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Kleiner maintains that just as Ford will never achieve Toyota's ability to mass produce high-quality cars quickly and efficiently, "Toyota will probably never match Ford's ability, honed through the years, of pulling an archetypally mythic new model out From seemingly nowhere. If the capitalist system--embodied archetypally by Liberty Paints--turns its workers into such thoughtless drones, then no wonder some of them are radicalized. Goldman examines the discourse of these cookbooks "not as an archetypally feminine language but rather as a form of writing which, if gender-coded, is also a culturally contingent production. |
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