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M. T. Anderson
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What is the meaning of the lesions in the novel Feed?
What do clouds symbolize in the novel Feed by M.T. Anderson?
Is there a reason behind why Feed by M.T Anderson has an abundance of overwhelming teenage slang and swearing?
What does the feed interlude at the end of the book Feed by M. T. Anderson symbolize?
How are consumerism and technology related to the loss of identity in Feed?
How does the character of Titus transform in the novel?
What is the tone of the novel Feed by M.T Anderson?
How can Feed by M.T Anderson relate to modern audiences who are reading the novel?
In M.T. Anderson's novel Feed, how are the convictions of the characters shown?
How does M.T. Anderson display his personal convictions through his novel, Feed?
Would you submit to the Feed? In M.T Anderson's speculative fiction novel 'Feed', the majority of people have little computers placed into their brain through surgery called 'Feeds'. Feeds are operated by large corporations which constantly send terrabytes of data and information to every individuals Feed. This information includes the latest sales and buying opportunities (advertisements), news and sports articles and include a search engine and an on the go dictionary and thesaurus. Feeds also allow telepathic communication between other individuals with Feeds. One does not have the choice to plant the Feed into their brains, it happens at enforced by the government that you have it installed at birth, and the plot of M.T Anderson's novel is about fighting the Feed. My question to you is, would you want the Feed to be placed into your brain? Do you believe the advantages of having a computer on the go outweigh the disadvantages? Why or why not? _ I personally would be reluctant to submit to the Feed. Having a computer in the brain would literally turn us into robots under the mercy of the large corporations, and would take out any source of individuality each person has. _ Note:You cannot turn off the Feed. Once it has been activated, you can only silent the stream of information by flying (in space) out of the Feed network or by taking it out of your brain (killing you).
What modern-day social or cultural inventions, practices, and/or activities are amped up or otherwise elaborated on in a futuristic way in the book Feed?
'Feed' by M.T Anderson? What did you think of it? As an example of speculative fiction, how did you go about reading 'Feed' by M.T Anderson? Did you enjoy it?
How is Feed by M.T Anderson an example of a text based on the concept of 'convictions'?
What are the personal convictions of M.T Anderson, the author of 'Feed'?What are the personal convictions of M.T Anderson, the author of 'Feed'? How are these convictions related to the novel? What is your opinion?
What are the convictions of the characters in M.T Anderson's 'Feed'?What are the convictions of the characters in M.T Anderson's novel 'Feed'? How are they developed and contextualised , in your opinion?