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>>> Is it im****tant to consider the 60s when interpreting Dune?
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>> What is there to interpret about 'Dune'?
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> Almost any book is subject to interpretation: the Bible, Dune, Pride
and
> Predjudice, Animal Farm, etc.
That's not a specific answer.
>> In what way is the book not clear?
> Here are some of the ways: Does the novel glamorize the use of
awareness
> spectrum narcotics? What is the underlying message of the novel? What
> does the novel say about human evolution?
What sort of questions are these? I wasn't aware there were any 'awareness
spectrum narcotics' in the real world, so isn't that rather a hypothetical
question? The underlying message of the book is something about how
villians
with Russian names get eaten by giant sandworms, and it doesn't say
anything
special about human evolution, except, I guess, that it goes on
indefinitely
and that it's a good thing.
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