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The Box Man by Kōbō Abe, E. Dale Saunders (Translation) considers Marx's ideas and their'This is the record of a box man'The streets of Tokyo have been seeing a strange phenomenon recently people who have decided to live their lives in a box on the street. Behind their cut out eyeholes, they sit and watch from behind their four cardboard walls. Our nameless narrator, at first repulsed by the box men, slowly becomes drawn in to the anonymity and voyeuristic life inside a box. As his identity slowly slips away and he becomes obsessed with