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Introduction: Part 2,, in some way, shape, or form, evidence of the exceptional nature of homo americanus’s turn toward an alternative, ‘hyper’-fictional reality in which, and through which, everyday reality has become indistinguishable from its mediated, commodified representations. The French scrutinize the United Sta

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