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Must argue that this sentence from a critic is not true about the novel The man in the high castle "Given the contingency and fragility of social identity (in other Dick novels this will be figured as the otherness of the android) Dick's ethical protests yeild what one might call a version of doomed liberalism.
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The Man in the High CastleThe theme of social identity is one that heavily features in Philip Dick's 1962 alternative history novel, The man in the high castle. Dick presents his readers with various characters whom he identifies with different social identities.Through this presentation, we are able to see how various contingencies such as prejudice, stereotyping, as well as restrictions impact on specific social identities. The claim that one would make is that most of the characters are victims of the doomed liberalism brought about by identification with certain social identities. However, a closer look at the characters experiences and the epiphany that some of them undergo, it can be argued that this claim is not true. A major argument against this claim is that liberalism is often...
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