This rustled my harambes.
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>But that's the thing about aesthetics; there isn't a single standard, or a single agreed-upon rubric for what is "good."
Stopped reading there, any critic who resorts to this loses all credibility in my eyes.
Amelia Bassano Lanier was technically black because she was of Hebrew descent (do a quick google search on the ancestry of Hebrews, they all have Canaanite blood). But they lessen their argument by depicting her as that black.
>>As just one example, most of the classic children's literature books—Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Narnia, Treasure Island—look very dated
But they don't, which is exactly why they are still being read. That's the very timelessness these idiots find unconvincing.
>Narnia...look very dated today by virtue of their overwhelming whiteness, their time-bound, helpless inability to imagine that people come in more than one skin color.
Fucking casual only read The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.
You literally cannot be is retarded.
Time to get of Veeky Forums mate
The relativists will be the death of us all, brother.
If you didn't know the Hebrews had Canaanite blood, you lack a very basic understanding of the biblical truths. A few examples you didn't realize, Moses and Solomon also had Canaanite wives and produced children, and one example way before then, among many examples in the bible:
You know nothing of the bible, kid. Chances are, your reply is out of the fact that you're atheist, in which case, you already know the Hebrews were "black" in the mixed race sense of the word, and that's why you ran away from the religion.
There is one interpretive framework which at once claims final validity in literary criticism and establishes solid, non-relativistic criteria for aesthetic and ethical judgments. It is called Marxism.
Yeah, if you reduce the sum of all Human experience to money and power relations.
What Marxists don't realize is that in doing so, they cheapen it to death.