Postmodern Spectacles And Generation X By Sacks Analysis

The next term Sacks satisfied is Pathos. He gave the readers the other view about the young people besides the postmodern scene at American in 1990s. It evoked the feeling surprised and depressed of readers before the consequences that postmodern had brought to. Sacks made people confused before the reasons why this reality had happened; while people were supposed to be diligent harder in the outstanding development of technology and entertainment, people especially is young generation was so lazy and insolent. Sacks was partly success with his article when be able to create the curiosity of audience. Once the readers didn’t feel boring, that’s mean in somehow they are interested in his writing. In addition, Sacks performed clearly to the term Kairos.
Through those phrases like “postmodern epoch at American” and the “Generation X” readers can easily recognize that the author was talking about Post–World War II America, between the 1960s and early 1980s when technology was thriving the most. In this period, a lot of technologies were born as well as many new entertainments were developed. “The Postmodern Spectacles and Generation X” of Sacks is successful in portraying label features, concept, characters and behavior of young generation in 1900s. From the evidences, analysis and arguments, the author not only shows the readers social panorama at that time, but points out the factors that affect to the Generation X as well. In conclusion, through article Sacks merely want to indicate the readers’ different side of the postmodern society besides strong growth of technology in 1990s. From that have the more realistic perspectives about what happened in the