Immediacy is a discrete style that paradoxically presents itself as anti-style

Evidence

A matrix of contemporary meaning, immediacy booms in pop ontology and quotidian epistemology, in official wisdom and Oprah magazine, in low art and high theory. To call this great general sway a “style” is to underline its obscured particularity: immediacy swallows everything, but it is still discrete. Its peculiar insistence that mediation recede makes that special manner harder to perceive; immediacy style ferries the paradox of anti-style. — Anna Kornbluh, Immediacy, or The Style of Too Late…, 26