Mary l know you when l was in
Greece last l saw you when my son was born and you visited me
at my place
I'm really Curious what is your age sir? Please reply, i love your books Specially 48 laws of power i'm trying to implement it in my life ❤.
great concepts of the sublime are to be found at the works of Rudolf Otto and Mircea Eliade
I wonder if he looked into any buddhism and yogic traditons
Will you write that book on stupidity that you wanted earlier?
Roberto Calasso is one of those cases where you don't understand why he is so unknown.
Mr green, I feel like no one else in my life undersntand me by any extente the way I understand you, I feel like we've been trhough similr things, I'm not crazy, I juest really connect witrh you. It's reassuring that someone that thinks differently, or that is willing toackwlolege t he masks we live in, I hope I can meet you one day.
The Art of the Sublime
I really gotta stop procrastination on publishing my book using.excuse of lack of financial matters smfh
FONT'E THE POET/DIVERSIFIED WRITER AND MOVIE SCRIPT ( THE DEALER AND MEMOIRS OF THE SEDUCER)
Quintilian: Am I nothing to you?
Dear Robert pl read Osho !! You will love it . Pl pl pl give it a try .....
Day 7 of asking what do you think of the quote "Self improvement is like masturbation but self destruction " from Fight Club(1999)
@@delmonte7816 that's a good interpretation, I like it and I think it makes sense, thank you.
thought this was john green
Only good new age writer
I'm hurt by your omission of my book "Fun with Flossing." Okay, okay, I'm trying to get your attention. I am a good writer that aint breaking through. Thanks, I think.
Aldous Huxley is a cult hero. He used LSD to open the doors of his mind. ❤
I would suggest you to read an ancient Indian scripture, called Shreemad BhagwadGeeta. 😊
My A.I. Just shot at me. Please help.
Ancient philosophy 🎉