2023-04-05
36 分钟Hello, everyone.
I'm Stephen West.
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Today's episode is part three on Susan Sontag.
I hope you love the show today.
So again, here we are, just like last time,
looking at the mythology that surrounds something that's so normal to us in our everyday lives that we may not even notice it.
Last time it was about pictures and videos,
this time Susan Sontag's going to critique the popular use of the metaphor in culture.
How the way we use metaphors can sometimes go on to hurt people in ways that we never intended.
And somebody out there at the start of the podcast today might be thinking, well, I'm safe on this one.
Look, you got me last time with the pictures and videos,