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Such images focalize the attention of the viewers while detaching it from the narrative of events.
In two of the very few sequences where Heinlein focalizes events through a PanAsian official, the latter sneers at the Americans as inferior 'aborigines' and 'crazy savages,' ironically consolidating the racial level of the action.
As later chapters begin to address the institutionality of theater as a whole within a wider cultural and discursive field, meanwhile, the other half of Hirschfeld's equation correspondingly fades into the background; her emphasis, that is, becomes those particular collaborations that focalize such issues rather than "collaboration" itself.
 
 
 
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