The tone of
Chuck Klostermans I wear the Black Hat seems
to be rather light. From the preface I get that he’s going to be discussing
serious things while keeping an approachable tone. Not too preachy but not too
immature. He seems like he’s just writing his thoughts how they appear
organically. It’s refreshing to read in comparison
to the first reading we read. Instead of being old and out of touch, it
reference current entertainment such as Star
Wars. The way he writes makes you feel as if you’re having a conversation
which allows for me to read his writing easily.
In the preface, something that
Klosterman said resonated with me. When he was talking about how he viewed the
strangers outside of his window and how he didn’t care about them. He proceeded
to bring up how cares about strangers when they’re abstract. This resonated because
at times I feel a similar way. Often times when I see those I don’t know or
have not attachment to they don’t really exist. In my universe those who I know
exist and those who don’t are merely nameless characters around me. Like
Klosterman, I feel like this view is problematic because some say strangers are
just acquaintances you haven’t met yet.
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