I’m guessing a lot of it is that Pratchett’s takes on identity politics haven’t always aged well, despite being generally progressive at the time of writing.
Yeah I’m trying to work out what “outdated attitudes” are in Discworld. Racism, sexism and whatnot are present, sure, but only really to be made fun of
However, Penguin Random House delineated that the notice should not be misconstrued as a trigger warning, but rather a note meant to situate the reader in the timeframe of the book’s origins.
What parts of the book are they referring to?
I’m guessing a lot of it is that Pratchett’s takes on identity politics haven’t always aged well, despite being generally progressive at the time of writing.
It’s played at the start of the book.
Yeah I’m trying to work out what “outdated attitudes” are in Discworld. Racism, sexism and whatnot are present, sure, but only really to be made fun of
I’m guessing the hot naked chicks?
They’re being a bit overcautious, I presume.