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To believe so is to separate the thoughtful ironist from the sarcastic slacker, a bright and vital line drawn by Magill.— Tyee - Home
The ironist, by contrast, is invested in the belief that society can be made better.— Tyee - Home
As Randolph Bourne wrote in 1913: "The ironist is ironical not because he does not care, but because he cares too much."— Tyee - Home
Oddly absent, though, is any mention of Generation X Godfather Douglas Coupland, or the enigmatic ironist Eminem.— Tyee - Home
The narrator of "Wild Minds," however, is a reactionary and an ironist; he chooses not to be optimized, and he fervently embraces the illusions and consolations of religion.— Warren Ellis
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