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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. London may have many rooms, but is there space for the travelling colonial? This collection of essays, memoirs and poems was initially inspired by the Malaysian writer Lee Kok Lian's adamantly titled London Does Not Belong To Me. Visitors to London from the old colonies have long recorded their impressions, contributing to the discussion about the beguiling attractions of the world's first great metropolis.Did they find room for themselves in London? Did they think London belonged to them? Did they find they belonged to London? London Was Full Of Rooms provides a diverse range of responses to these postcolonial questions. This collection of essays, memoirs and poems was initially inspired by the Malaysian writer Lee Kok Lian's adamantly titled London Does Not Belong To Me. Visitors to London from the old colonies have long recorded their impressions, contributing to the discussion about the beguiling attractions of the world's first great metropolis. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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4to. xiv+268pp. B/w illustrations. Original wrappers, a fine copy. . First edition. 'London may have many rooms, but is there space for the travelling colonial? This collection of essays, memoirs and poems was initially inspired by the Malaysian writer Lee Kok Liang's adamantly titled London Does Not Belong to Me. Visitors to London from the old colonies have long recorded their impressions, contributing to discussion about the beguiling attractions of the world's first great metropolis.' .…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. London may have many rooms, but is there space for the travelling colonial? This collection of essays, memoirs and poems was initially inspired by the Malaysian writer Lee Kok Lian's adamantly titled London Does Not Belong To Me. Visitors to London from the old colonies have long recorded their impressions, contributing to the discussion about the beguiling attractions of the world's first great metropolis.Did they find room for themselves in London? Did they think London belonged to them? Did they find they belonged to London? London Was Full Of Rooms provides a diverse range of responses to these postcolonial questions. This collection of essays, memoirs and poems was initially inspired by the Malaysian writer Lee Kok Lian's adamantly titled London Does Not Belong To Me. Visitors to London from the old colonies have long recorded their impressions, contributing to the discussion about the beguiling attractions of the world's first great metropolis. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Too often, cultural leaders and policy makers want to chase the perfect metric for activities whose real worth lies in our own personal experience. The major problem facing Australian culture today is demonstrating its value - to governments, the business sector, and the public in general. When did culture become a number When did the books, paintings, poems, plays, songs, films, games, art installations, clothes, and the objects that fill our daily lives become a matter of statistical measurement When did experience become data This book intervenes in an important debate about the public value of culture that has become stranded between the hard heads (where the arts are just another industry) and the soft hearts (for whom they are too precious to bear dispassionate analysis). It argues that our concept of value has been distorted and dismembered by political forces and methodological confusions, and this has a dire effect on the way we assess culture. Proceeding via concrete examples, it explores the major tensions in contemporary evaluation strategies, and puts forward practical solutions to the current metric madness. The time is ripe to find a better way to value our culture - by finding a better way to talk about it.…

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