How do scribes, bards, pundits, clowns, magicians and artists change the frabric of reality?

Answer 1

One culture, ideology, frame of reference political or social interpretation is a series of patterns of subgroups or demographic of psychic-linguistic acceptance, either verbally or non-verbally, classifications of participating in the jargon or argot of a primary social class, according to social anthropologist, including Margaret Mead, Ruth Benedict, Malinowski, or the Chicago Social Constructionists like Noam Chomski.

My English teacher Mrs. Maginetti said that one rhetorical perspective could reveal a groups background, political preferences, religious beliefs, ideology, and subjective opinions. My AP Honor's English defied orthodoxy by reading aloud sensitive books that questioned dogma, the John Birch Cadre of racists, and xenophobic Klan members who wore their white hooded robes proudly, chanting hate speech as they prevent people from voting and burned crosses, and were patriotic Christians.

My Italian teacher inspired me to read banned books, question so-called dictums, fallacies, and study Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, Chaucer's poetry, and poetry from the Harlem Renaissance, and we learned to appreciate irony, peaceful fart-ins, and the defiant poets, satirists, and Irish bards like Jonathan Swift.