I agree, and I'd also recommend Vajra Chandrasekera's story that responds to it and reframes it in postcolonial terms: "The Negation of the Negation of the Neg

I agree, and I'd also recommend Vajra Chandrasekera's story that responds to it and reframes it in postcolonial terms: "The Negation of the Negation of the Negation" ( http://www.bigecho.org/the-negation-of-the-negation-of-the-negation http://www.bigecho.org/the-negation-of-the-negation-of-the-n... ).