CSCT 1CS3 Lecture 9: Lecture_ March 13

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Cultural Studies and Critical Theory
• Course: CSCT 1CS3
• Professor: Jordan Sheridan

Document Summary

Lecture: the accident of being lost part 2 - march 13. How we organize our sensory data into an experience. Experiences appear in fragments, our memories are not always exact. Simpsons writing style is very assaulting and in your face, reaching out to its readers and shake them to think differently. Central paradox, what kind of a duration does it take for it to be considered substantial or history. Think about the concept of time while reading it. The internet is speeding up time now, and time is no longer relevant. As a culture, when do we start forgetting things, turning the metaphorical channel into something else. Bathes the second order of this story, when did we forget about the indigenous industry and time. What does being lost mean in this context (pretending to be more than what they are together) Colonization, people are lost and they have nowhere to go but it"s not their fault.