Ruti Sela tells a story about a woman with a defect in her neck. She tells how the woman was operated on in order to straighten it to ensure that the woman would look others in the eyes. True, she lost liters of blood at the surgery but now the defect is gone. The story is repetitious in the way that childrens’ stories repeat themselves but the story is morbid and without morals.
Communication Body Fiction Handicap
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