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‘The Deep Whatsis ‘ Offers a Scathing Yet Funny Critique of Corporate Culture
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‘The Deep Whatsis ‘ Offers a Scathing Yet Funny Critique of Corporate Culture

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Elisabeth Woronzoff
/ 30 November 2017

Peter Mattei's 2013 novel echoes Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club, AMC's Mad Men, Ayn Rand's characters, and Bret Easton Ellis' American Psycho, albeit without the violence.

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‘The Sopranos’, Dissatisfaction and The American Dream

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/ 12 October 2011
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The Shadows of Consumption by by Peter Dauvergne

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/ 22 January 2009
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Tourists of History by Marita Sturken

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Ryan Gillespie
/ 17 February 2008
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The Spiritual Brain by Mario Beauregard and Denyse OLeary

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PopMatters Staff
/ 22 October 2007

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