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The Mythology of Imperialism 5A Becoming the Second City examines"We, the readers and students of literature, have been hijacked. The literary critics, our teachers, those assassins of culture, have put us up against the wall and held us captive." So begins Jonah Raskin's The Mythology of Imperialism. When first published in 1971, this book was nothing short of a call to arms, an open revolt against the literary establishment. In his critique of five well known British writers Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, D. H.