
A thought-provoking exploration of success myths and societal structures by Inés del Castillo.
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A thought-provoking exploration of success myths and societal structures by Inés del Castillo.
Positive and negative, admittedly fictional and ostensibly factual, these portraits endure because the general rhetorical practice embodied in the myth of the self-made man enacts both the need and the very means for making oneself masculine: verbal power and prowess.
will contain mild spoilers
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Central body horror; children forcibly converted into cyborgs
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No fantasy magic present
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Central allegory on race, labor, and the American self-made myth
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Child slavery through forced cyborg conversion; systemic exploitation
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