My Year of Meats

What metaphors are used in My Year of Meats by Ruth L. Ozeki?

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The author uses beef as both a symbol and a metaphor for the dishonesty of the livestock business.

Another example of metaohr can be seen in the following quote:

“If there is one single symbol for the demise of regional American culture, it is this superstore prototype, a huge capitalist boot that stomped the moms and pops, like soft, damp worms, to death.”

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My Year of Meats