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... concerns that derive from his dual cultural allegiance to the Caribbean and Britain . D'Aguiar himself has put it in ... concern of all postcolonial literatures and it grows out of the need to uncover the histories that were relegated to ...
... concerns that derive from his dual cultural allegiance to the Caribbean and Britain . D'Aguiar himself has put it in ... concern of all postcolonial literatures and it grows out of the need to uncover the histories that were relegated to ...
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... concerned with a past which at the time of their writing in the 1980s and 90s already seemed rather remote . Some critics have expressed the suspicion that the concern with issues of imperial history , slave trade and so on may be ...
... concerned with a past which at the time of their writing in the 1980s and 90s already seemed rather remote . Some critics have expressed the suspicion that the concern with issues of imperial history , slave trade and so on may be ...
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... concerns would be interrogated after we negotiate , delimit and define the politics of appropriating the other ( as in Othello ) , the principal concern of this paper . Appropriation can be considered to be a function of dispossessing ...
... concerns would be interrogated after we negotiate , delimit and define the politics of appropriating the other ( as in Othello ) , the principal concern of this paper . Appropriation can be considered to be a function of dispossessing ...
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