Editing Immorality (section)

==Modernity==
[[Michel Foucault]] considered that the modern world was unable to put forward a coherent [[morality]]<ref>G, Gutting ed., ''The Cambridge Companion to Foucault'' (2003) p. 87</ref>{{snd}}an inability underpinned philosophically by [[emotivism]]. Nevertheless, [[modernism]] has often been accompanied by a cult of immorality,<ref>Eric Berne, ''Games People Play'' (1966) p. 70</ref> as for example when [[John Ciardi]] acclaimed [[Naked Lunch]] as "a monumentally moral descent into the hell of narcotic addiction".<ref>Quoted in J. Campbell, ''This is the Beat Generation'' (1999) p. 265</ref>