The Use of Language Establishes the World in Feed
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“Disenchantment” and Destruction: Comparing Technological Dependency in Feed to that of Present Day
M.T. Anderson’s Feed, written in 2002, introduces a dystopian, futuristic society in which science has advanced far enough that a majority of the world’s population has the Internet implanted directly into their heads. “The feed” allows people access to social media and cyber-communication methods as well, and exists to those who have it as somewhat […]
The Dissispation of Vocabulary
In the novel Feed by M.T. Anderson, the main characters are young adults, attempting to find excitement and adventure while on the moon. In this futuristic world, the main takeaway for… Read More
In Defense of Internet Slang
So far, I’m finding Feed to be an engaging read. The first forty pages absolutely flew by and I’m looking forward to seeing where the story goes. That being said, I have to admit that I’ve grown slightly weary of the constant bashing of Internet culture/slang. This phenomenon is far from unique to Feed, but is tiring to encounter …
Distraction & Consumerism in M. T. Anderson’s Feed
The beginning section of Feed by M.T. Anderson depicts a bleak future where individuals are continually connected to the Internet through the “feed” in their heads. Following the story of… Read More
