How is the world of “fight club” more meaningful to the men in the story than the ‘real world’ of today and the roles of men today?
The narrator notes that “what you see in fight club is a generation of men raised by women.” what does he mean/imply by this?
Are there real life examples you can think of that remind you of fight club where men get together and behave violently?
What makes men behave differently than women (assuming that fight club is a primarily a male activity)? What perhaps subconsciously or genetically draws men to activities like fight club? How might these be a positive force in some situations?
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