Titlebook: Writers in East-West Encounter; New Cultural Bearing Guy Amirthanayagam (Poet and Essayist, Heads the R Book 1982 Guy Amirthanayagam 1982 c

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,Cross-Currents: The ‘New African’ After Cultural Encounters,art, is a euphemism. Many would prefer simply to call it a one-sided affair of cultural imperialism. Considering the major writers, some five or six categories immediately suggest themselves. But first, it is necessary to recall the identities of the ‘a(chǎn)lien’ cultures, their properties and values as

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Parables and Commonplaces,nd visitations — their poetry has, for long, borrowed Sanskrit images. The Sanskrit of the ancient Vedas has non-Sanskritic tribal words. Even the primal innocence of the Garden of Eden, according to some, was seduced and destroyed by an alien Serpent, speaking a different tongue. A Persian proverb

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Towards a New Oceania, A detached objective analysis I will leave to the sociologist and all the other -ologists who have plagued Oceania since she captivated the imagination of the ., or the white man in his quest for El Dorado, a Southern Continent, and the Noble Savage in a tropical Eden. Objectivity is for such uncom

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