“Keep Chaos Out, Order In”: Grid and Architectural Space in Colson Whitehead’s <italic>Zone One</italic>.

The given text discusses Colson Whitehead&#39;s novel &quot;Zone One&quot; and its exploration of a zombie-infested New York City. It focuses on the novel&#39;s representation of urban environments, corporate influence, and the experiences of African Americans. The text argues that Whitehead critiques the city&#39;s grid-like layout as a symbol of government control and racism. It also examines the role of sweeper units in maintaining efficiency and explores themes of surveillance, segregation, and structural racism in society. [Extracted from the article]