Fredric Jameson and the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism May 22, 2021 Consumption is a hallmark of postmodern existence, produces new exhaustion and allows consumers to enjoy everything. Continue Reading
The Tatami Galaxy: the Verily of Abstract Line May 16, 2021 In order to achieve irony, The Tatami Galaxy employs more than an abstraction tool in conjunction with the audience’s skewed interpretation. Continue Reading
1984: the Totalitarian Ideological Criticism of Orwellian May 6, 2021 George Orwell’s 1984 is a political novel that depicts a perfectly totalitarian society and a modern government. Continue Reading
Nomadland: an Interpretation of Life and Its Existence April 29, 2021 The definite artificial narrative of Nomadland lies philosophically through a powerful character study. Continue Reading
Albert Camus and the Absurdity of Philosophical Suicide April 23, 2021 The ambiguity of the purpose of life is an absurdity in itself, according to Camus. Continue Reading
Jojo Rabbit: the Fantasy of Intertextuality April 18, 2021 Jojo Rabbit exemplifies a discourse on coding in legal terms, offers elaborate political commentary in the narrative formation. Continue Reading
Postmodernism and the Tendency of Modern Relativism April 6, 2021 Openness to society’s diversity, tolerance, resistance to monopoly, dominant religions, and certain ideologies are most aspects of postmodernism. Continue Reading
Liberalism and the Philosophical Thought of Freedom March 31, 2021 Economic freedom is, in the broadest sense, a component of freedom. Continue Reading
The Social Dilemma: the Untruth of Post-Truth March 24, 2021 9/11, Brexit, Donald Trump, Rohingya, and Uyghurs are most instances of post-truths victim and media. Continue Reading
Sing “Yesterday” for Me: Red Thread Error March 13, 2021 The past and the future break the old chain to what symbolized Sing “Yesterday” for Me and became the recollection of its own. Continue Reading
