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>thinly veiled expression of xenophobia about the Japanese. while that is an unfortunate and awful aspect of one its central aesthetic tenants, i do not think
by TrentLarr 7y ago
>thinly veiled expression of xenophobia about the Japanese.
while that is an unfortunate and awful aspect of one its central aesthetic tenants, i do not think that it is the core.
- mlyle 7y agoKind of an understandable xenophobia, given rhetoric in the US in the early 80's. It's a work that fits the cultural context of the time it was written, in that respect.