Barbara Christian asserts that 'the literary narrative is a place where theory takes place,' suggesting that science-fiction allows for the exploration of new theoretical possibilities unencumbered by reality.
Superman, created by Jewish high school friends Siegel and Shuster, symbolizes an immigrant experience while reflecting the moral crises of the era, particularly the rise of Hitler.
Siegel and Shuster's creation 'Superman' draws its name from Nietzsche's concept of 'Über Mensch,' repurposed in a time when Jewish identity was under threat, highlighting their cultural struggle.
The 'S' on Superman's chest symbolizes both the 'S' of Siegel and Shuster and their Jewish heritage, emphasizing the significance of identity in their creation.
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