/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

>Otaku Culture is the culture of absolute immanence. Any idea of transcendence has been eliminated. Moreover, it is the very distinction between immanence and transcendence disappears. In parallel, the "otaku" undergoes a special attraction for all the hidden, the mysterious and bizarre: a pseudo-yourself composed of diverse cultural materials. Religion, without faith, that all that is asked is to provide the emotional satisfaction adept enough to make him feel he is still alive. God is dead, but we have Waifus and Touhou.

[Anonymous No.]

Besides gender stereotypes (playing with dolls, cooking, caring for
others, and so on), racial stereotypes were probed also. While
gender stereotypes might conceivably be absorbed by observation,
the racial stereotypes could not have been based on direct
experience. They are untrue! How could black be associated with
being dishonest, dirty, unfriendly and white with being honest,
clean, friendly? Sylvia pointed to the picture of a brown coloured
person when the experimenter asked: ‘Which person has stolen a
wallet?’ and to the pink coloured person when the experimenter
asked: ‘Which person has many friends?’ Just the same as the
other children, whether autistic or not. How did she acquire these
stereotypes? Presumably by absorbing implicit cultural attitudes.
This means she is not impervious to these attitudes, and this raises
the possibility that unexpected types of social learning might be
possible for children with autism that have not yet been exploited.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8632693
𝙀𝙓𝙋𝙀𝙍𝙏 𝙒𝙊𝙍𝘿𝙒𝙍𝘼𝙋

[Anonymous No.]

>>8632705
Maybe I didn't want to go past 80 characters per line for people using old-style terminals, you nerd.
You shouldn't use non-ASCII characters for the same reason.