The document identifies several issues and challenges facing popular literature: post-modernism questions meaning and truth in text; mass media like movies, TV, and the internet provide more convenient entertainment; and many published books are of poor quality and turn readers away from literature. Additionally, the rise of other academic subjects, a lack of direct career applicability, inaccessible writing styles, and declining appreciation for aesthetics all contribute to literature's declining popularity. However, the document argues that high-quality, engaging literature itself can help address these problems by making textual meaning and beauty more clear and enjoyable to experience.
The document identifies several issues and challenges facing popular literature: post-modernism questions meaning and truth in text; mass media like movies, TV, and the internet provide more convenient entertainment; and many published books are of poor quality and turn readers away from literature. Additionally, the rise of other academic subjects, a lack of direct career applicability, inaccessible writing styles, and declining appreciation for aesthetics all contribute to literature's declining popularity. However, the document argues that high-quality, engaging literature itself can help address these problems by making textual meaning and beauty more clear and enjoyable to experience.
The document identifies several issues and challenges facing popular literature: post-modernism questions meaning and truth in text; mass media like movies, TV, and the internet provide more convenient entertainment; and many published books are of poor quality and turn readers away from literature. Additionally, the rise of other academic subjects, a lack of direct career applicability, inaccessible writing styles, and declining appreciation for aesthetics all contribute to literature's declining popularity. However, the document argues that high-quality, engaging literature itself can help address these problems by making textual meaning and beauty more clear and enjoyable to experience.
EMERGENT LITERATURE Issues and Challenges in Popular Literature
MA'AM ERMILA NIEGOS
Presented by: Shekinah Montecir OBJECTIVES IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN POPULAR LITERATURE
REACT ON ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN
POPULAR LITERATURE ISSUES AND C HALLENGES IN POPULAR LITERATURE INTRODUCTION Literature is in crisis. People have no interest in reading. There are a few hangers-on, but even we read less than others used to. change in inevitable. The question is, what changes are good, and which are to be fought? ? Literature is worth fighting for, but the literati are contributing to their own demise in many significant ways. Here are some factors and causes of the literary crisis ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN POPULARLITERATURE postmoderns argue that text and meaning are inherently separate—can’t Post-modernism. get there from here. It’s all subjective. It doesn’t mean. “All writing is lying.” Mass media Reading is a task that requires time and effort (usually); you can’t pitch convenience or speed to someone when discussing literature. Movies are more action-packed (though usually watered down); TV entertains; video games excite; the internet always has a myriad of things to do. LOTS OF BOOKS ARE BAD. Bad works of literature negatively affect the works that have lasting merit; people who have had a bad experience reading rarely try again to enjoy it. RISE OF OTHER NO AUTOMATIC ACADEMIC SUBJECTS. C O NNEC TIO N TO A JO B AFTER COLLEGE. English is a major in decline in The disciplines that have an most places partly for reason #1, automatic field ready-made for and partly because there are a lot the graduate are few College, at its core, is NOT JOB- more options for a scholar these TRAINING!! Go to college to days. learn, a young student, and International Relations, Biology, Art, become a better person. Money Poli-Sci, Philosophy, Languages, is only money. If you graduate Women’s Studies, et al and don’t have a job right away, that’s fine. You will find one if you INACCESSIBILITY.
: If a work of literature is dazzlingly brilliant but
no one can understand it, is it good? : a balance is too much to ask perhaps. However, when the artist writes above the common reader’s ability to comprehend, readers will be alienated O VERLY- AC ADEMIC LANGUAGE. Academics have invented complicated terminology for everything. one must write intelligently and engage the concepts DEATH OF AESTHETICS
Some do not appreciate art.
We are business people. Straight-forward, earn a buck, get it done, work on the weekends, open 24 hours, overtime, few holidays, work till you die people. Why does art of any kind matter? Well, what else aside from art slows us down? What else shows us beauty, beauty so amazing and alarming that we have to appreciate it? From where do we gain insight into existence? Art does all these things, and its decline will mean the decline of literature. IS THERE A SOLUTION TO ALL THESE PROBLEMS? YES, AND IT’S QUITE SIMPLE LITERATURE ITSELF is the answer. There are multitudes of brilliant novels, short stories, and poems out there to be read, and not all of them are long or complex. The purpose of the literati is to make literature clearer, more profound, and more able to be grasped. And lastly, we ought to make literature fun because the reason we like to read is IT’S FUN! It’s enjoyable! If it’s not these things, one can just as easily find something else that is fun. REFERENCE TOAZ.INFO-MODULE-IN-CONTEMPORARY- POPULAR-AND-EMERGENT-LITERATURE2- PR_663168FE5D60D07ABE55AEC003476059%20 (1).PDF
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