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Push
Sapphire、Tayari Jones、Sapphire, Lofton, Ramona · 初版 1996 年
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Precious Jones 是个不识字的十六岁女孩，直到现在她都像个隐形人：对强奸她的父亲而言隐形，对虐待她的母亲而言隐形，对将她视为哈莱姆区又一个寻常牺牲品的当局来说也是隐形。但是，当怀上生父第二个孩子的 Precious 遇到一位坚定且极具激进意识的老师时，我们便跟随她踏上了一场教育与启蒙的旅程；Precious 在旅途中不仅学会了如何书写自己的人生，更学会了有生以来第一次做自己的主人
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…美国是反乌托邦吗？为什么是，或者为什么不是？好吧，跟美国人曾经以为国家应该走向的方向相比，是的，它就是个反乌托邦，尤其是对年轻人而言。我听老师们说过，《推手：一部小说》（Push: a novel）准确描绘了他们学生的生活。对我们很多人来说，嗯，有个段子：在 80 年代，人们会告诉你，在苏联共产主义体制下，每个人都不得不挤在拥挤不堪的…
…US a dystopia? Why or why not? Well, compared to where Americans would once have told you the country ought to end up, yes, it's a dystopia, particularly for the young. I've heard teachers say that Push: a novel accurately describes their students' lives. For many of us, well, there's this joke. In the '80s you were told that under Russian Communism, everyone would have to pack themselves into overcrowded…
…存在，一个国家就不能算真正的反乌托邦。我也挺好奇你觉得我多大。我感觉我比你想象的要年轻得多。而且我觉得有必要指出来，虽然我没读过《Push》，但它看起来有个相对积极励志的结局，这恰好是你观点的反例。
…exists, a state cannot be a true dystopia. I'm also curious as to how old you think I am. I have a feeling I'm much younger than you may imagine. I also think I should point out that while I haven't read Push, it looks like it has a relatively uplifting ending that is a counterexample to what you're claiming.