What Author, Musician, Actor Influenced On Shaping Your Ideology?
An ideology is a theory or a concept about how society should be organized or a system of thought that includes beliefs and values that can be seen through actions. This essay seeks to explore the way an author can influence on shaping one’s ideology. The author selected for this essay is the Science Fiction author Philip K Dick. Additionally, the essay will address the significance of Philip K Dick on a person as well as how the authors help an individual to see another side of the world.
The Science Fiction author Philip K Dick and his ideology. Philip K. Dick is best known for creating novels and short stories that throw reality into question. This metaphysical thread in his writing resonated with readers, critics and commentators who noticed its relevance to the modern world, where technology and mass production make the concept of authenticity questionable.
The significance of Philip K Dick. Despite his science fiction settings, his work seems to reflect important aspects of contemporary life. His writing became the subject of a large body of interpretation and criticism. Dick’s critics, and especially his early critics, favoured his critiques of reality over his attempts to find a reality worth believing in. However, one can propose that Dick be read as the fictionalising philosopher Philip K Dick considered himself to be.
Seeing the other side of the world using the Science Fiction author Philip K Dick. One can treat Dick as a questioner, explore the challenges Philip K Dick poses for reality and how the author tries to build on his various revelations. One can use his critics to inform the readings, but take his writing to be the essential expression of his artistry and philosophy, while keeping in mind the ideological spin that has been such a blessing and a curse for him.
Lastly, by following Philip K Dick’s lead, it can be possible to appreciate the nuances of his thinking and writing. One can read carefully from the short story ‘Roog’ and the novels Eye in the Sky, Martian Time-Slip, and The Simulacra, among others.