It's the same as when you encounter the problematic parts of Tolkein. You just remind yourself he was British
It's hard to find American writers of that era who didn't absorb a little of that cold war propaganda. At least he held onto the "socialism good" part.
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It's the same as when you encounter the problematic parts of Tolkein. You just remind yourself he was British
It's hard to find American writers of that era who didn't absorb a little of that cold war propaganda. At least he held onto the "socialism good" part.