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> In this case, it's not; but even if it were, does that limit the ability of a text to explore interesting themes? Why? In this case, it does. You can't have
by notanotheracc 2y ago
> In this case, it's not; but even if it were, does that limit the ability of a text to explore interesting themes? Why?
In this case, it does. You can't have a show about a pedophile's redemption while simultaneously appealing to that demographic.
Let's not act like there's any consensus in the "scholarly literature" — if you could even call the writing of some guy with no credentials that.
- claudiawerner 2y ago>if you could even call the writing of some guy with no credentials that The researcher I'm quoting (who's by far not alone on writing this topic in his field) is Patrick Galbraith, a researcher and associate professor of cultural anthropology at Senshu University in Tokyo. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=FLmsh_8AAAAJ https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=FLmsh_8AAAAJ