In the narrative of Mrs. ... Thus, objectification is required while treating her narrative. ... The Europeans, like May Rowlandson herself, emphasized on personal properties. ... Accumulation of personal property suddenly became crucial. ... The depth and accuracy of this narrative is limited. ...
When reading Neil Postman's books, the reader notices that most of his ideas could be put together to form different ideas. ... When the reader takes these two chapters and combines the ideas, then, new and profound ideas are discovered. ... One of Postman's central ideas in "The Typographic Mind?... Postman refers to his narratives as "gods" in the sense that they tell of origins and futures, give meaning to the world and provide a sense of "community", "personal identity" "continuity" and "purpose". ... In "The Necessity of Gods", Postman says" Without a narrative, life has no mean...
