How can the era in which one is born affect the way one views a topic? Explain. How would, for example, an author from 1950's America write about the computer age compared to an author in their 30's today would write about the same topic? Explain.

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Ricardo Orozco

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27 February, 15:18

How can the era in which one is born affect the way one views a topic? Explain. How would, for example, an author from 1950's America write about the computer age compared to an author in their 30's today would write about the same topic? Explain.

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Rachel Cooke · Answer 1

A lot of times, cultural views can influence different people to view the same subject differently. For example, the computer age was almost feared in the 30's causing books like 1984 to arise. However, in the 50's, more was known, making writing on that topic more factual as opposed to fictional.