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Eventually the Rebels, a multicultural volunteer army, defeat the fascistic Empire, amid much celebration across the galaxy. When Wright constructs "Bigger" as a floating signifier in his essay "How Bigger Was Born"--as a symbol of the bullying, rebellious, defiant, and fascistic tendencies in humankind, black and white, American and foreign--he does so not to strip the character of his humanity, but to untether the concept of humanity from the fantasy of unmediated self-determination. He would flirt with fascistic (or at least corporatist) ideas like the National Recovery Administration and in 1937 try to pack the Supreme Court. |
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