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Weak Become Heroes

A discussion of the changes that have occurred between the writing of 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' by Hunter S Thompson, and the film by Terry Gilliam. In 30 years, has the spirit of dissent been crushed? A look at youth culture, drugs culture and activism and the contradictions in contemporary society which has assimilated the underground into the mainstream.

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A discussion of the changes that have occurred between the writing of 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' by Hunter S Thompson, and the film by Terry Gilliam. In 30 years, has the spirit of dissent been crushed? A look at youth culture, drugs culture and activism and the contradictions in contemporary society which has assimilated the underground into the mainstream.

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mojopriest about 1 year ago

This looks like a really cool essay about one of my favorite books (and movie). When I have some time, I'll really go through it.