Title: Very funny, but only if you know what they are talking about.
Product review: 'The Dictionary of Fashionable Nonsense-A guide for edgy people' by Ophelia Benson and Jeremy Stangroom. Is an excellent satire on postmodernist political correct thought. I strongly recommend this book for all university students, atleast in the humanities or non-science subjects. Hopefully with the help of this book they maybe to detect their lecturers indoctrination before they themselves swallow the 'fashionable nonsense' pill and it is too late. The kind of thinking that this book satirizes has trickled down onto high schools, where it harms and even wider audience. So High school students should read this as well.My sole criticism of this book (for which I deducted one star) is that if one is not already familiar with the concepts (Who is Jacques Lacan for example) then some of the jokes are less than funny. Perhaps the author should put a serious explanation for these sorts of things at the end next time.
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