"Narrative Thinking v. Conglomerate Culture." by Ron Sukeinick

Sukeinick, Ron. "Narrative Thinking v. Conglomerate Culture." Critical Quarterly 37.4 (1995): 27-              33.     Print.Ron Sukenick writes this scholarly journal arguing that technology is changing the way we think, write, and read. He focus's on the fact that technology is altering the way we think, and obscuring our views of fiction and real thought. He argues that our culture is turning us into a type of people that don't want depth, and because of this it is changing the world we live in, and the type of information we want to see. In comparison to Carr, Grosman and Zengotita; Sukenick takes a stab at all three intellects of writing, reading, and thought. In a way he uses a little bit of the other author's perspective in his own way, but argues mainly the fact that this is going to relate into a huge cultural change. This cultural argument backs up my analysis of the twitter page "@FirstWorldPains" because it highlights aspects of what could happen if technology keeps going, in comparison to what already has happened with the result of the evidence I collected from twitter.