4 ms·
> I could argue that, but it would be wrong. You wouldn't be wrong, you would just be post-modern. As a post-modernist viewer, I decide the context that I want
by hypeit 3y ago
> I could argue that, but it would be wrong.
You wouldn't be wrong, you would just be post-modern. As a post-modernist viewer, I decide the context that I want to place media in.
- SiempreViernes 3y agoPretty sure the post-modern thinkers still care about authorship credit though, which is what we're discussing.
- hypeit 3y agoI would argue that's not the case. The entire concept of "reality" is left to the individual in post-modern thought. I think eliminating the notion of authorship would be a solidly post-modern position to take.
- wpietri 3y agoDo you have a citation for that? I've seen that as a cartoon of postmodernism, but I don't think I've ever seen a postmodernist scholar claim that.
- hypeit 3y ago> Postmodernism rejects the possibility of unmediated reality or objectively-rational knowledge, asserting that all interpretations are contingent on the perspective from which they are made;[5] claims to objective fact are dismissed as naive realism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodernism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodernism
- SiempreViernes 3y agoWhen reality is dependent on who is speaking, authorship seems to be even more important!