A Song of Ice and Fire Box Set (2000) | How Woke Is It?

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A Song of Ice and Fire Box Set2000

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What We Think

A Song of Ice and Fire stands out as a nearly non-woke epic. Complex characters and messy moral worlds come first, with little sign of the typical post-2010 identity politics. Fans of substance over social signaling: you’re safe here.

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Compromised:Narrative Integrity

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What is this?

Martin's books focus on complex characters and gritty realism, not checking identity boxes. Power, betrayal, and human nature drive the story, not modern diversity quotas or ideology. If anything, it's a brutal meritocracy, and characters face real stakes regardless of background.

Compromised:Cultural Foundations

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The books explore religion, masculinity, and traditional structures, albeit often cynically. There’s no modern agenda to subvert gender norms or rewrite tradition to fit 21st-century sensibilities. If anything, Martin relishes the blunter edges of history.

Compromised:Ideological Monoculture

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These books present a brutal world with all perspectives, noble, common, religious, skeptical. No worldview is pushed as superior, and plenty of internal conflict around morality and politics. There’s real pluralism on display, not a sanitized moral consensus.

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