What does fiction mean to civilized life?
Fiction is an extreme case of all possible situation that one can think of in the society. It is a hypothesis and case analysis. All questions are answered in them.
Small town, the police gotten out of his mind, that is the situation that represents this society. Independence, material wealth, and diversity -- freedom from traditions, or dependence on one's own decisions, or simply being modern. The fear is in each, wishes of each, and still people get together and form communities. Voices, wills, and things move forward.
Fiction teaches but itself is not a teaching. Bending the interests and directions by the stronger outer forces and it takes a whole lot to make up a consequential logical framework. It usually is a life-long task of an individual.
Violence is not a question. And the answer is always no.
Fiction is an extreme case of all possible situation that one can think of in the society. It is a hypothesis and case analysis. All questions are answered in them.
Small town, the police gotten out of his mind, that is the situation that represents this society. Independence, material wealth, and diversity -- freedom from traditions, or dependence on one's own decisions, or simply being modern. The fear is in each, wishes of each, and still people get together and form communities. Voices, wills, and things move forward.
Fiction teaches but itself is not a teaching. Bending the interests and directions by the stronger outer forces and it takes a whole lot to make up a consequential logical framework. It usually is a life-long task of an individual.
Violence is not a question. And the answer is always no.