New Literatures Review Number 44: October 2005

Published by The Centre for Colonialism and Its Aftermath, 2005

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Contents: Editorial - Ralph Crane and Anna Johnston Globalisation and Postcolonial Identities: A Symposium - Guest Editors, Chandani Lokuge and Vivian Tee: Symposium Introduction - Chandani Lokuge and Vivian Tee Australia's Cultural Identity Now - Janette Turner Hospital Guides and Explorers: Australia's Cultural Identity Now - Kim Scott Australia's Cultural Identity Now - Robert Drewe Articles: Life Sentence: Jamaica Kincaid and the Exile of Elaine Potter Richardson - Anne Collett Evolution of "The Enemy": Surveying the V. and S. Naipaul Correspondence - Aaron Eastley "There is no way out but through": Alientation and Interpolation in Lee Kok Liang's London Does Not Belong to Me and "Return to Malaya". Reviews ISSN: 0314-7495. 88 pages.

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Title
New Literatures Review Number 44: October 2005
Author
Ralph Crane and Anna Johnston
Publisher
The Centre for Colonialism and Its Aftermath
Publication year
2005
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Very Good
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Paperback
Item weight
600 grams
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