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: Critics view the novel as a "posthumanist reading" of contemporary anxieties, illustrating how technology and authoritarianism can erase individual identity. Reviewers often compare its grim atmosphere to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale . When you speak the name , you are not just saying a word
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