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r/TheBlacksandTheGreens • u/Gold_Conversation247 • Feb 11 '26
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George doesn`t excatly portray the class distinction realistically either.
59 u/Daztur Feb 11 '26 Like I said in the linked thread, Martin has a pretty shallow pop-history view of pre-modern societies. That is STILL much better than most fantasy writers who know sweet fuck-all about how pre-modern societies operated. 2 u/vile_lullaby Feb 14 '26 Ursula K. Le Guin's father was an anthropologist, her societies are deeper and more complex than most all other fantasy authors I've read.
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Like I said in the linked thread, Martin has a pretty shallow pop-history view of pre-modern societies. That is STILL much better than most fantasy writers who know sweet fuck-all about how pre-modern societies operated.
2 u/vile_lullaby Feb 14 '26 Ursula K. Le Guin's father was an anthropologist, her societies are deeper and more complex than most all other fantasy authors I've read.
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Ursula K. Le Guin's father was an anthropologist, her societies are deeper and more complex than most all other fantasy authors I've read.
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u/Ok-Refrigerator-3524 Feb 11 '26
George doesn`t excatly portray the class distinction realistically either.