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might be a working-class Jewish woman from northern Brazil who passes as a middle-class member of the Brazilian bourgeoisie: one part intellectual.As Lispector continues:The fact that she was a carioca made her belong to the longed-for clan from the South.

Lispectors mother died when she was nine and her father struggled to find a means to support the family.This self-erasure and the erasure of other working-class people to make money and acquire more capital is the result of capitalism.she writes: One of the things that makes me unhappy is this story of the sacred monster: others fear me for no reason.

She didnt know how the structures of power worked or how she might manipulate or use other people to gain access to this power.He [Olímpico] was more susceptible to survive than Macabéa because it wasnt by chance that he had killed a man.

worked in a metals factory and she [Macabéa] didnt even notice he didnt call himself a ‘worker but a ‘metallurgist.

each of them has absorbed the beliefs of society: that people are to be utilized as means to move ones self forward.its sure to raise a lot of interesting questions.

all these ideas assume that machines even have any interest in human religion.but we are not as far off from autonomous robots as we might think.

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